Mid to late 60s and never stops going thankfully.
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Shure there isnt even a biteen of a lockdown in the whest
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This is true. When Mrs. Kremmen and I moved into our first house, my auld fella did a tour of it hitting light switches, appliances, the immersion and anything electric he could find.
When I asked him what he was doing, he replied āDo you know how long Iāve waited to come into YOUR house and do that?ā
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A pal of mine had a nasty break up with his ex with a young boy between them. He had him at weekends and wouldnāt be hesitant on the skittles, coke and meanies on a Sunday. Kid hopping off the walls going to bed when he returned to the mothers on Sunday evening.
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I have the juniors at that drill in training
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Had
Split up into brother and cousins, tis safe enough down the beach? 
Youāre still talking about GAA coaching right?
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How do you do that in Clare ?
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We clear the Limerick lads home first
Theyāre here a week and being fed twice a day to settle them. Still mental.
I fucking hate them, there shouldnāt be one of them in the country. Of course I have loads of them.
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Sean Cavanagh ā¦ āUp here in the U.Kā
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Very childish
Sean should know better than that. The Shinners will be all over him.
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Iām not sure what the right thread for this is, but I caught 20 seconds of Operation Transformation Keeping Well Apart there. They had a mental health guy on saying "A lot of people will suffer this anxiety as restrictions are eases and they have to go outside again. Anxiety levels will be high. This is normalā¦ "
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Wokery was out of the limelight for a whileā¦nurses and the dying were selfishly hogging the limelight
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Three different gaps spotted at once. A great eveningās entertainment.
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