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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Hello, hello and welcome to the thread for all Irish fire dancers, spinners, object manipulators, drummers, musicians and anyone else interested in these arts in Ireland.
This thread was started nearly a couple of years ago now... and it's since grown to include more people, gatherings, events, fun and games than we had thought possible.
And it's still growing - so if you're new to the arts, or want to meet up with any of us, please post at the end of this thread to introduce yourself... or send me a PM with your email address and I'll add your name to our mailing list.
There are spinners, dancers and manipulators all over the country, and you'll find lots of them on here... don't be shy, we're nice
So welcome, and hope to see you soon
Clare x
Updates on Circus/spinny gatherings around Ireland – 6 November 2006
Belfast:
Tuesday:
5pm-7pm
Streetwise (community circus) meet in Morton Community Centre (off Lisburn Road)… providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills. Run by the lovely Dave from Babcock and Bobbins (on HoP as Bobbins).
8.30pm-10pm
Lisa and I take our poi workshop in Crescent Arts Centre (featuring occasional special guests when they visit
)… Please PM me if you are interested in poi lessons.
9.30/10pm-midnight
Fortnightly fire gathering in Crescent Park, Belfast (opposite The Fly bar). This is a friendly and informal gathering for anyone interested in spinning fire or learning more. Please PM me if you want to know the dates for the next gathering.
Wednesday:
7pm-9.30pm
Adult circus in Belfast Community Circus (Gordon St, Cathedral Quarter, Belfast). Weekly circus training for adults using various circusy props. £3 per week (I think).
Galway:
Tuesday:
5pm-??
NUI Galway juggling club meet in Aras Na MacLeinn. Run by the fabulous Eimhin (on here as Flip), providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Thursday:
5pm-??
NUI Galway juggling club meet at the Bank of Ireland theatre… as above.
Sunday:
12pm-4pm
NUI Galway juggling club meet at the Dangan Sports Centre…. As above.
Cork:
Tuesday:
5.30pm-8pm
Cork Community Circus meet at Loch Community Centre, at the top of Barracks St, Greenmount – providing an indoor space to practice and learn new skills. (Probably) run by the lovely Cormac (not on HoP). Three euro cover charge.
Limerick:
Thursday:
7pm-9pm
Limerick Juggling Club meet at the Limerick Youth Centre, on Lower Glentworth Street. Club run by fantastic jugglers Joe McGinley and Richy Brennan.
Dublin:
Monday:
5pm-7pm
DIT juggling club meet in the hall behind Belvedere College – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Tuesday:
7pm-9pm
Trinity juggling club meet in Goldsmith Hall, Pearse Street – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Wednesday:
7pm-9pm
DIT juggling club meet in Linen Hall, across the road from Bolton Street. Go through the archway at the side of Bodkins, and it's on the top floor, in the gym.
4.30pm-6pm
NCAD juggling club meet… somewhere
Thursday:
6pm-9.30pm
UCD juggling club meet in the Memorial Hall, beside the Architecture buildings – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Dun Laoghaire
Tuesday:
6pm-8pm
IADT meet… somewhere… a new club, and everyone is welcome!
Events:
Tralee:
November 24-26
Tralee juggling convention… organized by the lovely Fanzini’s, the public show is looking fantastic…
(If you have any updates on these clubs or events, please PM them to me...)
Take care, happy spinning
X
EDITED_BY: _Clare_ (1163601911)
Hello, hello and welcome to the thread for all Irish fire dancers, spinners, object manipulators, drummers, musicians and anyone else interested in these arts in Ireland.
This thread was started nearly a couple of years ago now... and it's since grown to include more people, gatherings, events, fun and games than we had thought possible.
And it's still growing - so if you're new to the arts, or want to meet up with any of us, please post at the end of this thread to introduce yourself... or send me a PM with your email address and I'll add your name to our mailing list.
There are spinners, dancers and manipulators all over the country, and you'll find lots of them on here... don't be shy, we're nice
So welcome, and hope to see you soon
Clare x
Updates on Circus/spinny gatherings around Ireland – 6 November 2006
Belfast:
Tuesday:
5pm-7pm
Streetwise (community circus) meet in Morton Community Centre (off Lisburn Road)… providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills. Run by the lovely Dave from Babcock and Bobbins (on HoP as Bobbins).
