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ahh, me 'aul segotia, me 'aul flower...

Swarfboy · 2004-10-21 09:20:16

Anybody here Dr. Bill on Today FM this mornin talkin about me aul segotia... I can remember this sayin a lot from me past but have no idea where it derives from.... Does anybody out there know the origin.....??

21-10-2004 9:20am

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Anybody here Dr. Bill on Today FM this mornin talkin about me aul segotia...
I can remember this sayin a lot from me past but have no idea where it derives from.... Does anybody out there know the origin.....??

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I don't know the exact origin but the phrase "me ould segotia" was used regularly by the late Jimmy O'Dea in a weekly comedy show on RTE called the "The Railwayman". I'm talking B&W TV here. Maybe early sixties. Its an old Dublin term of endearment, generally used for platonic friends in my experience.

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