Is it hot or cold?
For dinner or for lunch?
Itās a sliced meat, a cold cut, like ham. Itād be up to you as to how or when you choose to ate it.
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Limerick tapas. #pigtown
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Do they fuck- Portmagee better than that Dingle plamas, Daingean is poster paradise
Has anyone watched this? 
I wouldnāt be holding out much hope.
They canāt even spell Kilfinane.
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The boom is back
Cunt thinks heās on his way to a Connacht Football Championship match.
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As a fella told me once, you can spot JPs helicopter by the counting the number windows on it.
Just caught a story about Eli Lilly building and opening a large plant in Limerick
Good news? Is it a big deal
Three hundred jobs not to be sniffed at.
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The great grand daughter lives in cork now. Sheās a lot of horses. Lovely lady.
Fantastic Edwards are recruiting like mad too
Iām after putting down a savage two hours inside in town there, Iāll have to write about it. I had a few hours free this afternoon and as I hadnāt been in town since early December I said Iād take an amble around. Firstly I paid a visit to the antique warehouse off the old Ballysimon road. I canāt think of the name over the door. I spent about 10mins discussing Grandfather clocks with the owner. He said theyāre selling like hot buns at the moment. One thing I didnāt know is youāve to wind the weights in them once daily to keep the chime going and clock ticking. Heād five of them in stock ranging from about ā¬250-750 and one very dear one which he wouldnāt tell me the price of it. There was some number youād to ring in Scotland about the price. He said it came out of an old historic building in Scotland.
After that then I went into OāBrienās wine and bought a bottle of stuff @Fagan_ODowd recommended in the wine thread to me earlier for a fella that did me a surprise favour lately. Job done and off I went again to next get a haircut off my Turkish mate Iskander in Blades barbershop. I normally donāt like talking to the barber but this fella is sound and for a Turk he had a surprisingly good knowledge of horse racing and the various tracks over here.
I then needed a new shirt and bought one in very quick fashion. Much to my relief the first one I threw on was the grandest so I took that, as I was worried about how Iād put it back together given it came off a shelf with all the clips and fasteners and paper attached to it like something youād buy new in a packet. Not to worry all that went in the bin and I was on my way again, this time back towards the car to begin my journey home.
As I made my way past St. Augustineās church at exactly 1.30pm I spotted an esteemed poster from this board across the road going in the opposite direction to me, past the Texas Steakout and towards William Street direction. He wouldnāt have known me even if he looked in my direction as I was heavily disguised in various layers of clothes, a face mask outdoors and a hat. I wonāt embarrass the poster by revealing who it was, but letās just say it has been 2-3 years since I last saw him and I was shocked at how old and weary looking he has become. There was a gale blowing in his face and he was struggling through it ill-equipped without a hat or coat.
After this I managed to regain my composure in time to spot Sadliers fishmongers to my left as I turned a corner in the direction of the peopleās park area where I was parked. I went in there and bought scallops and sea bass for the dinner, which my wife will cook when she gets home from work.
Lastly to cap off a wonderful two hours I walked past Tom the busker queueing for chips outside the hatch of Luigiās chipper. He looked the same in the flesh as he did 20 years ago.
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There might be a poll in this