8.30pm-10pm
Lisa and I take our poi workshop in Crescent Arts Centre (featuring occasional special guests when they visit
)… Please PM me if you are interested in poi lessons.9.30/10pm-midnight
Fortnightly fire gathering in Crescent Park, Belfast (opposite The Fly bar). This is a friendly and informal gathering for anyone interested in spinning fire or learning more. Please PM me if you want to know the dates for the next gathering.
Wednesday:
7pm-9.30pm
Adult circus in Belfast Community Circus (Gordon St, Cathedral Quarter, Belfast). Weekly circus training for adults using various circusy props. £3 per week (I think).
Galway:
Tuesday:
5pm-??
NUI Galway juggling club meet in Aras Na MacLeinn. Run by the fabulous Eimhin (on here as Flip), providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Thursday:
5pm-??
NUI Galway juggling club meet at the Bank of Ireland theatre… as above.
Sunday:
12pm-4pm
NUI Galway juggling club meet at the Dangan Sports Centre…. As above.
Cork:
Tuesday:
5.30pm-8pm
Cork Community Circus meet at Loch Community Centre, at the top of Barracks St, Greenmount – providing an indoor space to practice and learn new skills. (Probably) run by the lovely Cormac (not on HoP). Three euro cover charge.
Limerick:
Thursday:
7pm-9pm
Limerick Juggling Club meet at the Limerick Youth Centre, on Lower Glentworth Street. Club run by fantastic jugglers Joe McGinley and Richy Brennan.
Dublin:
Monday:
5pm-7pm
DIT juggling club meet in the hall behind Belvedere College – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Tuesday:
7pm-9pm
Trinity juggling club meet in Goldsmith Hall, Pearse Street – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Wednesday:
7pm-9pm
DIT juggling club meet in Linen Hall, across the road from Bolton Street. Go through the archway at the side of Bodkins, and it's on the top floor, in the gym.
4.30pm-6pm
NCAD juggling club meet… somewhere
Thursday:
6pm-9.30pm
UCD juggling club meet in the Memorial Hall, beside the Architecture buildings – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Dun Laoghaire
Tuesday:
6pm-8pm
IADT meet… somewhere… a new club, and everyone is welcome!
Events:
Tralee:
November 24-26
Tralee juggling convention… organized by the lovely Fanzini’s, the public show is looking fantastic…
(If you have any updates on these clubs or events, please PM them to me...)
Take care, happy spinning
X
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What a lovely little place this is.
*Sits comfortably in favorite armchair*
now down to business. it may or may not be apparent from my posts in the mayo thread that I am going to be in dublin next friday night, this is due to my inability to name days of the week. I'll have a few friends with me. One learning and two willing to learn a little spinning.
As of yet I do not have specifics but I imagine they'll want to go out to the pub on saturday night. I was thinkin we could try to cover all the bases.
Maybe meet while the suns still up in the green, hang around and play a little. Go for a drink and chill/eat for a while and when its dark head off to somewhere a for Fire fun.
If anybody wants to learn staff let me know and I'll bring my second one...
all the very best of everythin
a
What a lovely little place this is.
*Sits comfortably in favorite armchair*
now down to business. it may or may not be apparent from my posts in the mayo thread that I am going to be in dublin next friday night, this is due to my inability to name days of the week. I'll have a few friends with me. One learning and two willing to learn a little spinning.
As of yet I do not have specifics but I imagine they'll want to go out to the pub on saturday night. I was thinkin we could try to cover all the bases.
Maybe meet while the suns still up in the green, hang around and play a little. Go for a drink and chill/eat for a while and when its dark head off to somewhere a for Fire fun.
If anybody wants to learn staff let me know and I'll bring my second one...
all the very best of everythin
a
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Posted:
I'll be in Mullingar (Co. Westmeath) from Sat for a week if anyone is passing through and fancies meeting up for a spin : )
I'll be in Mullingar (Co. Westmeath) from Sat for a week if anyone is passing through and fancies meeting up for a spin : )
Come faeries, take me out of this dull world, for I would ride with you upon the wind and dance upon the mountains like a flame.
- W B Yeats
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Ah Yeats... wonder what he would make of firedancing?!
