You are traffic.
Every best wish for the months ahead pal. Hope business is booming.
Iāll finally get to Galway in May for a conference-thing I think, so Iāll try and drag a few nerds over.
Iād say heās still there
The munchies have kicked in
Roy makes us all feel better.
Roy is a national treasure
I wish weād journalists like Roy posting on here.
His shining optimism is a breath of fresh air, it would be too much for the Les Miserables set on here
A carnival of calories
A fiesta of fat
A gala of grease
I wouldnt like to be cleaning out Royās cage tomorrow morning all the same.
When I grow up I want to be Roy.
Is Roy a family man?
RTE need to spend money their money wisely and make a series where Roy visits various cathedrals of stout and has a pint and a chat with the regulars
Iād watch that
Heās married but no chisellers
The closing credits could be Roy reading out a piece of prose that he has written at the end of the night, before leading into Dublin in the Rare Auld Timesā¦
While heās waiting on a feed in the chipper
He used to be a fierce man for polemics in the Sunday world back in the day. I had him down as a bitter little Cathal dervan type. Has he softened in old age or has the gargle dimmed his brain ?
Cassidyās was a cathedral of joy last night with the first proper āRake The Ashesā gig with no restrictions in nearly 2 years.
Chris OāDonnell, Camden Streetās own Luke Kelly, was in fine voice.
An eclectic mix current and former Intercounty GAA players, Cheltenham Festival winning jockeys and a couple of current Irish International Rugby stars who I presume must be either injured or not in Fazās current plans.
An awful pity Roy wasnāt in attendance.
Have you relocated to the capital, pal?
Great to get these reports of the Dublin pub scene from the likes of you & Roy.