Iām here in slatterys in kildimo. Great spot.
Itās a fuckin dump
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What are you doing in Kildimo?
Pit stop. Dolans is hopping now.
I havenāt been on a bus in about ten years and after reading that post I feel all the better for it.
Something in the air in Pallasgreen 
I was in a fair few pubs in the city last night. Started in the Hurlers about 2pm and made our way into town from there. The Still House was the first port of call but it was full of townies watching some soccer match that was on so we swiftly left there to go to Myles Breens (fine spot). Then we went to Nancy Blakes, Cobblestone Joes (first time there and didnāt care for it), Flannerys on Denmark street and Mickey Martins. As an aside i was fairly shook up most of today after all the drinking.
Jesus we almost certainly crossed pats last night.
Wouldnāt be the only forum member i cross paths with then last night. Saw another chap from here walking into Myles Breensā¦
Were you in Myles Breens as well you stones of a man?
No I went to the Oktoberfest thing till 8, flans on Denmark street into mickeys martins and tried and failed to go back to flannerys so I sent to icon then. Which was awful.
No you did it the opposite way to me then, i was in Mickey Martins early doors and Flannerys late doors.
What was Oktoberfest like mate?
Meh. Weād a table of 8 you were basically sitting up on top of the other tables and beer was being spilt everywhere. Lots of hot teachers around.
You should have said hello mate
Didnāt get an opportunity and you were fairly deep in conversation with your group the one time i passed. Next time. The Guinness is great in there.
I can see this having the potential to serious derail the economic recovery in the mid-west.
Did the lads in Pallas ever get to draw the water from Bleach Lough? Or do they have to drink the Deel water?
Iām not sure but the amount of amusement that lake has given us over the past few years is unreal.
There were a good few lads caught over the past 3 weeks. Gardai will catch every one of them.
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FOUR County Limerick men were granted bail after they appeared in court charged with breaking into the rural cottage where the bodies of Thomas Ruttle and Julia Holmes were discovered in May.
Patrick Harty, aged 33, of Churchview, Askeaton; Michael Harty, aged 25, of Lismakeera, Askeaton; Willie Harty, aged 19, of Moig South, Askeaton and Michael Harty,aged 19, of Main Street Askeaton are each charged with burglary at the home of the late Thomas Ruttle at Boolagass, Askeaton on a date between May 17 and May 18, last.
The badly decomposed bodies of 63-year-old Thomas Ruttle and his partner, convicted fraudster 56-year-old Julia Holmes, were found in an upstairs bedroom of the farmhouse where they lives during the early hours of May 18, last.
How did they catch these gents? Members of the settled community are they?