TheBunk1 wrote: » He won't like that now!
Teyla Emmagan wrote: » I was in Australia on a year out when he died, can't believe it's so long ago. This is back when you went to Australia for the laugh, not because you were being forced to emigrate due to lack of jobs kids. Sigh...
CroatoanCat wrote: » I was in my early 20s then and thought "dead at 46", that's not very old really. Now I realise just how shockingly young it really was. <old fart>
gjc wrote: » the reality is had he of lived 61 is not old either..
Glenamaddy is the most important town in the northeastern corner of County Galway. It became the musical capital of Connacht during the 1960s when the Showband craze swept the country. To the east of the town lies Loch Lurgeen, a raised bog. The origins of the Parish (which was originally called Boyounagh) lie in the village of Boyounagh which lies to the North West of Glenamaddy Town. GAA: Glenamaddy has amazing facilities. Many clubs can only dream of facilities like these. GAA has huge GAA heritage and there is an old story that Cú Chulainn played for Glenamaddy. Today Glenamaddy are still going strong with Patrick Conneally a driving force behind the scenes.
Lando Griffin wrote: » Jobs aplenty in Ireland just not the high paid low skill jobs in the boom; if your prepared to work in McDonalds Aldi etc then no problem.
gjc wrote: » Tommy Tiernan said in an interview once, Ardal O Hanlon digged him (Tommy) in the waist at Morgans funeral and whispered "You killed Fr Ted...."
Teyla Emmagan wrote: » I DIDN'T MEAN to mention the poxy recession!!!
not yet wrote: » Say your sorry and come out with your hands up and we'll let it go...
Guill wrote: » I thought he had died again or something.