Anyone else know the answer?

[monster_monster]

I assume you mean straight down and not at some random angle. If so, then it's surely somewhere in the southern Pacific, east of New Zealand?

just missed out on the hug Mousey, I was about to give you a big one but Heater was just to precise, plus she doesn't have a cock

[monster_monster]

Google is the Job .

Base for RWC

I used Tall Eye - If I dig a very deep hole, where will I end up?

[Alec Horan]

If you were to dig a hole from the centre of Ireland (Dublin) straight through the Earth where would you end up?

Obviously for this we are going to ignore all the real factors such as gravity, pressure, temperature, the Earths core being made of iron etc.

First person with the correct answer gets a hug!!

the centre of Ireland is not fucking Dublin !!!!!! Jesus Wept.......whats the centre of ireland ya steamer ?

[An don]

The geographical centre of Ireland is to be found in eastern county Roscommon, at a point 3km (2 miles) south of Athlone town.

[Mousey]

The geographical centre of Ireland is to be found in eastern county Roscommon, at a point 3km (2 miles) south of Athlone town.

Roscommon doesn't exist. It's like Leitrim, Carlow and Fingal

[monster_monster]

the centre of Ireland is not fucking Dublin !!!!!! Jesus Wept.......whats the centre of ireland ya steamer ?

yes it fucking is... but if you want to get shirty about it then I guess somewhere around Athlone (shithole)

[BootSlick55]

yeah, I think it would be in the water just north east of NZ.

(at least, that's the info Michael Lowry gave me when I promised him half of the hug I'm getting for winning)

[Quarterpoundher]

If you were to dig a hole from the centre of Ireland (Dublin) straight through the Earth where would you end up?

Obviously for this we are going to ignore all the real factors such as gravity, pressure, temperature, the Earths core being made of iron etc.

First person with the correct answer gets a hug!!

Depends how long it would take to dig, one man even if life span not a problem would take hundreds if not thousands of years so by the time you got halfway Ireland will have moved and by the time you get to other side its moved even further as will the point that was once directly opposite when you started so you'd have a straight mine but your start and finish points will have long since moved, by at least a few inches over the lifespan of the undertaking.

[An don]

Roscommon doesn't exist.

Someone best tell this guy so LOL

[monster_monster]

yeah, I think it would be in the water just north east of NZ.

(at least, that's the info Michael Lowry gave me when I promised him half of the hug I'm getting for winning)

south east of NZ, turn that globe the other way round