yeah, good one
The fella on the Mic is probably your aul lad is it? Thats the kind of impression i get of you anyway
luckily for me I couldn’t care less what impression you get of me
aren’t you great altogether…prick
Puke’s indifference has “Cian Foley” mk II rattled here.
Great to see top flat jockey Billy Lee started out in the Donkey Derbys
now now, insults will get you nowhere…first sign of someone getting rattled though 
Tell us this? Do you sit around on your hole all day every day just waiting for someone to post on here so as you can reply to it with some"witty" comment? Just wondering like
I recall an excellent donkey derby after flapping at Caherciveen a few years ago. You had Tom Queally, Philip Enright, Billy Lee, Kevin Coleman and a few other high profile names. There were no finishers unfortunately.
Tremendous fare, it’s about time Ireland returned to these halcyon days of glory.
Nothin like the aul local summer festivals with a big marquee set up for a fortnight or so with bands playing Fri/Sat/Sun nights. Ahh great memories. Theres still an odd one taking place throughout the country. As a matter of fact i was only at one last year. Very similar set up to the one in clip actually
I recognise one of the men leading a donkey, he used to always bring a donkey around to all the meetings in the back of a hi-ace van! The donkey would stand with his head sticking out between the front seats.
+1
Dreadful internetting. A bad to start to life on TFK for this fella.
That’s fucking brilliant :lol: :lol:
Absolutely. We could each commandeer donkey for the TFK summer jamboree if we can secure a venue. We could paint them in the county colours and do it Ben Hur style.
Hairy Molly out on grass
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Is that the Castletown in Limerick?
Yep, can you not tell by the accents? The Lees and Finns of Lee’s Cross had the equine game sown up back in those days, whether it be hunter trials, gymkhanas, pony racing or donkey derbys.
Edwina is still on the go driving a lorry load of horses around the country.