Search Engine Optimisation

You can ignore this post. This post is connected to Red Cardinal's optimisation offer to all nominees. It contains the few bits and pieces of information he asked for and [...]

The Croke Park Trilogy - Part Five

The Croke Park Trilogy – Part Five

I nearly forgot to mention this little episode, consumed as I was with the Croke Park thing at the weekend. On Sunday morning before we headed off to Mulligan's, Wrinkly [...]

Irish blog awards

Voting is now open, and here's the list. It's all on Richard Hearne's fine blog, over HERE Plenty of familiar names on the list: Kav, Fustar, Swearing Lady, Manuel, Pygment, [...]

The Croke Park Trilogy - Part Four

The Croke Park Trilogy – Part Four

France have beaten Ireland and back here in Limerick, there's a terrible air of dejection that will only lift when Munster beat Llanelli. I bumped into a friend of mine. [...]

The Croke Park Trilogy - Part Three

The Croke Park Trilogy – Part Three

The first worrying thing was when some official walked out onto the pitch and welcomed everyone to Lansdown- sorry – Croke Park! Oh noooo!!! Then the Artane Band came out, [...]

The Croke Park Trilogy - Part Two

The Croke Park Trilogy – Part Two

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The Croke Park Trilogy – Part One

Jesus, said Wrinkly Paddy. This place is full of Northsiders. True, I replied, but imagine how they feel. Their streets are full of Southsiders, Culchies and filthy garlic-eating surrender-monkeys. God, [...]

Irish soccer

Listen, I was going to rant about it, but this guy has done it already, so why duplicate the effort? Captain Purplehead

Theatre, music and fools

Theatre, music and fools

I went out this evening with a couple of my friends to a play. You might remember from previous posts that we sometimes go to the theatre, and usually it's [...]

Bodies in bodybags

Bodies in bodybags

There's a fine songwriter here in this town who's been writing songs for a hundred years, and I'm glad to include him among my friends. Eamonn Hehir is his name, [...]

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