You backed the wrong horse here, yet again, by following the village idiot. Im sure its the height of wit in tipp to partially quote something and take that and run with it, but a more nuanced examination of the full quote will reveal all, if you’re able
Birds of a feather flock together. He didn’t choose him, they’re drawn to each other 
A very good point
That does happen a fair bit Flatty
Our sporting gift to the world is celebrated in Killimor this weekend. All welcome…
http://www.killimorrules150.ie/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/A4_Kill.pdf
I only became aware of the first rules being called Larkin’s Rules recently…
4 Likes
Were you allowed to throw the ball under Killimor rules?
The aul lad is heading down to it. Should be a great weekend.
1 Like
1 Like
But Peter J Kelly, a tenant farmer from the townland of Killeenadeema, just across the lake from the town of Loughrea in Galway, actually spent more time as a leading official of the GAA than both Davin and Cusack combined.
Good Easht Galway sthock.
He follows in the line of East Galway stock like Simon Geoghegan
His aul lad and my aul lad are cousins.
1 Like
Horan or Geoghegan?
Geoghegan
I’d know them well, only over the road from me, in Hearnesbrook. Tim Horan’s father was from Tiernascragh.
1 Like
Some tough men in that part of the world. Crazy with it 
I’d say you’d know my aul lads family so. They’d have lived near the creamery in Killimor.
There’s a pub in Kilnadeema on the hillside with a serious view over the lake. You’d hardly know there was a pub there it’s up a driveway like every other house kn the road.
Hara’s, O’Toole’s, Geoghegan’s, Grady’s, Ryan’s or Blayney’s.
1 Like
You left out the Larkins
No Larkin’s in Hearnesbrook. Plenty in the parish alright.