This Phelan chap did alright for himself out of it anyway
You can’t spell Ryle Nugent without “gent”.
Known as “the wine geese”
And the Irish are excelling as the top drinkers most likely as they down plonk by the gallon.
I do my best 
You shouldn’t have drank those, worth between 2-3K per bottle?
This deserved at least one “like”, pal.
Party a friend of my brothers was at.
The term "in the limelight " come from the Carbide spotlights which were used in theatres. Carbide was a mix of powdered limestone and water.
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A fella called Peter Rice from Dundalk was a fucking legend engineer. He worked on some of the most amazing world renowned buildings like the Sydney opera house and the Guggenheim museum. There’s a programme on rte about it him. They’re all saying he was a kickass genius.
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Interesting. That dundalk accent is mad (drogheda much worse) I worked for PlayStation for 12 years, MD was a sound mad dundalk man.
Sydney opera house hoi
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Why do you think it was called the guggenHEIm museum?
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Peter Rice eh?
We better claim him quickly before the English try to get their hands on him.
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The ex-snooker great Stephen Hendry is a big fan of out there indie crusty band Neutral Milk Hotel.
Upon recommendation from ex-not so great Neal Foulds.
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Indie band “The Ben Folds Five” were orginally called “The Neal Foulds Five” after watching Foulds struggle to build double figure breaks in his latter years as a player
Patrick Kielty did a prgramme a few years back about an Irish guy William Mulholland who was an engineer who built Los Angeles’s water supply
He went to school in O’Connell’s
Mulholland Drive is named after him
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