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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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Aidan, we have new people on the list from Derry! That'd be some trip for them to make!
Aidan, we have new people on the list from Derry! That'd be some trip for them to make!
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Posted:
would that be further than it is from cork to belfast
would that be further than it is from cork to belfast
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Allo....(Ahhh college computers are crap) anyway.. yip Im going to the circus so we should all arrange a time to meet for a drink before hand. And I vote for Belfast fire fun cos theres been a problem with my student loan (again) and Im completly broke
Allo....(Ahhh college computers are crap) anyway.. yip Im going to the circus so we should all arrange a time to meet for a drink before hand. And I vote for Belfast fire fun cos theres been a problem with my student loan (again) and Im completly broke
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Posted:
Lol. That's 2-all.
Derry to Cork would be further, young aidan, than from Cork to Rathlin!!! Belfast and Dublin are the middle bits. What about Newry!?! Any fire spinners on the border?!!
Derry is quite near Rathlin, but a bit over to the left.
Tainted. You have my mobile, and I'll be texting you all later... but we meet between 7.15 and 7.30 on Saturday night at Bar One, which is on the first floor of the Waterfront Hall... maybe also try to meet there in intervals (if there are any) and after the show?!
Take care, see you Saturday
Clare x
Lol. That's 2-all.
Derry to Cork would be further, young aidan, than from Cork to Rathlin!!! Belfast and Dublin are the middle bits. What about Newry!?! Any fire spinners on the border?!!
Derry is quite near Rathlin, but a bit over to the left.
Tainted. You have my mobile, and I'll be texting you all later... but we meet between 7.15 and 7.30 on Saturday night at Bar One, which is on the first floor of the Waterfront Hall... maybe also try to meet there in intervals (if there are any) and after the show?!
Take care, see you Saturday
Clare x
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Ok per see you on Sat
Ok per see you on Sat
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why don't we only meet for a spin on the Hill of Uisneach?
it's at the very centre of the country. no more arguments
it's not a bad idea actually, not sure if any of you have ever been there, but in it's day it was a more sacred place than the Hill of Tara, for it was the meeting place of all Irish Druids. the energy there is incredible.
though i have a sneaking suspicion that it'll be dublin again....
how are you guys anyhow? haven't seen any sign of Feartine in here....
i'm missing you guys. it's hard work doing a full days work lately with no distractions
heading out to johnny's fundraiser tomorrow night, in navan, if anyone fancies tagging along.... 8pm-2am, bands, djs, fire, yummmm....
doooeeeiiiiii my sweeties!!
L
why don't we only meet for a spin on the Hill of Uisneach?
it's at the very centre of the country. no more arguments
it's not a bad idea actually, not sure if any of you have ever been there, but in it's day it was a more sacred place than the Hill of Tara, for it was the meeting place of all Irish Druids. the energy there is incredible.
though i have a sneaking suspicion that it'll be dublin again....
how are you guys anyhow? haven't seen any sign of Feartine in here....
i'm missing you guys. it's hard work doing a full days work lately with no distractions
heading out to johnny's fundraiser tomorrow night, in navan, if anyone fancies tagging along.... 8pm-2am, bands, djs, fire, yummmm....
doooeeeiiiiii my sweeties!!
L
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Posted:
that hill sounds cool
though maybe its not the weather for it yet.
i'd be up for dublin. its central enough for everyone.
now to business
mentioned before about a reporter friend of mine doing a story on the fundraiser. it turns out its not quite what he had in mind. he's looking to do a story about a fire performer from moyross in limerick taking part in a fund raiser. human interest.
now i dont really have any news worthy pics of the fund raiser but i do have some other pics of you guys.
is it ok with you if i send them in with my other photos? if you have any nice photos that i dont have will you send them on
i still dont know really what he wants but i'd like to get us as much exposure as possible
so i need some sound bytes and quotes.clare/lisa any ideas?
i cant put in everyones names because there was too many people there so i would like to give him Clare, Lisas and Johnnys names as being part of an extended group that organise gigs in the north and south of ireland.
a
that hill sounds cool
though maybe its not the weather for it yet.
i'd be up for dublin. its central enough for everyone.
