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38. And Galway We Go
The first episode of the new year starts as most disasters do, with a trip to Galway. I sit across from and beside Lachlann and Naoise, the other two members of Adore, and Ray, who walked into the kitchen of his own house at the wrong time. The gates of hell had already closed behind him and he had no choice but to grab a mic.
After listing the personal ailments plaguing me at the moment, (including a right ear so full of wax its sore to turn my head, the peeling skin on the roof of my mouth thanks to a scalding sip of lava java and the bracing winds of Dublin relieving my jacket of its buttons and exposing me to more cold) the four of us head off on our merry way through flatulent forays on the Irish rail system and pop songs rendered through the prism of a culchie accent.
In the segments we enjoy some Chubby Checker discourse, interesting revelations about the Blues Brothers and their involvement in the Falklands, and a mouthful becomes a lapful for Naoise in Garglebox.
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By Pete O’ Hanlon
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The first episode of the new year starts as most disasters do, with a trip to Galway. I sit across from and beside Lachlann and Naoise, the other two members of Adore, and Ray, who walked into the kitchen of his own house at the wrong time. The gates of hell had already closed behind him and he had no choice but to grab a mic.
After listing the personal ailments plaguing me at the moment, (including a right ear so full of wax its sore to turn my head, the peeling skin on the roof of my mouth thanks to a scalding sip of lava java and the bracing winds of Dublin relieving my jacket of its buttons and exposing me to more cold) the four of us head off on our merry way through flatulent forays on the Irish rail system and pop songs rendered through the prism of a culchie accent.
In the segments we enjoy some Chubby Checker discourse, interesting revelations about the Blues Brothers and their involvement in the Falklands, and a mouthful becomes a lapful for Naoise in Garglebox.