wolfe tone for me, he went against his own kind and single handedly challenged the cap-tipping and doffing subservient mindset which had been there for well over 200 years previously
scottser
may the lord have mercy on his sweet soul
JIMMYJAMES
TELL WHAT I’D PAY A GRAND FOR THAT JACKET…. CAUSE ONLY HE KNEW
capitan leonardo
the song was cowritten by Scot Jimmy bain who died on the def leppard cruise last year.
capitan leonardo
sorry Bain died in January 2016.
Bertie Blenkinsop
Batman iirc.
Papi
You need the worlds smallest drummer, following you, just going “b’dum -tish” allllll the time.
bertie blenkinsop
No need.
On Christmas Day, my 6 year old (and I KNOW there’s nothing more boring than other people’s kids) stood up in the in-laws house and told joke after joke for 10 minutes solid.
He only stopped when I shouted him down with jealous heckling and slow handclapping.
It’s time to hand over the torch to the next generation I reckon :)
Papi
Share the limelight!!
GiggidyGoo
Shades of a Blue Orphanage (title track of the album) worth a listen.
Paddy at the Howth Summit
Rubbish. He lived in HOWTH!
Pete
WRONG!
Philip first attended school in Moss Side, Manchester. In 1957, aged eight, he went to live with his grandparents, Frank and Sarah Lynott, in Crumlin, Dublin.
finest dubliner ever
Behan for me but Philo is certainly up there.
wolfe tone for me, he went against his own kind and single handedly challenged the cap-tipping and doffing subservient mindset which had been there for well over 200 years previously
may the lord have mercy on his sweet soul
TELL WHAT I’D PAY A GRAND FOR THAT JACKET…. CAUSE ONLY HE KNEW
the song was cowritten by Scot Jimmy bain who died on the def leppard cruise last year.
sorry Bain died in January 2016.
Batman iirc.
You need the worlds smallest drummer, following you, just going “b’dum -tish” allllll the time.
No need.
On Christmas Day, my 6 year old (and I KNOW there’s nothing more boring than other people’s kids) stood up in the in-laws house and told joke after joke for 10 minutes solid.
He only stopped when I shouted him down with jealous heckling and slow handclapping.
It’s time to hand over the torch to the next generation I reckon :)
Share the limelight!!
Shades of a Blue Orphanage (title track of the album) worth a listen.
Rubbish. He lived in HOWTH!
WRONG!
Philip first attended school in Moss Side, Manchester. In 1957, aged eight, he went to live with his grandparents, Frank and Sarah Lynott, in Crumlin, Dublin.
No, he lived in Howth. With Gaybo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5UJO4pn0ZY
Great photo. Anyone know where that picture was taken by any chance?
Boomskidaboom, I think it’s Crumlin.
Looks like Howth.
Brilliant, thanks.
er, what’s in his hand?
…phials
golf tees
Ghost detector. This is a still form the original Ghostbusters.
Fintan’s original article about Phil Lynott from 1986 is quite brilliant: https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/from-the-archives-don-t-believe-a-word-the-life-and-death-of-phil-lynott-1.2482658