now to business
mentioned before about a reporter friend of mine doing a story on the fundraiser. it turns out its not quite what he had in mind. he's looking to do a story about a fire performer from moyross in limerick taking part in a fund raiser. human interest.
now i dont really have any news worthy pics of the fund raiser but i do have some other pics of you guys.
is it ok with you if i send them in with my other photos? if you have any nice photos that i dont have will you send them on
i still dont know really what he wants but i'd like to get us as much exposure as possible
so i need some sound bytes and quotes.clare/lisa any ideas?
i cant put in everyones names because there was too many people there so i would like to give him Clare, Lisas and Johnnys names as being part of an extended group that organise gigs in the north and south of ireland.
a
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Posted:
Sweet. Fine with me.
Say something about it being a new community with people from both sides of the border. Growing quickly. Ermmm. I suppose a bit about the history of poi, and staff, and the safety aspects (yes, we do normally have a fire blanket at every gathering). Oh, and mention HoP too.
If you need anything else more direct, text me
Sweet. Fine with me.
Say something about it being a new community with people from both sides of the border. Growing quickly. Ermmm. I suppose a bit about the history of poi, and staff, and the safety aspects (yes, we do normally have a fire blanket at every gathering
). Oh, and mention HoP too.If you need anything else more direct, text me
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what fire performer from moyross?? was there one? at our fundraiser? or is he writing fiction?
personally i think the pics that fraulein took at the burning man fundraiser are the best i've seen (of me) so you might want to ask her permission
that way we can all be famous
info on the Hill of Uisneach
more info for those of you who don't know your history
how's about bringing back bealtaine in éire
the beltane festival the edinburgers have sounds way cool. should seriously look into this......
Written by: ado-p
he's looking to do a story about a fire performer from moyross in limerick taking part in a fund raiser. human interest.
what fire performer from moyross?? was there one? at our fundraiser? or is he writing fiction?
personally i think the pics that fraulein took at the burning man fundraiser are the best i've seen (of me) so you might want to ask her permission
that way we can all be famous
info on the Hill of Uisneach
more info for those of you who don't know your history
how's about bringing back bealtaine in éire
the beltane festival the edinburgers have sounds way cool. should seriously look into this......
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Posted:
silly egg
im from moyross...
i already have the pic of you from excise
and one of claire at the student union
and me in new york
im off home
hugs for everyone
*pokes faberge for old times sake*
silly egg
im from moyross...
i already have the pic of you from excise
and one of claire at the student union
and me in new york
im off home
hugs for everyone
*pokes faberge for old times sake*
Love is the law.
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jayzus aidan, will ye make yer bleedin' mind up [/skangeraccent]
one minute your from limerick, the next from tipperary, and if i remember rightly you told the edinburgers that you were from clonmel whilst waving my magners/bulmers bottle about.....
liar liar
your knickers are on fire
your tongue is as long as a telephone wire
fraulein's right, you're really a pikey
jayzus aidan, will ye make yer bleedin' mind up [/skangeraccent]
one minute your from limerick, the next from tipperary, and if i remember rightly you told the edinburgers that you were from clonmel whilst waving my magners/bulmers bottle about.....
liar liar
your knickers are on fire
your tongue is as long as a telephone wire
fraulein's right, you're really a pikey
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"you're really a pikey"
Ohhh. Must be. He still can't spell my name right.
"you're really a pikey"
Ohhh. Must be. He still can't spell my name right.
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hey hey, here i am you lucky people !
right then, i think it's more or less sorted, next gathering will be somewhere in the pale on sat 19th of feb, either decs or mine, venue to be decided.
i can sleep quiet a few at mine if you all bring bags & mats & stuff. dec on the other hand can't, but is closer to town if people want to head home afterwards.
in the interim i suggest we all buy contact balls, it's so easy for 10 people to practise in one room in the event of a washout and one can never have enough toys.
by the way, the ucd juggling club are putting in an order soon with Beard. i'm not sure what kind of discount they get, but every bit helps, even if it's just the postage, so if you wanna have a look at their site and see if anything takes your fancy, then let me know soon. i'm getting me a nice big shiney acrylic ball
be safe, be good & be happy
L
hey hey, here i am you lucky people !
