This is a grand little discussion Iāve facilitated here tonight
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Iād nearly go to a night club after it. Nearly.
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Ah they were great times.
Would those boggery buses drop ye all in a village and then walk home from there or how did they work? Townie corner boys missed out on that experience
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Instagram has a lot to answer for.
I remember the morning after a stag in Nenagh trying to track down the minibus driver after my friend lost his glasses. They were found inside a snackbox box covered in vomit.
Easy street or maximas as itās called now @TheBird has a lifetime gold card
Generally pick you up from the pub, but drop you home.
Always some cunt up a long boreen when youāre only two miles away and holding a piss.
Everyone right to the gate? Jaysus
If I close my eyes and concentrate I can still smell itās rancid carpet.
Will I ever ābomb the jungleā again I wonder?
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Friday 80s night in the Market, I can still remember the smell of puke.
It was an odd enough scene thinking back. Youād have loads of buses going from Wexford town, which was full of late bars and had a few nite club options too, ferrying folk to nite clubs in outposts around the county. Club C in Rosslare, The Beacon in Courtown, The Hydro in Kilmuckridge to name a few.
Are Creation in Dungarvan and Hill Grove in Dingle still going?
Freddie is still,to the good, an alright sort. During the ā¬9 meal wheeze the bar would be jambo and lads asking Freddie for 4 pints and a pizza. Unruffled Freddie would pour the pints and direct you with a nod across the road to the chipper for the pizza. He has to live too was Freddieās take on it. In fairness to Mario heād horse over a few pizzas in the afternoon in the ratio of 1:5 . Pizzas to boxes that is. All happyā¦
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The Anner had a nightclub at one stage.
The Clonmel Arms on a Thursday night.
Minella Hotel.
The Ragg.
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Wasnāt there a nightclub in the Brandon Hotel?
Think Benners and the Greyhound had one as well in the early noughties.
The Barge (part of Hennessys) The Blasket and a new one next door to Sean Ćgs are the only ones now.
Baywatch out in Banna was a great spot for the faction fighting as well.
Bulgaden Castle. Walking back into kilmallock by the train track if you didnāt have a drive. No minibuses in those days.
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Followed by the Thatch in Emly or Madonnas in Charleville on a Saturday night