It was nice. I miss Clare and the music. Is it still as traditional as I remember it a few years ago?
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29-01-10, 04:01DollyDarlingJust watched a nice film "The boys and girl from County Clare"
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29-01-10, 08:20Mousey
Well, we have an Ennis bypass now, which is a good thing...
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29-01-10, 10:33carlos marvadoJust as well, as the place was flooded recently.Quote:
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The designation of Ennis folk as "rednecks" has thus been superceded by the more appropriate term "wetbacks". :D:D:D -
29-01-10, 13:48Alec HoranIf ever there was an Irish version of 'Deliverance' theres no doubt where it would be set.Quote:
Originally Posted by anonymouse
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29-01-10, 13:52EpsilonLimerick?....Quote:
Originally Posted by Alec Horan
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29-01-10, 15:19DollyDarling
I remember a concertina player in Clare who had very darkened skin which the locals said was because he sat all the time in front of the fireplace, but only took 1 bath a year. He was always drunk and playing the spoons. He would certainly never be forgotten, he was quite a character. He even hit on me, which sorry, but I like a man to take a bath more then once a year :eek: and to be sober every so often also, so he didnt get too far with me anyway! Id say its quite sticky in his trousers, if he cant get a women, and doesnt take a bath more then once a year :(
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29-01-10, 15:22sexyfukka
leitrim??.......