Happy St Patricks Day

• Guest 656

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  17 March 2008     19:47439
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  Shona La Feile Padraig to All, Now where's me Bailey's & Guinness Hic!
• Guest 641

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  17 March 2008     20:10440
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  Happy St Paddies Day to you Colette, Paul and all the Oirish men and wimmin out dare enjoying a drop of the black stuff to celebrate your special day
• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  17 March 2008     20:42442
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  Drop of the Hard Stuff more like it..........the Jamesons is tinkling in the glass as we speak. Slainte!!!!!
• howard mcsweeney1

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  17 March 2008     21:53448
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  i always remember "bushmills" when i worked in one of the six counties.
  mind you, i could force jamesons down at a pinch.
• Guest 641

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  17 March 2008     23:25450
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  A slug of Jameson, Bushmills or Powers would be quite nice, but if you are after wanting a heart-warming Irish whiskey there is always Midletons Redbreast 12 year old, now that would warm the cockles.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  17 March 2008     23:40453
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  do not know that one baz.
  
  do they still do that one called "paddy" terrible name, and a vulgar label, came from cork.
  
  nice taste though.
  
  mind you that one they do, off the record, with the blue smoke coming from the country cottages has a lot to answer for!!!
• Guest 641

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  18 March 2008     00:11455
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  Midletons are based in Cork (where the majority of Irish whiskey is distilled) who also distil Powers Whiskey which used to be in Dublin. But not Jameson that is still distilled in Dublin, yes Howard they still do Paddy, tis a lovely drop of nectar so it is.
• Guest 654

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  18 March 2008     00:20456
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  Do i have to declare an interest
  my mummies irish
• Guest 660

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  18 March 2008     00:51461
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  I thought Mummies were Egyptian,was King Tut Irish Keef
  If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
• Guest 640

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  18 March 2008     08:08463
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  lol
  ah yes a happy St Patricks Day to one and all. Im a day late and a dollar short! and a...Top o the morning ...bejayzez!
  email: dover7@msn.com
• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  18 March 2008     08:29465
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  Keef, it would have to be your Mammy who's Irish.........
• Guest 657

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  18 March 2008     11:08467
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  "Shona La Feile Padraig" - haven't heard that one for a few years now!
  
  Hope you all had a lovely day. I'm a bit late as we were out on the razz the night before so me head was bangin' yesterday!
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• Guest 654

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  18 March 2008     18:05474
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  help mammie#I fink there picking on me