No Lack O’Lanterns

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Judy Cecil (no stranger to the ‘sheet) writes:

Hey guys, Here’s our lot from this year, we’ve had the same group of people for the last 7 years! This year it was particularly difficult to pick a winner. Top from left: Colin Guilfoyle, Mary Guilfoyle, Mary Doorly, Judy Cecil, Orla McDermott (for the win!), Mick Skelly
Bottom from left: Fergal Byrne, Amber Dungan, Rebecca Draisey-Collishaw and Fiona Flemming. We had a blast as always.

tinkerbell

Tinkerbell by John Nisbet

owl

Little owl by Jane D

catwomen

Catwoman by Elaine Kelly

reppy

Reppy writes:

My first try…

Carvings marked ‘Broadsheet Pumpkin Challenge’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie

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16 thoughts on “No Lack O’Lanterns”

    1. sǝɯǝɯʇɐpɐq

      @ J;

      Stop asking to be removed from ‘the naughty list’.
      It’s a badge of Honour. You earned it. You should be proud.

      If you really want to be removed from it, it’s simple.
      – Become very boring and stop having opinions that are your own.

      I love being on the ‘naughty list’.
      It keeps these flippers on their toes.

    1. sǝɯǝɯʇɐpɐq

      Clampers is just a sycophant.
      Somebody stole his critical faculties.

      …just because someone shouts doesn’t mean they’re automatically wrong..

    2. Orla

      The Smiling Pile of Poo is MINE! And it was a winner… I have a mega box of choccie biccies to prove it.

  4. Bonkers

    wow some real quality carving there. The Tinkerbell one is amazing in its detail. I think we have a new favourite!

    1. sǝɯǝɯʇɐpɐq

      Punked-U-A Shun Frilly…
      If you want to be taken seriously, use it.

      I do, and it gets me nowhere.
      90% of my comments get deleted.
      What hope do you have?

      1. Frilly Keane

        If I want to be taken seriously

        That’s exactly what I’m going to do
        (Do what you tell me ta)

        Ara’ would you ever go and find a corner to rock in

  6. sǝɯǝɯʇɐpɐq

    And can I just say…

    This nonsense about a Pumpkin Shortage is exactly that, total nonsense.
    There are plenty of pumkins.

    Under normal circumstances there would be too many, but as soon as you spread the word that they’re in short supply people who who would never dream of buying one buy two, just in case.

    Cop on.

  7. sǝɯǝɯʇɐpɐq

    My last word on this subject…
    Hallowe’en is an Irish tradition. It galls me to see it being Americanised as readily as this.

    When I was a kid it was all about fruit and nuts, homemade costumes and bonfires.
    What happened to that?

    I know where to get pumpkins, seriously.
    I can get you as many as you want, and you can stick them up your a

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