Love the Guinness sign too. What pub was that? Bulls Head?
Love the Guinness sign too. What pub was that? Bulls Head?Yup. There's a brilliant photo in O'Connor's funeral home at the end of Shandonah showing every building and business of the whole Quay. IIRC it was taken in the late 60's early 70's. Well worth a look if you're passing. Think the photo was taken from an old Holly Bough.
A notable piece, was this taken directly from the annals of the good people of Glenville?Dug this picture out of the archives. Known as The Glenville Owl-Man there were numerous sightings of this fine critter in the 90’s on the western side of the great Glenville mountains. It was known as a child and dog eater and resulted in the death of many a poor soul in the area. It was said to be a finicky creature around 8-foot tall, half-man and half-owl. At times there were were reports of it flying in the sky with huge dastardly wings. It was said to be seen hawking on the 2nd of November every year which is also the time that the Glenville Cult of Fawns carry out their annual ritual. A mystic sight for sure, and a beast that the people of Glenville still have in the back of their mind to this very day.
It was actually taken from Francis John Lynch’s archives, the local Glenville historian who I’d be friendly with. I have some quite useful contacts if I do say so myself.A notable piece, was this taken directly from the annals of the good people of Glenville?
So Mr.Lynch's annal thenIt was actually taken from Francis John Lynch’s archives, the local Glenville historian who I’d be friendly with. I have some quite useful contacts if I do say so myself.
Yes yes my friend I believe it to be.So Mr.Lynch's annal then
Have you looked up his annal!Yes yes my friend I believe it to be.
You are quite the cheeky little hipster aren’t you? You have heretic ways about you my dear friend.Have you looked up his annal!
Apologies Gregory, I am not looking to quarrel but I am being questioned about Glenville folklore.Another fine thread being ruined by a couple of donkeys.
Never mind Gregory hee-halways comes out with stuff like that.Apologies Gregory, I am not looking to quarrel but I am being questioned about Glenville folklore.
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