Where does everyone live?
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Sorry everyone, I'm just really sorry, I don't know why. Sincerely, it's all my fault.
Robin - from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada (where the other person is always right).
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Welcome [emoji4]
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Hey guys,
I've been a big fan of Iron Heart going back several years. Just haven't had the chance to join the forum until now.
Originally from the US, but now based in Helsinki, where Mother nature gives me a great excuse for investing in heavy duty gear …
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Welcome @Irkku Paska
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hi,
i´am hartmut from germany. raised in a small town in lower saxony (aka checkpoint alpha during the cold war) in the 60´s. now living in cologne (on the pic you can see that little cathedral in the back
). first contact with denim as a youngster when jeans where called "nieten-hosen" or "amerikaner-hosen" (riveted trousers or american trousers) in germany. staying with jeans since then and hooked on iron heart last year with the little help of stefan from kentaurus in cologne. now an lucky addict with the iron heart pop up store in cologne. surely showing up at the store-event on nov, 27.
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Hi everybody, I checked in long ago but haven't introduced myself. I'm Roman from Moscow.
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Hello roman
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Don't worry, you're not alone…
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I'm in the north of the county, but Cork city is a good spot. I wouldn't expect too much in terms of clothes shops of the IH standard. To be honest I don't think there any shops in Ireland selling this type of hi end Japanese/ workwear clothes. That aside Cork is an easier city to deal with compared to Dublin.
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I'm from Dublin myself and I'm not sure I could live their anymore. All the big city problems, traffic, hi rent and property prices.
Galway is a great spot, a city with a village feel IMO. Cork I'd say is between Galway and Dublin in that respect.
I'd visit both and gauge for yourself. The good thing about Ireland is everywhere is not that far away..