Well Aidan, I shall join you in my own special comfy chair (it has one of those lever things that makes the bottom shoot out for your legs - ahhhh, and recline. That's better )
Anyways, I'm meeting up with friends this Friday and I have yet to find out if I'm working on Sunday, but all being well, I'm definitely up for taking the train down on Saturday - if it's still ok to stay with you Lisa?!
So if I've got this right, Aidan, you're coming up Friday, but on Saturday there'll be afternoon practising, followed by evening fire, followed by nighttime drinking?!!!
Sweet
Ok, hope you're all well m'lovelies.
Take care
Love Clare xo
Ah Yeats... wonder what he would make of firedancing?!
Well Aidan, I shall join you in my own special comfy chair (it has one of those lever things that makes the bottom shoot out for your legs - ahhhh, and recline. That's better
)Anyways, I'm meeting up with friends this Friday and I have yet to find out if I'm working on Sunday, but all being well, I'm definitely up for taking the train down on Saturday - if it's still ok to stay with you Lisa?!
So if I've got this right, Aidan, you're coming up Friday, but on Saturday there'll be afternoon practising, followed by evening fire, followed by nighttime drinking?!!!
Sweet
Ok, hope you're all well m'lovelies.
Take care
Love Clare xo
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All sounds good, as long as there is eating.
Hallo Kat!!!
All sounds good, as long as there is eating.
Hallo Kat!!!
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Posted:
Allo Ado and one and all!
Well there's a Westmeath V Laois Replay and a hennight on Sat so I'll miss the Dublin festivities, enjoy!
Allo Ado and one and all!
Well there's a Westmeath V Laois Replay and a hennight on Sat so I'll miss the Dublin festivities, enjoy!
Come faeries, take me out of this dull world, for I would ride with you upon the wind and dance upon the mountains like a flame.
- W B Yeats
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Who could argue with sports and fowl, Enjoy!!!
Who could argue with sports and fowl, Enjoy!!!
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Still wiggling
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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Pity you'll miss it Kat,
but there'll definitely be eating Aidan... especially munchiness
Clare xo
Pity you'll miss it Kat,
but there'll definitely be eating Aidan... especially munchiness
Clare xo
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yay! our new home!
*does a little happy dance*
clare, sure, you can stay with me, no problem at all i can meet you from the station if you let me know what time(ish) you'll be arriving.
aidan, bring your spare staff, i'd like to have another shot at it. i've loads of poi so there's plenty for your mates to try out.
so, sounds like a fine plan ado!
followed by 
(and some food)
followed by 
woohooo!!
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yay! our new home!
*does a little happy dance*
clare, sure, you can stay with me, no problem at all i can meet you from the station if you let me know what time(ish) you'll be arriving.
aidan, bring your spare staff, i'd like to have another shot at it. i've loads of poi so there's plenty for your mates to try out.
so, sounds like a fine plan ado!
followed by (and some food) followed by
woohooo!!
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My mind not only wanders, it sometimes leaves completely
My mind not only wanders, it sometimes leaves completely
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Still wiggling
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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Lol, wayhey!!
F*ck it, I don't care if I'm working Sunday... I can just get the train up - I don't start til 4pm anyways.
So yep, I'll be there.
Ok, just phoned the train people... I'll get the train at 12pm, so I should be in Dublin at 2.40pm on Saturday
Coming back on Sunday its either leaving at 10am, arriving in Belfast at 12.15pm, or 2.30pm, arriving at 4.45pm - hmmm. Oh well, we'll see.
Anyways, thanks Lisa, I really appreciate the offer of somewhere to stay, heheheh, tis going to be lots of fun
I'll be the one wearing jeans, glasses with a red backpack and probably my hair in plaits - see you then
Take care lads
xo
Lol, wayhey!!
F*ck it, I don't care if I'm working Sunday... I can just get the train up - I don't start til 4pm anyways.
So yep, I'll be there.
Ok, just phoned the train people... I'll get the train at 12pm, so I should be in Dublin at 2.40pm on Saturday
Coming back on Sunday its either leaving at 10am, arriving in Belfast at 12.15pm, or 2.30pm, arriving at 4.45pm - hmmm. Oh well, we'll see.
