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Myfeckin FTO wrote:You can also have a couple (or ten for CJ & Dave) of pints and fall into the leaba safe in the knowledge you don't need to get back into the car till morning (again late afternoon for CJ and Dave).

Will we ever hear the end of this I wonder? In saying that, I wouldn't expect anything less from a shandy drinker

CJ

CJ wrote:

Myfeckin FTO wrote:You can also have a couple (or ten for CJ & Dave) of pints and fall into the leaba safe in the knowledge you don't need to get back into the car till morning (again late afternoon for CJ and Dave).

Will we ever hear the end of this I wonder? In saying that, I wouldn't expect anything less from a shandy drinker

CJ

I had to switch to Shandys or I'd have ended up like you guys.
Its a little sneaky - I admit - but it all made sense in the morning.

CJ wrote:

Myfeckin FTO wrote:You can also have a couple (or ten for CJ & Dave) of pints and fall into the leaba safe in the knowledge you don't need to get back into the car till morning (again late afternoon for CJ and Dave).

Will we ever hear the end of this I wonder? In saying that, I wouldn't expect anything less from a shandy drinker

CJ

he seems to forget Nigel was there as well!!!

Dave wrote:.....he seems to forget Nigel was there as well!!!

I'd have mentioned Nigel only hes not on the forum to have any banter with himself.

Also didn't forget Mustang - but he looked in alright shape the following morning so I guess theres no point going there either - I think the country lads were a little wiser to the non-closing bars over here in the West - the crew from inside the pale learned the hard way.

Myfeckin FTO wrote:the crew from inside the pale learned the hard way.

I always say that experience is a cruel master but as me da used to say 'You'll never learn!" Gotta tell ya though, its a lot more fun being a drunken paler than a shandy drinkin' westie (hangovers aside )

CJ

CJ wrote:

Myfeckin FTO wrote:the crew from inside the pale learned the hard way.

I always say that experience is a cruel master but as me da used to say 'You'll never learn!" Gotta tell ya though, its a lot more fun being a drunken paler than a shandy drinkin' westie (hangovers aside )

CJ

Sounds like you guys might need another over-nighter....

Kildare is outside the pale!!!

Dave wrote:Kildare is outside the pale!!!

Ahem:

http://www.chapters.eiretek.org/books/Neighbourhood/chapter40.html wrote:This district was limited, roughly speaking, by the great mountain tract of Wicklow on the south, by the Carlingford and Mourne Mountains on the north, and by the Westmeath shore of the Shannon on the West, whence the border ran by Edenderry, Rathangan, and Kildare to the Barrow, following the course of that river to the sea.

CJ

CJ wrote:

Dave wrote:Kildare is outside the pale!!!

Ahem:

http://www.chapters.eiretek.org/books/Neighbourhood/chapter40.html wrote:This district was limited, roughly speaking, by the great mountain tract of Wicklow on the south, by the Carlingford and Mourne Mountains on the north, and by the Westmeath shore of the Shannon on the West, whence the border ran by Edenderry, Rathangan, and Kildare to the Barrow, following the course of that river to the sea.

CJ

sorry CJ, i'll be more specific, Newbridge is outside the Pale,Newbridge is to the left of Naas as you look at the map and it's on the Liffey!!! which leaves me just outside!! ...