No! I didn't know this, thanks. I'd love to catch up a bit on what I've been missing.
Agree on Frances Brennan too, he's a savvy guy too.
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Agree on Frances Brennan too, he's a savvy guy too.
Just saw on the news subway rolls are not considered bread in Ireland they're too sugary 
according to Irish law sugar content in bread has to be under a certain amount before they consider it bread 
according to Irish law sugar content in bread has to be under a certain amount before they consider it bread 
Fungieโs made the English headlines
And squeezing the butter through the holesrich tea biscuits and butter โsandwichesโ
please let someone know what Iโm talking about
what about the heelfrom batch bread toasted
apparently its not called the heel of the bread everywhere!!!
YES
are you a dub 
where you poor in the 80โs/90โsi was told the digestive biscuits butter sandwich was what the poor kids had as dessert
I should be offended but I laughedpoor fungie, and poor Kerry, theyโve lost their cash cow
The Irish Nessieapparently its not called the heel of the bread everywhere!!!
YES
i was told the digestive biscuits butter sandwich was what the poor kids had as dessert
poor fungie, and poor Kerry, theyโve lost their cash cow
,,,I'm still partial to a buttered digestive and so are my boys ,they also love a digestive dipped in jam and sprinkled with coconutThe heel is my fave part of the bread
And sarcoptic mange mite,always at 6,teatime
Yeah the poor dolphin ..but that song
The fella singing must think he's Neil Diamond 
Just wondering when you think the scales fell from people's eyes about the Catholic Church. I think it started when it all came out about Bishop Casey and his son in 1992. Then we had the singing priest Fr Michael Cleary, and the son he had with his housekeeper and all the child abuse scandals that followed. I always remember Bishop Casey and his Trocaire box appeal for Lent, telling us to give up a meal for Lent and put the saved money in the Trocaire box. I always remember my late Mum saying : Look at the size of him, he doesn't look like he gives up any meals! She said it a bit more colourful than that.....
Yes what a scandal that was. I can only speak for our parish but there was always whispers going about from as far back as I can remember ,even today there's people very vocal on being recognised for the abuse they've suffered at the hands of our local clergy . I always remember one priest in particular that had no time for women at all but was very welcoming to young boys/men if you get my drift .We've literally a handful of priests throughout our town compared to years ago so I think the impact of the abuse is still very much to the fore in people's minds .I think there's been one ordination in about 10 years in our parish that I can think of .
We had a local priest involved in a child abuse scandal, and he is a priest in another parish now about 20 miles away.... got shipped off there when the locals started gossiping....
Well that is my new date with an Irish man gone! We were due to meet for a coffee next Friday (in the UK) I sent him a text, and he has suggested Zoom!.... how should I reply?
Oh yes ! that's what usually happens they just redeploy them elsewhere ....same with the one in our parish that liked the men ...not surprising at all.
Can't you bring it forward?
Anyone else remember doing Irish in primary school with the projector? We'd have to come up with stories for the still slides. Hated that thing and it made Irish so boring! 14 years studying it and can barely string a sentence together. 