Down the Liffey

gavin · 27 July 2003, 20:43

leaving the river

gavin · 27 July 2003, 20:44

Front

gavin · 27 July 2003, 20:45

Driving

Scotty · 27 July 2003, 21:48

Hey Gav,
I wonder what the speed restrictions on the Liffey really are ? We clocked 49 mph coming under the East link, it felt like being James Bond. He he

The Jackeens · 27 July 2003, 22:06

Cool very cool
Did any little gits try and stone you from the bridge

Ah I remember the good old days .......

I must admitt it would be nice to have a rip around the old home town bay in a rib ???

AAh well next time I'm over

Richard B · 27 July 2003, 22:48

...like the shot between the 'rudes.

Scotty · 28 July 2003, 11:12

Quote:

Originally posted by jackeen
Cool very cool
Did any little gits try and stone you from the bridge

Ah I remember the good old days .......

I must admitt it would be nice to have a rip around the old home town bay in a rib ???

AAh well next time I'm over

On St patricks day we were "stoned" by a gang of scrouts on the quays near the old Irish Press office. Too bad for them I insure most of the cops in the city and one call later two of them spent the next 5 hours in store street explaining their actions to a pissed off customer of mine.

Good username Jackeen, I assume most of your colonial friends on the "mainland" dont know what a Jackeen is ! Were you a north or southsider ?

The Jackeens · 28 July 2003, 13:03

They think its something to do with my middle name or some slant on Jack - keeps them on their toes !!!

Southsider - Is there any other side !!!!!

Ringsend to be presise next to the river front, used to go out on the oldman's little boat around Alex' basis etc - happy days

and fish from the south wall

MarkWildey · 28 July 2003, 13:20

Jackeen

The picture is building up, I see you are a Dubliner and play the drums !

Looked up Jackeen and it came back with "a drunken, dissolute fellow", so you'll fit right in with the RIB crowd !

I was over there, Dublin, last week, and maybe again later this week, and always see an Avon moored up on a small jetty on the north bank of the Liffey. If I had more time I'd bring my drysuit over and try and blag an outing into the bay with one of you guys. But I never seem to have time

Good luck with the boat.

Slán leat

Mark

The Jackeens · 28 July 2003, 15:24

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see you are a Dubliner and play the drums

Inspector Couseau I presume !!!!!

Its a sad life doing serches on google for such things !!!!!!

The boat name is a WIP -

Yous oviously know your FLAMS from your LICKS

I am impressed

later

gavin · 28 July 2003, 21:36

Yes Have had a stone dropped on us once, so we always accrelate under bridges, have been up to the new bridge Blackhall Place but keep to the middle in the section at Civic offices as there is a piece of metal jutting up on the left there, it can be tight though with the A frame , at bridges,nice cultural diversity with stonings and Shria Law