nkay1985 wrote: » There's something really nice about that little story. People who are homeless or winos are often overlooked or seen as something to be wary of but a lot of them are decent chaps who got a bad run of things. Fair play to those people in Ferrybank.
nkay1985 wrote: » . We could even try and track down Elvis although I think that chap might have died.
J0hnick wrote: » If you said that to anyone outside of Waterford, they would think your were Mental! :P Is 'How Do' the guy who sits outside John Palmers at the back of Shaw's ?, Ive always known him as 'My Town', he seems to be able to smell if your from Waterford or not. If you say hello to him you get one of 2 responses, If your from Waterford: "How do" If your not from Waterford: "ITS MY ****IN TOWN!"
tombliboo83 wrote: » Whatever did happen to Elvis???Used to do requests outside preachers on weekend nights..some laugh
Richie Cranium wrote: » This is the famous How do
Ultimate Chin wrote: » Nope thats Skins.Well thats what we always called him anyway :pac:
Boooourns wrote: » How was Shammy a legend? Just wondering is all, i remember him just being a drunk. Tawdy and Howdo are legends as even though they're a bit 'touched' they're really nice lads.
ex_infantry man wrote: » how do and tawdy aint drunks no!!??? ya have to admit shammy was a funny fecker
Boooourns wrote: » His name is Peter, he's an odd one as he can get nasty with people but most of the time he's grand. He's really quiet when he's sober. My mistake i got Shammy mixed up with Muckel (anyone remember him) who used to be drunk on the smell of a can. He was a pest.
jo06555 wrote: » Ye his buddy still goes around now younger lad to him cant think of his nickname of me head now , allways on barrack st ...
nkay1985 wrote: » I reckon if we made a reality tv show with Tawdy it'd be a success. He could come into contact with Howdo every now and again. We could even try and track down Elvis although I think that chap might have died. Maybe Monica would like to show her wares in the hope of catching her big break. I'm sure it'd be a lot more entertaining than the majority of stuff on E!.
Rainbow_brite wrote: » I remember hearing Monica died too, apparently she moved to Cork and was badly beaten, may just have been a rumor at the same time.
Richie Cranium wrote: » Ah poor auld Monica i heard she died too,she was always good for a smile down the quay
Funfair wrote: » I heard she got a beaten off the local Cork ladies of the night over working there patch, didn't hear she died though...Pity if they killed her as she was a bit touched I'd say.. Richie would be better qualified to tell as its well know he was going out with her
Richie Cranium wrote: » The Indian looking lad called Davey? Or the tall lad who always has a dirty jumper on him? Or Sonny?
Funfair wrote: » That was 3 dog keating
Nolanger wrote: » Back in the '90s there was a guy living in a small self-built hut beside the Billberry Road. Anyone here know what happened to him?
Relaxing and taking his ease by a magnificent Steineberg Fireplace at the company’s Coolgower showrooms on the Tramore Road is well known personality and former Knight of the Road, Mr Thomas ‘Tawdy’ Morrissey. Originally from Castle Street in the city, Tawdy has been a familiar figure in the city for several generations and readers will be pleased to see him looking so well. Among Tawdy’s friends are the Power family who own Steineberg Fireplaces, singer Brendan Bowyer (a boyhood acquaintance) and film stars Ursula Andress and the late George Peppard whom he met when he was an extra in their film The Blue Max that was shot on location in County Wicklow.
Richie Cranium wrote: » Twady was friends with yer man from the A-team He was an extra in this film,anybody see him in it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Efc6Y6LCuuc
SeanDoe wrote: » A owl joe kervik,he was a class act,he build that hut after his caravan was burnt out & his wife through him out of their house.The corpo came buy one day when he was out & demolished the hut it on him,havent seen him in a long time,sound man who just thought a little different from society.:cool: