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Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin Rory!
My ma got one of them new fangled oil-burning stoves when I was at school, so I had to leave. I mean, it literally broke my hearth
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Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin Rory!
My ma got one of them new fangled oil-burning stoves when I was at school, so I had to leave. I mean, it literally broke my hearth
Is fearr a bheith ag lorg bí ná goile!!
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I knew the punmeister general would like that.
Imperial Call: now you’re just showing off. Ná bí ag caint i nGaeilge!
Okay, what about a photo of the 2010 Grand National winner, Garde Champetre, negotiating the bank at Punchestown?
Okay, what about a photo of the 2010 Grand National winner, Garde Champetre, negotiating the bank at Punchestown?
A French bred, ex English chaser? For shame!
Okay, what about a photo of the 2010 Grand National winner, Garde Champetre, negotiating the bank at Punchestown?
A French bred, ex English chaser? For shame!
Yes, but I was trying to think of something that was distinctively Irish – and I thought of the cross-country course at Punchestown. The one at Cheltenham is merely derivative.
The colours are instantly recognisable (as Irish), so that is another thing that I took into consideration.
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