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Connecting => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: 2400wattman on March 17, 2007, 09:11:20 AM
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Happy St. Patricks day and cheers to you all. Although I knew St. Patrick was an Englishman I heard on the readio that Danny Boy was written by a British attorney in 1910.
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For those of you who are interested, here (http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A3826136) is the story.
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Beannachta? na F?ile P?draig
Paul TBO
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Tabhair dom a rud c?anna mar at? ag an fhear ar an urlar!
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Exactly
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Is bre? an rud ? nuair a ghlacann chuile le dearcadh na h?c?ide.
Brother Paul, I'm impressed, you remembered.
Sam
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This (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpApTPV3vW0) looks like it might be appropriate for this thread. Beautiful tune.
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I met The Corrs a couple of years back, very nice people and the sisters are such beautiful, tiny girls. They are all excellent musicians as well.
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Wow, that was very cool. Beautiful is right!
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Dave, very appropriate link as Caroline's birthday is St. Patrick's Day.
(Message edited by bracheen on March 19, 2007)
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In a deferntial nod to my Italian-American heritage, it's my duty to inform you that March 19th is St. Joseph's Day. Just glad the Irish have two days to get it out of their system so we can get down to business, the day after my birthday on the 18th.
This is my Boeing birthday: I'll be-52!
J o e y
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Happy birthday and St. Joseph's Day!
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Sam My dear friend: I did remember the day. Though the language is mainly thanks to the combination of a search-and-copy-paste-function (hha!). A belated birthday for Caroline too. Hope to see you two very soon!
Dave ...as always you nailed it right on top: I Love that song, that version, the girls, ...it IS very appropriate indeed. (we'll Skype later today about it!)
I truly hope that for the Irish there will be soon come an end to the troubles they have in the northern part of their country. IFF I can believe the news a solution is in the make!
Brother Joey: be 52 is a haircut for ladies! Please don't overdo the lipstick ok?
A belated happy birthday from me too!
As you all probably know my daughter studied 6 months in Waterford and she is REALLY into Ireland now! She went out dressed in my Jameson polo (mine! she gave it to me) and an Irish flag!
I went to our bar The Stapleton: FULL HOUSE. A band playing Irish traditionals, the crowd singing along dressed in green and wearing black guinness hats! GReen and white guirlandes hanging from the ceiling and green spotlights. Sorry ...I couldn't stay: an attack of claustrofobia hit me!
Saint Patrick ...must have been some saint!
Mmmmmmm ...wasn't he a bassplayer????
Paul TBO
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My favourite Corr-song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYBxVtqrAEA (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYBxVtqrAEA)
After seeing out the song I know I'll definitely apply for bass-player in that band!
Paul TBO
Ok-ok-ok-ok ...I'll get in line ....I'll pick a number ...number 5328????
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Paul you are the Bad One. You may see me and you may see Caroline but probably not together. I was referring to Caroline Corr. It's Caroline, Sharon, & Andrea. Oh yeah, and Jim.
Debi and I had a small get together at the house. Just a few friends and NO green beer. We loaded the CD player with all Irish artists. Nothing traditional though, U2, Vivian Campbell, Rory Gallagher, The Cranberries, and of course The Corrs. I used to have a Jameson shirt but it became Debi's after we were married.
I think the Irish troubles could end much more quickly if the politicians would stay out of it with their never ending pissing match. Sorry, no more politics.
Sam
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Rory Gallagher. We used to listen to him and Taste back in the early seventies. Great guitar player.
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I keep up with the goings on via http://www.rte.ie/news/ (http://www.rte.ie/news/).
I especially like to watch Pobal and Nationwide. They just did a piece on the Rory festival a short while back. His music is alive and well in Eire.
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This (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mqZqhTl4A8&NR) is pretty cool.
Rory with Jack Bruce playing Politician.
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Hey Paul; cool vid! Thanks!
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Rory and Jack, it just doesn't get any better. Thanks Dave.
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I saw Rory in Leuven as a 17 year old in a small university auditorium!
WOW!
THAT was cool!
Paul TBO