chillin117 wrote: » My brother witnessed the transfer of the ''Wild'' Mountain goat to his Strong cage yesterday 2 miles outside town. The wild goat hopped out of the back of an Avensis car. Wild Goat me Arse ! I feel so lied to.
pappyodaniel wrote: » Still not as bad as The Rose of Tralee.
foggy_lad wrote: » Have they put that wee lassie up on the goats pedestal instead of the goat?
buried wrote: » I have to go to Killorglin some year and check this shindig out. Crowning some horned goat to be a king and then put up on some high altar? That sounds like a serious Baphomet worship festival. A few centuries ago the Vatican would have nuked the entire village for even thinking about doing it
sabat wrote: » I went a couple of years ago and the overall experience was just about OK. The most interesting aspect was seeing an Irish town with zero laws regarding the sale of booze-people were literally selling cans out the open windows of their houses and the pubs were still going strong about 5am when we left. Also, if you had any tools stolen from anywhere in Munster you'd surely find them laid out on the ground being flogged by traveller children. It was a good buzz till about 2am but the atmosphere started getting sour and there were fights breaking out etc
irishguitarlad wrote: » Ah yes puck, was there a few years ago with some spanish and I said to them the place will be full of Irish gypsys, they said to me how does one tell them apart, I said by end of the day you will know.
Ronald Wilson Reagan wrote: » They should have a Goat of Tralee.
Esel wrote: » Nah. She is up the pole though.
XR3i wrote: » i was at that pucl fair i killorglin 20 years ago, what a festival
afatbollix wrote: » They actually keep it in the air for three days? I've never been so I'm expecting a crane is used?