St Patrick's Day - 17th March 2010

[Rooftops]

LOADS OF GUINNESS GIVE AWAYS, LIGHTERS ,HATS ,T SHIRTS ETC

SING A SONG BY AN IRISH BAND FOR A FREE SHOT (U2,THIN LIZZY, VAN THE MAN, CHRIS DE BURGH,WESTLIFE, BOYZONE, ENYA ETC) FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY.

RICH & KATE

[Bernie Bobcat]

Shucks!  Wish I could be there for Paddy's Day and sing my Irish repertoire!  I'd be p1ssed as a newt at the expense of Rich & Kate!   

Have a blast all of you guys celebrating at Rooftops and watch out for our Irish neighbour Colm Burke dressed up as St Patrick!  Bet he'll be out on the town again this year drowning the shamrock!   

Hope to meet you soon in Rooftops guys.  All going well we will be coming to P.B. mid April.  See you then! 

[✈ Elle ☀]

I was just thinking about you, Bernie - wondering how you were! xx

Have a great night at Rooftops to everyone who goes!

Elle xxx

[Bernie Bobcat]

Hey Elle!  Yes, I'm celebrating the Welsh fella's "let's get wasted" day here in the "Aul' Sod". 

Just out of bed.  Damian's band are doing an open air performance in Dundalk this afternoon as part of the fesitivities.  Think I might go along for the craic!  At least he won't see the old grey head in a big crowd! 

It's my Mum's birthday too.  Her parents had the decency to call her Patricia in respect of the day that was in it. 

Alan's working 8-4 and David's working 1-5 so all's going to be pretty quiet here to today.  We've got work tomorrow too, but we won't be part of the National Drink Off tonight I'm afraid! 

So anyone who's interested now knows what all of my gang are at today.  How positively scintillating the info one can reap on Canary Nightlife!   

Bye!   

[smokie]

Good luck to Damiens band at their gig.
I always remember being in Dundalk and seeing a Vietnamese takeaway van on the street nearly 30 years ago, it made Dundalk seem more cosmopolitan than Manchester in those days.
If you know the Murphy's from Silverbridge, Crossmaglen, give them a big hello from me. (family)

[Bernie Bobcat]

Hi Smokie!  Thanks for the good wishes.  The band played very well and the craic was good up in Dundalk. 

Don't know anyone from Crossmaglen, but there's many a "Murphy" in every town in Ireland! 

Happy Paddy's Day to all the Murphys in Ireland and across the globe!  Go n-eiri an bothar libh!