Nothing says Cork like

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783

Ammm if you think so

784

Just a proud Irish republican ol stock
Nothing to be ashamed of
Course you’d know f all about that

785

Tried it 40 plus years ago
No joy
Lightweight then and now

786

And a confederate flag

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787

Outstanding. Delighted for you

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788

Fuck nearly forgot it to go with Cyril’s sombrero

789

Thank you

790

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

I assume you have the ok of the parents because if my father in law ever tried to bring in a bag of soil to my childs maternity room hed be going back out the front door

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791

Weird but congrats

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792

I told my father-in-law if he ever brought a Limerick jersey into the house for the child, I’d go off and buy a fucking Leister jersey and stick it on her every time we went to Limerick. That shut him up quickly

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793

Peak (or should it be peat) Corkness.

Congrats @Corksfinedtboy

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794

Joys :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
I’ve a Cork one OTW aswell

795

He probably doesn’t need to go into the maternity hospital as the baby is unlikely to be walking on his feet for a while yet

796

I’d expect nothing less, great news :wave:

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797

What did the jackeen think? That he’d be in there with the soil on the foot while the baby is still wet? :rofl:

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798

This is beyond weird, even for Cork

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799

“Sorry nurse, don’t mind this bag of shite, it’s for the baby’s feet

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800

My aunt who was originally from Limerick had soil from her parish brought and put in with her when she died and was buried in Loughmore. Is that weird?

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801

Irish people in america and uk have been getting soil put on their feet for generations.

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802

Would the south Armagh crowd (of all crowds) not be raging at the suggestion where they are from is somehow lesser or not part of Ireland??

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