Anyways, thanks Lisa, I really appreciate the offer of somewhere to stay, heheheh, tis going to be lots of fun
I'll be the one wearing jeans, glasses with a red backpack and probably my hair in plaits
- see you thenTake care lads
xo
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So shall we say between around 3:30 ish in Stephens Green at the bandstand?
The Story so Far
Firepoise
Faberge (Patrick?)
Laudie
Ado-p (or me, or you! as my friends call me)
Sarah
Christoph
Ina
Squarefish ?
*Insert name here* ?
Helen
Nessa
Anybody else?
The more the merrier so bring all yer friends!!!
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So shall we say between around 3:30 ish in Stephens Green at the bandstand?
The Story so Far
Firepoise
Faberge (Patrick?)
Laudie
Ado-p (or me, or you! as my friends call me)
Sarah
Christoph
Ina
Squarefish ?
*Insert name here* ?
Helen
Nessa
Anybody else?
The more the merrier so bring all yer friends!!!
EDITED_BY: ado-p (1090502028)
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Yay! woohoo!!
i asked Patrick yesterday but i think he's going to london for a few days and only getting back on saturday so he said he'd see how he feels.
but i'll be there. and sure feck it, if it rains we can spin in the bandstand 
Yay! woohoo!!
i asked Patrick yesterday but i think he's going to london for a few days and only getting back on saturday so he said he'd see how he feels.
but i'll be there. and sure feck it, if it rains we can spin in the bandstand
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De-lurk........
Hi all, i'll see ye in the Green on Saturday so. I'll pass the word on to Martin (Squarefish) too. Think he's experiencing technical difficulties at the moment, hence his absence from the board. Might be able to get a couple more people out too.
See you then,
Helen
De-lurk........
Hi all, i'll see ye in the Green on Saturday so. I'll pass the word on to Martin (Squarefish) too. Think he's experiencing technical difficulties at the moment, hence his absence from the board. Might be able to get a couple more people out too.
See you then,
Helen
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groooovy
here i am on lunch. nice to see this wee congregation!
well. im working saturday, but i wil be meetin yiz at some stage or other on sat/sat nite. more than likely the nite!
i will pass on the msg to other poi-ers n staffers etc! so keep n eye out for other poiy people on sat!!
tried to txt u ystrday faberge, but no credit left, where bouts do u live, pm me if need be! just to know where wud be best for all for nite time. a beach wud be nice, but dont wana suggest howth if u live in greystones!!!!
L xx
groooovy
here i am on lunch. nice to see this wee congregation!
well. im working saturday, but i wil be meetin yiz at some stage or other on sat/sat nite. more than likely the nite!
i will pass on the msg to other poi-ers n staffers etc! so keep n eye out for other poiy people on sat!!
tried to txt u ystrday faberge, but no credit left, where bouts do u live, pm me if need be! just to know where wud be best for all for nite time. a beach wud be nice, but dont wana suggest howth if u live in greystones!!!!
L xx
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hi laura,
i live in clondalkin, so that's not near any beach at all, north or south. i'm out west of town so it makes no difference which direction i go.
if it's too cold for the seafront we could always head up to the pheonix park.
anyone got djembe's or anything that they can bring along? all i have is a bodhrán but i've lost my stick so it's useless
would be nice to have a couple of beats going on 
hi laura,
i live in clondalkin, so that's not near any beach at all, north or south. i'm out west of town so it makes no difference which direction i go.
if it's too cold for the seafront we could always head up to the pheonix park.
anyone got djembe's or anything that they can bring along? all i have is a bodhrán but i've lost my stick so it's useless
would be nice to have a couple of beats going on My mind not only wanders, it sometimes leaves completely
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Posted:
reckon the pheonix park is the way to go, its walking distance from the city n'all....
its got trees and stuff for shelter too, should we best pissed on.
reckon the pheonix park is the way to go, its walking distance from the city n'all....
its got trees and stuff for shelter too, should we best pissed on.
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Posted:
Hehehhehehe.
Such excitement
I'll be getting into the railway station at 2.40 on Saturday - so hopefully I'll see Lisa there (thanks for this btw - I'll text you when I'm on my way ) Then I'll see all the rest of you at the bandstand - I agree with the Phoenix park idea. Beaches are nice if it's sunny and warm... but a park close to pubs is better
Djembe's, any type of drums, didjeridoos, guitars - all music will be welcome!!! But failing that, I'll bring my cd player and some crappy speakers... better than nothing
Hmmm... what should I do for fuel - I suppose the best thing is just to get it there, instead of carrying it on the train?!
