The Waterford lads he has encoutered over the years’ who ‘are very sound. Bit like the Tipp lads, bit of craic in them. Not all county lads are like that though. Kerry are very insular and extremely untrusting’.
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Old College mates from Clonmel & Killenaule all heavily involved in their clubs in varying roles over the years
A few tipp lads that think Declan Browne is better than Mattie Forde.
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Wrong, its actually him’self and a handful of tipp lads are the only ones who actually got a good luck at both (Forde and Browne) over their careers.’
One Kerry footballer who played four games last year
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I don’t think there was an ‘at least’ - the insinuation being that only four games were played.
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Peoplee in Munster he has known for years, they rarely discuss anything of note. He doesn’t really ask and they wouldn’t really tell.
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The reason for this thread
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It was simply a case of drawing it out of him 
A few lads who used make serious coin for drinking the rest of the holidays. (from doing the wran).
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Knackers so
I fucking love this thread
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The wren as it was is dead since 20 years or more. It’s true the tinkerer have taken it.
It was a staple of my 70s ands 80 memories. Any proper musician would have gottet involved. Plenty of flat bed parades down the street also loaded with bales and fiddlers and that.
I have cousii who are handy with the box and the fiddle and can make 500 in a few hours round the pubs for charity but apart from that a d a few more it’s gone, like almost all else from rural Ireland that has almost turned fully into soulless urban Ireland which is a crying shame.
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Wrong thread
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A lad who lost everything in the 2009 floods
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People in Kilmacud Crokes GAA club.
A lot of old money people in Rochestown.
A lot of people struggling in Stillorgan.
A person who was out testing serious athletes in Blarney
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