right then, i think it's more or less sorted, next gathering will be somewhere in the pale on sat 19th of feb, either decs or mine, venue to be decided.
i can sleep quiet a few at mine if you all bring bags & mats & stuff. dec on the other hand can't, but is closer to town if people want to head home afterwards.
in the interim i suggest we all buy contact balls, it's so easy for 10 people to practise in one room in the event of a washout
and one can never have enough toys.by the way, the ucd juggling club are putting in an order soon with Beard. i'm not sure what kind of discount they get, but every bit helps, even if it's just the postage, so if you wanna have a look at their site and see if anything takes your fancy, then let me know soon. i'm getting me a nice big shiney acrylic ball
be safe, be good & be happy
L
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Posted:
Well here I am again...
Unemployed... free...
Yippee!!!
I have finished work and will be hittin' the open road tomorrow! Except I gather the roads in the south are more small, bumpy and windy as opposed to open... Now my basic itinerary is to take a month or so to go south, then west, then north in a big circle, in my car, with firetoys and guitar and tent, and meet as many cool people as I can on the way.
So who wants to be one of the cool? Applications being taken now, especially from people far away with floorspace in their house.
I reckon I could make it back to Dublin for a fire gathering. Or wherever...
Well here I am again...
Unemployed... free...
Yippee!!!
I have finished work and will be hittin' the open road tomorrow! Except I gather the roads in the south are more small, bumpy and windy as opposed to open... Now my basic itinerary is to take a month or so to go south, then west, then north in a big circle, in my car, with firetoys and guitar and tent, and meet as many cool people as I can on the way.
So who wants to be one of the cool? Applications being taken now, especially from people far away with floorspace in their house.
I reckon I could make it back to Dublin for a fire gathering. Or wherever...
I am glad this is an international game - I learnt in school that the world spins, and now I know it's true.
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you is always welcome in my humble abode
you is always welcome in my humble abode
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Why thank you very much. I love your humble abode. I think I will be in Cork in a week or two, but naturally I will try to give you some warning!
Why thank you very much. I love your humble abode. I think I will be in Cork in a week or two, but naturally I will try to give you some warning!
I am glad this is an international game - I learnt in school that the world spins, and now I know it's true.
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no worries
hope to see you in dublin
a
no worries
hope to see you in dublin
a
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Posted:
steph has arrived, yay for spinners in one's house
i'm thinking of setting up a firespinners commune if anyone know's of a suitable place
there is this 1 place on the newtownards road in belfast, i believe our steph used to live there, nine bedrooms i hear....
an island would be good though....
anyone got a spare island i could borrow for a month or six...?
steph has arrived, yay for spinners in one's house
i'm thinking of setting up a firespinners commune if anyone know's of a suitable place
there is this 1 place on the newtownards road in belfast, i believe our steph used to live there, nine bedrooms i hear....
an island would be good though....
anyone got a spare island i could borrow for a month or six...?
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That place on Newtownards Road is available for the very resonable cost of just £335,000. A couple more nights busking in Temple Bar, and we're in! You might have to wait a month bfore the past tennant moves her boxes out of the wardrobe, though.
But you're right, an island would be better. Can I put in a request for a warm and balmy island? So much more fun spinning when it's not below zero, and firelight looks amazing on bare skin.
That place on Newtownards Road is available for the very resonable cost of just £335,000. A couple more nights busking in Temple Bar, and we're in! You might have to wait a month bfore the past tennant moves her boxes out of the wardrobe, though.
But you're right, an island would be better. Can I put in a request for a warm and balmy island? So much more fun spinning when it's not below zero, and firelight looks amazing on bare skin.
I am glad this is an international game - I learnt in school that the world spins, and now I know it's true.
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Any news of when the Dublin juggling convention is happening this year? I heard rumours of the 3rd of march... but couldn't find anything to back it up.
Wanted to meet up with ye cork spinners but now juggly day is work day for me, shitebags
Anyone heading to BJC?
Ronan
Any news of when the Dublin juggling convention is happening this year? I heard rumours of the 3rd of march... but couldn't find anything to back it up.
Wanted to meet up with ye cork spinners but now juggly day is work day for me, shitebags
Anyone heading to BJC?