I'm highly looking forward to this... see you all then.
Take care
Clare xo
Hehehhehehe.
Such excitement
I'll be getting into the railway station at 2.40 on Saturday - so hopefully I'll see Lisa there (thanks for this btw
- I'll text you when I'm on my way ) Then I'll see all the rest of you at the bandstand - I agree with the Phoenix park idea. Beaches are nice if it's sunny and warm... but a park close to pubs is better Djembe's, any type of drums, didjeridoos, guitars - all music will be welcome!!! But failing that, I'll bring my cd player and some crappy speakers... better than nothing
Hmmm... what should I do for fuel - I suppose the best thing is just to get it there, instead of carrying it on the train?!
I'm highly looking forward to this... see you all then.
Take care
Clare xo
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not being a firey person yet i cant advise on the fuel situation, but keep in mind dublin is way expensive. actually i have never bought uel, i dont evn drive so i cant say what expenses may enue at all!!!!!
this is great people, so happy with this wee organisement! i am spreading the word as we speak, so hopefully other drummers n stuff wil come along.
crappy speakers are good tho, make a nice back up!
not being a firey person yet i cant advise on the fuel situation, but keep in mind dublin is way expensive. actually i have never bought uel, i dont evn drive so i cant say what expenses may enue at all!!!!!
this is great people, so happy with this wee organisement! i am spreading the word as we speak, so hopefully other drummers n stuff wil come along.
crappy speakers are good tho, make a nice back up!
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Fuel supplies should be ok, i'll def be buying some parrifin in dublin to take home with me
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Fuel supplies should be ok, i'll def be buying some parrifin in dublin to take home with me
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i'll sort out the fuel, i'll collect some on my way in to meet clare from the train. i get it in a camping store on mary st (bottom end of henry st)
clare i'll meet you at connolly. i'll text you beforehand and let you know what i'm wearing
this is really exciting and the weather forecast for the weekend is good too
see ya all tomorrow
i'll sort out the fuel, i'll collect some on my way in to meet clare from the train. i get it in a camping store on mary st (bottom end of henry st)
clare i'll meet you at connolly. i'll text you beforehand and let you know what i'm wearing
this is really exciting
and the weather forecast for the weekend is good too see ya all tomorrow
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Ah, you legend. Thanks for that, I didn't really want to carry 4 litres of fuel on the train...
I suggest we get a lot of fuel, then divide the cost between everyone who turns up to spin fire.
marvellous.
See you all tomorrow xo
Ah, you legend. Thanks for that, I didn't really want to carry 4 litres of fuel on the train...
I suggest we get a lot of fuel, then divide the cost between everyone who turns up to spin fire.
marvellous.
See you all tomorrow xo
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Cool, I will bring a nice big metal tin so we can soak and dip and not fear the melting of plastic onto our skin.
its lookin good, cheers to everyone for the response. see you all tomoro
Cool, I will bring a nice big metal tin so we can soak and dip and not fear the melting of plastic onto our skin.
its lookin good, cheers to everyone for the response. see you all tomoro
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yay
yay
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Posted:
Hey there lads...
Well, it's 8.30pm on Sunday night, I'm sitting in work, and I'm absolutely totally bloody shattered
Just wanted to say I had a lovely day yesterday... it was great meeting you guys and I learnt new things
Much thanks to Lisa... thanks for letting me stay over, really appreciated it
So, looking forward to seeing you all again sometime soon
Take care
Hey there lads...
Well, it's 8.30pm on Sunday night, I'm sitting in work, and I'm absolutely totally bloody shattered
Just wanted to say I had a lovely day yesterday... it was great meeting you guys and I learnt new things
Much thanks to Lisa... thanks for letting me stay over, really appreciated it
So, looking forward to seeing you all again sometime soon
Take care
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I too had a very wonderfull weekend.
Thankyou to everyone who came along.
I dont think i could have picked nicer people to do my first public burn with.
Nice one folks
I too had a very wonderfull weekend.
Thankyou to everyone who came along.
I dont think i could have picked nicer people to do my first public burn with.
