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Late Late Show 24th Nov

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    #92
    EPAndlee
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    Was waiting for a book to make an appearance


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    #93
    monkey9
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    She's going be signing copies in Easons?? No offence to her, she seems like a really lovely lady, but would you actually bother to go and the book signed??


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    #94
    Vorenus400
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    Weird segue from american "Royalty"to Russian but the nanny to the children of Nicholas II Tsar of Russia was from Limerick. There are claims that the children spoke English with an Irish accent.

    https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/abroad/the-limerick-nurse-who-was-nanny-to-children-of-the-last-tsar-1.3001191


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    #95
    TheRiverman
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    Gibson,Ferrell,Wahlberg and Lithgow on Graham Norton,so nothing exciting there either.


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    #96
    The Secret Star
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    Ah fair play, they're only children themselves.


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    #97
    darlett
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    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    1966 wrote: »
    Ok the delivery of the story isn't great ......... but it must've been a fab experience for her

    It's mad how tough these people had it going to the US back in those days, no mobiles to ask for help, no plan b for cash, you were on your own, one way.
    Dad's after relaying a story right there now about his father, whose sister left Ireland to America in 1926 and came back to visit in 1933(for the last time) to visit him on the farm in the west of Meath. He cycled with her to Galway for her to catch the ship back to America, before he himself cycled back to Meath. Makes me very sad to picture granddad cycling home alone, I wonder if he knew it was the last time, I guess I hope he didn't, they both passed away in the eighties, so near 50 years apart after.


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    #98
    Oops!
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    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    Some people could be in a place 20 years and not have any change in their accent, others would be in a place 6 months and would have picked up the local twang :D

    There's a fella living beside me that gave 28 years in London then came home when he retired recently.... You'd swear he never sat foot outside Tipperary!

    Gang of us went to Killarney a good few years ago on the beer.... By Monday evening one of the lads had a Kerry twang to his Tipp accent!


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    #99
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Hopefully Tubs has some decent prize for them all.


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    #100
    Laphroaig52
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    Tubridy's simpering obsession with anything - even remotely - connected to the Kennedy's is embarrassing.


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    #101
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Dementia is such a terrible illness.


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    #102
    BorneTobyWilde
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    Atlantic Dawn
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    His dad would be a perfect candidate for medicinal cannabis.


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    #104
    BorneTobyWilde
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    Kids with heart ache in their lives turn into amazing adults.


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    BorneTobyWilde wrote: »
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    Have to say id take alot of positivity from this piece. Great to see that we have such wonderful conscientious youngsters in this country that are so family oriented. They should all take a bow. Wonderful youngsters. So young and so mature. And fair play to the LLS for showing this. Tubs himself seems genuinely moved by it.


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    #106
    Autosport
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    Not to fear people Auto is here :)


    Love these children, I’m living the same life as these kids.


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    #107
    Kerrydude1981
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    Inspiring bunch of kids


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    #108
    tylercheribini
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    Laphroaig52 wrote: »
    Tubridy's simpering obsession with anything - even remotely - connected to the Kennedy's is embarrassing.

    He is unreal, at least the Ireland of the 60's didnt know any better, Tubs lives in an era where we now he was very far from saint Kennedy: Bay of Pigs, Vietnam escalation with Agent Orange/free fire zone approval etc etc, Mafia putting him in power etc etc


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    #109
    AGC
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    Really good piece with those kids.

    As Tubs said may life be kind to you. Fair play to them all.


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    Atlantic Dawn
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    I'd love to hear Daniel sing some mad rebel song.


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    #111
    The Secret Star
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    Is it Daniel or Mario ?


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    #112
    CH3OH
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    Now this is a genuine misery slot


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    #113
    EPAndlee
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    An that's enough late late for one week


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    #114
    Storm 10
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    Missed opportunity to reward them with tickets for toy show


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    #115
    AMKC
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    Terrible line up but at least Mario was funny and I am not even a fan of him. He did look really good do must say and his Enda Kenny and Gerry Adams impressions were really good did not think the other ones were great do. Don,t care about the rest of the show watching paint dry would be more exciting.


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    #116
    Say Your Number
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    Joe Kernan on accordion?


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    #117
    Welsh Megaman
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    Easy on the ear...and the eyes ;)


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    #118
    monkey9
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    He has a kid?


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    #119
    Welsh Megaman
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    Horrible tie and hankie


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    #120
    JP Liz V1
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    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    I'd love to hear Daniel sing some mad rebel song.

    I love to see him take a yoke and do a dance rave song :P
    https://forumofgames.com/




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    BorneTobyWilde
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