Ah no. A complete and utter bastard of a man. A complete genius as well.
A lovely tribute.
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Thoughts and prayers
I posted that article before and got several likes for it. Best of luck mate.
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I never read it previously, its outstanding!
I remember seeing OâConnor regularly in Baggotonia, he haunted the place. You could smell the thuggish obnoxiousness off him as he left McGrattans in the lane when it was a restaurant famous for long lunchesâŚ
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sat beside him on a Dublin bus some years back and we had a nice chat âŚa very friendly man and no airs and graces about him whatsoever âŚthoughts and prayers Ulick
I was always slightly disappointed that his surname wasnât McGee
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Oldest one in the book that.
They called him âSaintâ
Appropriate enough that somebody called Patrick Day should die after a fight
We got ourselves a comedian here .
An utter dickhead, but whatâs new
Thatâs a horrible way to speak of Patrick Day
Itâs very sad that the only thing that makes you happy in life is badmouthing the dead
Reading between the lines, Iâm pretty sure he was calling you a dickhead, for making a joke at the expense of a man who wasnât even cold in the ground.
No flies on you that @Raylan thinks Iâm a dickhead
Then again, Iâd be a bit worried if such a terminally sad and pathetic cunt as him didnât think that
Still, it was sad that he had to insult the memory of a dead person by calling Patrick Day a dickhead as well - poor Patrick never did anything to him
Still, what would you expect from such an angry Clare cunt
No surprise to see you trying to tag along for the ride, you canât hide your neediness
(arrangements later)
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Elton John