Just watched a year til Sunday. Ja is the man all the way throughout
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Was that still legal at the time?
Jumped into the waltzers with her half an hour later. Landed in a nice little pool of puke that hadn’t been cleaned up.
From that moment, I’ve always let women sit first.
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A rite of passage for any good East Galway young lad. I would ask you to edit your post though, as the Ballygar Carnival is most definitely not a festival.
Three famous Ballygar men that played for Galway. One for @ChairmanDan to ponder over…
Carnival! Yes! It didn’t feel right writing festival. Was it on for a week? Great times.
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As good as. 5 or 6 days around the August bank holiday weekend. It was a gathering of wild young fellas, where mad roasters met hurdy-gurdies. Great times for sure, and maybe 2022 is the year to revisit.
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I’ll get to Caltra in September as part of my 2022 west coast extravaganza.
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Keary’s will have the green and gold bunting out for you.
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SCENES
Straight white teeth. The football followers were always that more refined than their hurlin ewuivalent. . I remember queing for a Citylink up to the 98 final and there was a lad in front with an unwashed Supermacs jersey tucked in to a pair of likely unwashed jocks.
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Jesus. Youd barely recognise him without the bandana.
A good article and definition of Scan V Sham…. A taming of the Wild Gaels of Ireland - The West's Awake
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Yer man should have stopped writing after this.
Between everything that is going on at the moment, and for many past moments, I’d half-forgotten that Galway are playing in the All-Ireland football final today.
Go on then, have your nice post at my expense. 
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Hon Dessie
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Hon the Town
