I was split open with a cricket bat in Tipp and walked straight into the Royal, blood and all rolling down me forehead.
Is young Jack Banks still playing?
Edit.
Is his auld lad, Willy, still involved with camogie?
Your whites must have been destroyed pal.
Fuck knows, I drank my way through itâŚbust my ankle the following night and was a right state that Monday in St Johns with the big gash on the head and a busted ankle. Great days.
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I was split open with a cricket bat in Tipp and walked straight into the Royal, blood and all rolling down me forehead.
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NahâŚtaking a piss up an alley and a few locals must have smelled the Limerick from my urine and startedâŚtook 3 of them⌠I hit one a good smack and had hold of the other when the third hoor planted me a smacker with the bat. I walked into the pub I had been in like I had been in a shower of bloodâŚthe whole place erupted.
The Tatch by Oola.
The cricket bat came into my head as thereâs a shop around the corner from me with a load of Pakistan lads in itâŚand theyâve the bats behind the counter.
If they were Tipp natives thatâs a strange one mate
Tipp town is a serious cunt hole.
Iâve never been there, but isnât the Thatch in Emly?
Youâre right, itâs in Emly⌠I went a few times when I was out Pallasgrean way drinking.
A town time forgot kidâŚone of the worst places in this country on a par with Buttevant, probably worse even.
Iâm spelling Emly wrong Iâd reckon, never been there thank god. Worked with people from there over the years supposed be an awful place as well.
Once youâre over the border into mordor youâre fucked if youâre drunk.
- Yes. 2. Not sure. Isnât he part of Joe Quaidâs backroom team in Kildare these days?
No itâs EmlyâŚthe whole of Tipp is a dreadful place, pal.
I actually like Thurles for a league or championship match.
100% otherwise.
Youâd want to be fair desperate for a late drink to go to The Bulge (Bulgaden). Used to walk home from it along the railway track back into town. Much safer than getting wiped out by a car on those bends.
At least you were able to fit in with the locals then.
The Golden Thatch
Your spelling is correct.