[quote=“farmerinthecity, post: 901791, member: 24”]I going to sound like some muldoon with this but what the fuck.
A hot cup of tea with a fry.[/quote]
Gerrys on Montague Street springs to mind when you say that. Fucking savage feed altogether.
[quote=“farmerinthecity, post: 901791, member: 24”]I going to sound like some muldoon with this but what the fuck.
A hot cup of tea with a fry.[/quote]
get to fuck with your cup. It has to be a mug.
A proud Wexford man 
A microwaved breakfast. Good jaysus.
My heart always sinks at the expression “a savage feed”.
Microwaved? I havent been there for years, but fucked if it was microwaved when I used to frequent it.
At least its still ticking Fagan, small mercies and all that.
Chips. Well done steak and a pint of milk type muldoons spring to mind
Successfully breaking in a new pair of work shoes:clap:
Did so myself this week.
As did I. The bastards had my heels in ribbons for a while but eventually got them comfortable.
Vaseline on the heels is the answer to that problem.
[quote=“myboyblue, post: 905124, member: 180”]Top quality fare
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWO4h5X3mys
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What’s that from? And why is John Palmer from Home and Away in it after 3-4 seconds?
Went looking for this on sportsfile without knowing what games it was - Hurling - West of Ireland I figured and I was right - great photo - he obviously gave the photographer a made up name too - total oul lad - “Seamus O’Looney”
Clash of the Ash, an Irish film from the 80s. I have no idea who John Palmer is but obciously the hero of the piece is Blackie Connors.
Written by Eoghan Harris if I recall?
IMDB credits it to Fergus Tighe. The entire film is available on youtube
A quick look at the credits says Harris was “story editor”.
The referee in the match was 1986 All-Ireland football final referee Jim Dennigan.
8 days of work left including today.
The Man can go fuck himself.