You and the lad before you there are long enough in the tooth to know that there’s no such thing as tipping in for wan (1) unless it’s gallons and ye nearly got there. Complaining then after 7 - not even a gallon……
No wonder the country is heading for the rocks.
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You love the gallons!
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lightweight
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100%
There were 12 x 11 year old girls in the house today for 3 hours. Lashing rain, Bouncing castle flooded, 200 water balloons etc etc.
Twas never more deserved.
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Unfortunately twas a term I picked up from a neighbour who measured his day (and everyday) by that yardstick. A comfortable 3 gallon man who’s pace, style or temperament never wavered. There’s a small memoir of his exploits and the occasional misfortune waiting to be documented. RIP.
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The ones on the left need a sup out of them sharpish
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Drink it in man
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A panel of 21. Hurling is thirsty work.
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In for “one” again?
If that’s a junior hurling team that was just for the goalie.
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Would you go for a quart?
Is that a phrase you’d use @anon67715551, in my early days playing adult sport we’d always go for a quart after a game, of course for sone of us young bucks that was only to get started but you could have a quart and go home for the Sunday dinner if you were a family man
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Two pints?
Two pints yeah
The perfect amount for a sensible pub visit
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A great Cork phrase