"pork ui cuiv" / "pork ui chaoimh"

[ajapale]

This delicious breaded garlic dish is a favourite in Dingle but there is considerable debate over how to spell it correctly.

 

[RonanC]

I'm sure the good folk down in An Daingean (Daingean Uí Chúis) would prefer to use the correct translation - Muiceoil

 

[Lex Foutish]

This delicious breaded garlic dish is a favourite in Dingle but there is considerable debate over how to spell it correctly.

You think you have problems, Aj! What about the AA Roadwatch girls' favourite doughnut, the rindabite!!!!

 

[enoxy]

What about "the Dort" and "the Loose"....

 

[Lex Foutish]

What about "the Dort" and "the Loose"....

And traffic heading site and traffic heading ite of tyne?

 

[DrMoriarty]

This delicious breaded garlic dish is a favourite in Dingle but...

...further North we prefer the more delicate infusions of "Two-mint Pork".

 

[Firefly]

This delicious breaded garlic dish is a favourite in Dingle but there is considerable debate over how to spell it correctly.

I imagine the name itself came from that holy, sacred ground about 80 miles east of Dingle

 

[Lex Foutish]

I imagine the name itself came from that holy, sacred ground about 80 miles east of Dingle

Ah yes, Firefly. Where we sported and played.............

 

[Mpsox]

Ah yes, Firefly. Where we sported and played.............

Could they not just call it De Park (boy)?

 

[Lex Foutish]

Could they not just call it De Park (boy)?

I doubt if the crowd from Dingle could swallow that one, Mpsox!

 

[csirl]

Could they not just call it De Park (boy)?

You mean De Pork (boy).

 

[Mpsox]

I doubt if the crowd from Dingle could swallow that one, Mpsox!

If they can swallow being the 3rd or 4th best team in Ireland and Paul Galvin being a fashion icon, then they can swallow anything