The protesting crowd are dismayed,
That our army and cops are arrayed,
Alongside the G8,
But we’ll leave them there late,
Once Obama goes home we’ll invade.
John Moynes
(G8)
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In the toughest debate of the year,
Micheál Martin steps forth without fear,
Like a worn-out lame duck,
He passes the buck,
In the hope it might save his career.
John Moynes
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
So Reilly is trying to coax,
Youngsters away from the smokes,
By simply demanding,
And end to all branding,
Designed to attract younger folks.
John Moynes
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
The government wants to resume,
Our long-frozen property boom,
This country we’ll fix,
With mortar and bricks,
And a thousand green shoots soon will bloom.
John Moynes
Earlier: Breakfast Rolls For All
These wily Freemen On The Land,
Have some theories I don’t understand,
They think you can withdraw,
From the terms of the law,
And everything will turn out grand
John Moynes
Image: Projectfreedom
To be honest I’ve never known why,
Witches use broomsticks to fly,
But at least they now know,
They don’t have to fly slow,
As long as they don’t climb too high.
John Moynes
(Pic:Warner Bros)
It seems that some doctors of spin,
Are teaching the Blueshirts to win,
At online debate,
By accepting their fate,
And taking it all on the chin.
John Moynes
Box of Frogs, the funny, life-affirming play about the darkness of mental health, starring Mary McEvoy, Dil Wickremasinghe and John Moynes opens in Galway this evening at the Town Hall Theatre.
It Kicks off a Summer tour of Box of Frogs, directed by Caroline FitzGerald and written by Isobel Mahon in collaboration with the cast, taking in the venues (above).
The show is supported by See Change and aims to “de-mystify, debunk and ultimately have a laugh with what really goes on inside our heads.”
Through the medium of story, comedy and song.
No limericks, alas.