Nice one folks
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so glad you all had a good time, i had a blast ! (slept most of the afternoon yesterday though)
guess what? i turned on the tv late last nite and saw the tail end of the ballina mardi gras on TG4!! didn't see you clare, but there were some really cool close up shots of martin & helen. i wanted to ring you all to tell you to switch it on but my phone was out of credit
will be keeping a low profile this weekend due to cashflow problems, but hopefully see you all on rathlin the weekend after.....
Lisa
so glad you all had a good time, i had a blast ! (slept most of the afternoon yesterday though)guess what? i turned on the tv late last nite and saw the tail end of the ballina mardi gras on TG4!! didn't see you clare, but there were some really cool close up shots of martin & helen. i wanted to ring you all to tell you to switch it on but my phone was out of credit
will be keeping a low profile this weekend due to cashflow problems, but hopefully see you all on rathlin the weekend after.....
Lisa
My mind not only wanders, it sometimes leaves completely
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Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Hello, hello
Still sitting here in work, still bored.
However, I'm going to phone RTE and TG4 tomorrow, to see if I can get a copy of this tape... wanna see how it looked by the end of the parade
AND... even better... I've just bought my ticket to the mighty Roots, who are playing in Dublin on Monday 30 August... wayhey!!! Am definitely looking forward to that one. Is anyone else going?! The Roots are incredible, I saw them play in Auckland... can't wait for this one
Anyways, take care everyone... maybe see some of you in a couple of weeks?!!!
xx
Hello, hello
Still sitting here in work, still bored.
However, I'm going to phone RTE and TG4 tomorrow, to see if I can get a copy of this tape... wanna see how it looked by the end of the parade
AND... even better... I've just bought my ticket to the mighty Roots, who are playing in Dublin on Monday 30 August... wayhey!!! Am definitely looking forward to that one. Is anyone else going?! The Roots are incredible, I saw them play in Auckland... can't wait for this one
Anyways, take care everyone... maybe see some of you in a couple of weeks?!!!
xx
Getting to the other side
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
member
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
i will most definitely be at the roots, me 22nd is on the 31st too, so shall b a wee celebration for uz all!!! ah i heard they were playn here and nearly wet meself. i'd say its gonna b some show!
c y'all soon
xx
i will most definitely be at the roots, me 22nd is on the 31st too, so shall b a wee celebration for uz all!!! ah i heard they were playn here and nearly wet meself. i'd say its gonna b some show!
c y'all soon
xx
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1,459 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
veteran
1,459 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Clare, the tv programme was called Féilte 2004 and it was on TG4 from 22.00pm - 23.00pm (it was a repeat), if that's any help.
Clare, the tv programme was called Féilte 2004 and it was on TG4 from 22.00pm - 23.00pm (it was a repeat), if that's any help.
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lapsed spinner
412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
lapsed spinner
412 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Hey all,
The RTE footage that was used is available for download here:
https://www.rte.ie/news/2004/0723/nationwide.html
Haven't seen it myself, but i hear Martin is in it.
Take care, and congrats to those who lost their fire virginity on Sat,
Helen
Hey all,
The RTE footage that was used is available for download here:
https://www.rte.ie/news/2004/0723/nationwide.html
Haven't seen it myself, but i hear Martin is in it.
Take care, and congrats to those who lost their fire virginity on Sat,
Helen
Helen_of_Poi
EJC Ireland 2006 Organisational Team
GOLD Member
Pirate Ninja
3,882 posts
Location: Galway/Ireland
Pirate Ninja
3,882 posts
Location: Galway/Ireland
Posted:
ok folks, time to start talkin about raithlin, I weally weally want to go. been lookin at trains and planes and there is not much difference in price.
Basically I could land in belfast at 20:30 on friday night and fly home monday whenever.
so how you gettin there if your goin? i reckon i'd wantin to be bookin the ticket fairly lively coz theys gettin snapped up big style.
talk to me soon
a
ok folks, time to start talkin about raithlin, I weally weally want to go. been lookin at trains and planes and there is not much difference in price.
Basically I could land in belfast at 20:30 on friday night and fly home monday whenever.
so how you gettin there if your goin? i reckon i'd wantin to be bookin the ticket fairly lively coz theys gettin snapped up big style.
talk to me soon
a
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