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Bring Back Glenroe
TYCO ELECTRONICS ADMIN
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25-May-2005 16:33
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Originally posted by zanussi:
That sort of sums it up. Was there ever a video for that? Not a bad voice by any meas on Mick Lalley.
did you ever catch yourself humming it or singing it to yourself when no one was around? and then get mortified for a second before continuing?
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25-May-2005 16:37
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Hundreds of times I'd say Davey. LOL.
All Star Hurler
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25-May-2005 16:42
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Christ I thought I was the only one who remembered, and hummed it aswell..
Let me thinkg now...
I was walking one day in the heart of middle winter,
Taking Sheep from the hills, to greener fields below,
something along those lines... powerful stuff Mick Lally
zanussi
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25-May-2005 16:46
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Ah f*ck the lot of ye. I need an MP3 of it now. Hardly exists. In fact Paddy Power wouldn't even offer astronomical odds for it. I'll have to get on to John Creedon and get him to play it along with the theme tune from Bracken.
All Star Hurler
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25-May-2005 16:50
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Originally posted by zanussi:
Ah f*ck the lot of ye. I need an MP3 of it now. Hardly exists. In fact Paddy Power wouldn't even offer astronomical odds for it. I'll have to get on to John Creedon and get him to play it along with the theme tune from Bracken.
if you do find an MP3 of the song, will you let me know, as I would love it to, just for the get-togethers, house partys, what have you, everyone would love it, and instantly recongise it
All Star Hurler
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25-May-2005 16:54
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Just looking on the int-hernet a Sean Dunphy has a CD with it on the CD is called My Heart is in Ireland.... and I'm sure other timeless classics
zanussi
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25-May-2005 16:55
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Will indeed ASH. While we're on the subject of MP3s. Has anyone got an MP3 of Damien Dempsey's Going down to Dublin Town. Another one for the parties I reckon.
Originally posted by All Star Hurler:
if you do find an MP3 of the song, will you let me know, as I would love it to, just for the get-togethers, house partys, what have you, everyone would love it, and instantly recongise it
nlgbbbblth
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25-May-2005 21:51
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Originally posted by zanussi:
. Or Cyril Cusack's indecisive Uncle Peter, Ahh, mmm, Ahhhh, IIIIIIII, mmmm. Or Mary's doddery septugenarian husband Michael. Knocked seven bells out of Mary one time because he caught her carrying on with Dick's dick. Parish all thought Dinny did it because he had the glad eye for her. Brilliant storyline for its day. But of course that was written when Wesley Burrows was in command of the ship.
Cyril Cusack was a horrible man, never played a nice character in his life.
Michael McDermott wife-beater storyline took place in the 9th episode of the first series, November 1983
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Originally posted by nlgbbbblth:
Cyril Cusack was a horrible man, never played a nice character
in his life.
Michael McDermott wife-beater storyline took place in the 9th
episode of the first series, November 1983
Anorak alert...
Bracken took on some serious issues in its one series. The
most serious issue Glenroe ever took on in its 18 or 19 years
what the definition of free range eggs.
Ozzy
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26-May-2005 08:54
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Originally posted by zanussi:
Very good CC. Interesting you mentioned Des as he was mentioned a few years ago in an article about people leaving Dublin for the West. Poor old divil with ye humming. I suppose he was flattered that ye remembered him. Yeah Glenroe and rugby. Hilarious episode where Dinny is training the auld lads such as Dick and Jack for some niggle over 45 tie against Greystones or someone. Dinny does mention hurling in Bracken though as he tells Miley about some field that was perfect for hurling when he was a young lad.
Blackie and Miley went down to the local pitch for a few pucks one day. Blackie (who showed great promise as a minor in Clash of the Ash) wasn't impressed with Miley's skill level. Ireland was an innocent place when Glenroe was popular. The theme tune at 9pm always marked the end of another weekend, I fcuking hated it as a kid!
Vodka I don't know about Oliver. Was he Pat Barry's brother? Was he meant to have been murdered?
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06-May-2012 20:37
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bring it back on tg4
glenroe gold
Bressie
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06-May-2012 20:43
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Originally posted by nlgbbbblth:
Cyril Cusack was a horrible man, never played a nice character in his life.Michael McDermott wife-beater storyline took place in the 9th episode of the first series, November 1983
What was wrong with Cyril Cusack?
He fathered a few nice daughters!
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