The most interesting thing about Feargus O’Hanlon was his pathology: he possessed an unflinching willingness to obey a command. He married Esther, not because he loved her but because his mother said he should. “She’s from good stock,” said mother. “Sure, she’ll bear ye healthy children.” They married in their home town of Wexford but his wife liked to go to the capital occasionally for the culture that was in it. A few weeks later, riding on the DART train in Dublin, their carriage stopped alongside a station sign named KILLESTER. So he did. Feargus was also a lousy speller. |
Gordon Lawrie
19/11/2016 12:13:06 pm
This is seriously funny, Barney.
Barney MacFarlane
19/11/2016 04:26:54 pm
Ah, but what if it's actually true........?
Gordon Lawrie
19/11/2016 11:41:34 pm
Autobiographcal?
Bobby Warner
2/12/2016 01:39:01 am
Okay, guys. I'm a little late reading this. Just can't help wondering: Has the 9 (alleged) culprit had his day in court yet?
Bobby Warner
2/12/2016 01:42:48 am
Oops! "Has the 9 (alleged) culprit...) should read "Has the (alleged) culprit..." Comments are closed.
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