Definitely has the Monaghan/Armagh feel to it, The Border Bull wears that type of clobber.
Sense would draw a huge crowd from all across Ulster on a bank holiday weekend. Busloads from Tyrone, Derry, Armagh, Donegal, Monaghan, Down and Fermanagh all about.
Thereâs no way those lads donât know all the lyrics to âHit the Diffâ
Would itâs clientele be Billyâs or Timâs or both?
Mainly of the feenyin variety.
Sure who doesnât know the lyrics to that
The Abbey in Donegal Town on a Sunday night back in the mid to late 90s used to be like that.Buses from Donegal Derry Tyrone Fermanagh North Leitrim and Sligo lined up around the town,it used to be madness on a bank holiday.We mightânt get home till 5 in the morning and be up again at 7 to go to FAS.Great days.
Stumbling onto the wrong bus was a common occurrence. When The Border Bull did it, there was a 50% chance of a ruckus happening.
Welsh bukakke
bloke at very end of video by the bus door.
Also love the way someone says âwowâ when the ladies start to come off the bus
Is that Henry Martin?
You should that on the twitter thread
Itâs the pinnacle of my technological achievement.
The classic looks never go out of fashion
The trousers about 4 inches too long on him.
Thatâs how it was back then.
Location: The Heath GAA Grounds
Occasion: Emergency talks following Dublin GAAâs attempt to poach Micko.
2 All Stars (I know) and a professional AFL player, and Gary Kavanagh.
