It wouldn't be St Patrick's Day without this tune!
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ReplyDeleteI shall definitely have a drink to yer fine lookin' family and then another fer havin' to sit through some more truly bad music that you love to put on yer blog!
Cheers and have a happy day! Nice hats by the way!
lol!
ReplyDeleteoh, btw, for some reason I cannot comment on your photo hunt photo!!!
Either I'm a bit slow, or drunk, or there isn't a comment button!!!
Top 'O the morning to you. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat slideshow! Would join you in a drink but it's only 10 to 6am; bit early even for me!
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ReplyDeleteI thought we were Irish until my dad said we were mostly Scotch and English... so where did all the red hair come from? Happy St. Patrick's Day.
I miss Saint Patty's day. They don't celebrate it here in the Philippines anywhere. Green beer and all that...
ReplyDeleteI should be ashamed of myself, considering my Irish blood from my father's side of the family.
Hi Claire - great Hunt! St Patrick hasn't been hyped over here, as Valentine has... (Nothing to buy, perhaps??)Happy day, anyway!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures, my favourite Irish song and the hats - Happy St. Patrick's Day.
ReplyDeleteClaire, great pictures, and we see the hats run in the family, hehe. Happy St. Patty's day. Here's a near-beer to your grandad.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful St. Patrick's Day. The pictures and music are wonderful. We shall bend an elbow in honor of both you and the good saint.
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patrick's day to you too, Claire. Will there be a wee bit of celebrating at the pub?
ReplyDeleteAnd it's no nay never ...
ReplyDeleteRight up yer kilt!
I love that song!
That's a fine song there.
ReplyDeleteBut it was "Nancy Whiskey" that nearly got me read out at Mass. I'll have to tell that story sometime.
And then there's "Seven Drunken Nights" -- only five verses of which can ever be sung -- and "Seven Old Ladies." I'll be you never heard that one.
Younger Daughter went to Ireland with her high school orchestra and chorus -- and she asked the tour director how come they didn't play Irish music in Ireland? She meant rebel songs... and I understand they're a tad sensitive on that, even now. But then, wasn't she the one that sang Nancy Whiskey? At the age of two?