Ronan
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Yep, I hope to be
Haven't got everything sorted, cos I might be going to Falmouth too, but I'd love to go to BJC (though they don't seem to have any poi workshops happening yet
)
Are you going to be in or around Dublin on Feb 19th Ronan?! we're having a wee gathering somewhere
Yep, I hope to be
Haven't got everything sorted, cos I might be going to Falmouth too, but I'd love to go to BJC (though they don't seem to have any poi workshops happening yet
)Are you going to be in or around Dublin on Feb 19th Ronan?! we're having a wee gathering somewhere
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i've heard from folks at the UCD juggling club that the Dublin Juggling Convention is to be held the weekend of the 4th/5th of March. i assume it's in Trinity this year again, will find out for sure and post again as soon as i know
and yes, a wee gathering in Dublin on the 19th indeed. so far around about 15 people have said they will definitely come, and another 5 or 6 maybe's
venue to be confirmed, but it's looking like some park out by DCU. anyone & everyone is welcome. anyone travelling to Dublin & looking for a place to stay could you please pm me and we'll see what we can sort out.
more soon...
Lisa
i've heard from folks at the UCD juggling club that the Dublin Juggling Convention is to be held the weekend of the 4th/5th of March. i assume it's in Trinity this year again, will find out for sure and post again as soon as i know
and yes, a wee gathering in Dublin on the 19th indeed. so far around about 15 people have said they will definitely come, and another 5 or 6 maybe's
venue to be confirmed, but it's looking like some park out by DCU. anyone & everyone is welcome. anyone travelling to Dublin & looking for a place to stay could you please pm me and we'll see what we can sort out.
more soon...
Lisa
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hmmm
fire
park
music
spinners and twirlers, drummers?
no tourists or drunk people.
sounds like a wonderfull wonderfull plan.
hmmm
fire
park
music
spinners and twirlers, drummers?
no tourists or drunk people.
sounds like a wonderfull wonderfull plan.
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you rest those arms now, you hear?
you rest those arms now, you hear?
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Hello ladies and gentlemen.
How are we all this splendid afternoon?
Send me through some info on the 19th gig and I'll send it round the mailing list.
Hope everything is marvellous
Take care
Clare xx
Hello ladies and gentlemen.
How are we all this splendid afternoon?
Send me through some info on the 19th gig and I'll send it round the mailing list.
Hope everything is marvellous
Take care
Clare xx
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Location: dublin Ireland
Posted:
Pretty sick unfortunatly.meant to sort stuff out earlier but just havent been able.
I'll give lisa a ring tonight and get back to you pretty soon.
Pretty sick unfortunatly.meant to sort stuff out earlier but just havent been able.
I'll give lisa a ring tonight and get back to you pretty soon.
Grow old but never grow up
BRONZE Member
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Grand. Look forward to it
Hope you're feeling better soon.
Hide under a blanket with some chicken soup and watch a dvd tonight
take care
xx
Grand. Look forward to it
Hope you're feeling better soon.
Hide under a blanket with some chicken soup and watch a dvd tonight
take care
xx
Getting to the other side
addict
422 posts
Location: London
422 posts
Location: London
Posted:
Bonjour..... Whats happening on the 19th? Room for a small one (Im tiny I swear...heehee)
Bonjour..... Whats happening on the 19th? Room for a small one (Im tiny I swear...heehee)
There are no stupid questions, only stupid answers...
SILVER Member
enthusiast
227 posts
Location: dublin Ireland
enthusiast
227 posts
Location: dublin Ireland
Posted:
just to let you know.my place and faberege's is available for kippage(dont know if its a real word but i like it). looks like the ablert college park by DCU is the plan at the moment.
if you want details on how to get there pm me and I'll let you know. hope to see you all soon
just to let you know.my place and faberege's is available for kippage(dont know if its a real word but i like it). looks like the ablert college park by DCU is the plan at the moment.
if you want details on how to get there pm me and I'll let you know. hope to see you all soon
Grow old but never grow up
GOLD Member
Pirate Ninja
3,882 posts
Location: Galway/Ireland
Pirate Ninja
3,882 posts
Location: Galway/Ireland
Posted:
i used to live beside that park.
never went in though.
i used to live beside that park.
never went in though.
Love is the law.
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