The Dead Thread
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The sound of GAA Sport on radio for most of my life. His commentary of All Ireland Hurling finals was mesmerising.
A wonderful human being as well.
A wonderful human being as well.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I was one of a group of parents setting up a Gael Scoil thirty years ago and Michael used to compere race nights and table quizzes for us without charge. He might do it twice a year or so but he always remembered our names. He was brilliant like that.
Rip sika of the wild samoans
My sister met him once when she worked in media, she absolutely loved him. She chanced her arm by dropping our grandfather's name in conversation (he was the goalie for Meath's first ever All-Ireland winning team in '49) thinking that he might not remember back that far. Not only did Micheàl remember him, he had all sorts of stories about him and his career she had never even heard before. RIP
Waving goodbye to Kinky Friedman, gone at 79. One of a kind.
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Doug Sakmann, of Troma fame. Went through a massive Troma phase when I was younger; came up with some pretty solid FX on a nothing budget. 44 is no age, either. RIP, fella.
NeilMorepies
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It does open things up for Foden to go out into the right wing though.
Spending too much time in here. Martin Mull - actor, artist, musician, gone at 80. Quite a guy.
He could do lots of different things, and wrote some really funny stuff back in the 70's. This is one of my favorites.
He could do lots of different things, and wrote some really funny stuff back in the 70's. This is one of my favorites.
NeilMorepies
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He had a good innings, cut short, but then he made up for it in other ways.