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This story was in the Herald November 1963 IMG_1318.jpg
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Wow that paper is a blast from the past.Paper of choice in our house. At one point it was free to read portions of it online, but, then it became subscription only. -
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I wonder what happened to the plans. This is from 1946You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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It seems like a lot of money for 1946, it’s no wonder it didn’t happenOriginally posted by bojangles View PostComment
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I did all the CRC walks to Baldoyle.....and enjoyed them , always a gig on in Baldoyle racecourse after....and I remember cheering on Saville little did I BLEEDIN KNOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Originally posted by bojangles View PostThe mind is everything. What you think you become.Comment
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Nobody knew Dinny he was very plausible, that is how he got away with it for so longComment
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A variety show advertised in the Herald February 1968. Note the casual use of the racist term for one of the acts. Dana from Derry must have been only 15 then !
Also a comedian called Dermot Morgan. IMG_1339.jpgComment
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'' He was creepy'' those are the words of my ex-wife and her friend when they met him on Top of the Pops 1967/68...Originally posted by Vico2 View Post
Here Rex!!!...Here Rex!!!.....Wuff!!!....... Wuff!!!Comment
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I see Maeve Mulvaneys name on the bill for Liberty hall I was a big fan of hers then, she was living with Butch Moore in the states for years until she had a tragic accident when she fell down the stairs where she livedOriginally posted by bojangles View Post
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I never heard of her Rasher, before my time. My older sister was a big fan of the Capitol Showband and she used to get a lift home off Butch after the show. He lived in East Finglas and we lived in the west. Purely platonic She was killed in a traffic accident in 1965 , only 21. He emigrated some time after that. He did a tour in Ireland in the 80s, I brought my mother to see him in
the Braemor Rooms and after the show was over she went up the stage and got his attention, asked him if he remembered Patty. The stage was elevated about 3 ft and when he realised who she was he lifted her up and hugged her. Apologised for not coming to see her after Patty was killed. He was a lovely bloke and it meant a lot to me Ma.
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