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Shillelagh Shopping
Dallying in Donegal and dabbling a bit in Derry. The third of an ever increasing number of parts.
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Your pretty lies
I gave you my heart I gave you my love I gave you my soul don't know you now we were happy and I thinking that you were one for me you told enough...
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Let them play golf
“Let them play Golf” Millions of Americans gathered, in multiple locations across America, beneath a clear October sky, on Saturday, October 11, 2025...
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Upbringing
Phone rings. Number recognized. "Sir." "Hello, son." "Hello, sir. How are you?" "I'm donig just fine. I, uh, I just wanted to let you know that I'm...
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autumn
For some, autumn is the best season of the year. They seem to love the shortening days, darkness creeping in like heavy curtains drawing across the...
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78
When Dad died, it was something that wasn't great. If he hadn't perished, today he would've turned 78. My dad was born on October 18, 1947. When he...
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Life goes on
… Life goes On… ‘ That’s her off…phone you in the morning…check she’s arrived intact…’ Her son said. Overnight, my sister travelled by “ Special...
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Ngelenge: The Rhythmic Soul of Mbano
Ngelenge: The Rhythmic Soul of Mbano A Cultural Legacy Born in Ituohia-Ibeme, Isiala Mbano, Imo State, Nigeria Introduction: The Sound That Speaks...
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Marketing - Epilogue
Previous Chapter Epilogue – Retirement For the earliest humans, retirement was a simple principle: When someone was unable to work due to age or...
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Famous people
Why should 't I write to famous people I love to sing to dolly while she strumming her guitar oh wear one of willy nelson hats oh man we have joke...
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Goodbye Ace Frehley
Everybody loved his performances but he can't perform anymore. Ace Frehley has died after having a fall at the age of seventy-four. He was a man who...
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The Doom-Seeing Eyes of McGloin
‘I’ve been contacted by a chap named Clifton, an art historian, a bit of a name – have you heard of him?’ ‘Yes,’ said Oran. ‘He’s always on the news...
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Bend a knee to no one
On bended knee to no one It was the 1880’s in Buffalo. Shipping and commerce of all types made the city a trade center for the world. Grain, iron ore...
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The Patrolman - 47
June Hartsfield was drying her hair.
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To the Lighthouse Café
Dallying in Donegal and dabbling a bit in Derry. The second of a fair few parts.
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The Hare From County Clare
The Hare From County Clare By Paul Mc Cann If you're out on a hunt with a hound, you'd better beware for I've heard of a hare that chases the fox ,...
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A Life On The Radio
A Life On The Radio By Paul McCann Long before television came into the world many families would sit listening to the radio in their homes . It was...
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A Direct Line To Archavia
A Direct Line To Archavia By Paul McCann Clive Winkers was an only child and lived with his parents in this little cottage close to the city . He had...
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