@@jamesbradshaw3389 I met him in supervalue recently making coffee. The most approachable man going. Like talking to an old friend you haven't met in ages. They have an uncanny ability to just fit into any situation
00:46 There is a lad about to launch himself and the wheel up over the house and into the Atlantic. Back then mechanics didn't need Tyre inflation safety cages. They opted to use a parachute instead.
Happy, smiling, waving people, even the bank robber in the scooter smiles as he glides pn by with his pockets full of 1,000 hundred punt notes, heading for the border, later after he was cornered by the police, he said wasn't me, I didn't leave the house all that day I had a severe migraine headache and was not able to stand up, he stuck to his alibi and was set free to enjoy the vast amount of money that he took from the bank and that very day in 1976, in the city of Kilgarvan, Co. Kerry, Ireland, for years and years after you would see him hanging out with Eddie Jordan and his F1 team in Monaco with the bank robbers yacht tied up nearby, who said crime doesn't pay.
@@tonemc6047 Ha Ha, Thanks for your most sincere concern, someday you will wake up with a smile on your face, you will have discovered something funny in your life
Yep that is absolutely true. Before this very day he drew the dole - dug graves as a sideline. He also ran poached salmon - gaffed from the local river under the watchful eyes of the local bailiff - into Killarneys hotels in a car whose 'incognito' registration plates would not be twigged by the bailiffs. He was also a reliable local distributor of Poitin - moonshined in the very Derrynasagart hills that surround Kilgarvan. Was a first class marksman who culled the excess the derr on the side of Mangerton mountain and stocked the butchers in Killarney with venison.
@@olearyma57 Ha Ha, Exellent, I know that behind that kindly smiling face was a man with several hot pokers stuck in the furnace, a man who was not afraid of hard work, a man who always got what he wanted and knew how to get around using his many different disguises.
A village preserved in time. Still looks the same.. Kilgarvan has a beautiful landscape surrounding it
Is that a young Danny Healy Rae in the thumbnail??
Absolutely. Spot on. Learnt to 'pump it up' on the Main Street in Kilgarvan.
For sure. Was thinking the same thing
That Danny Healy Rae fellow, you will find him everywhere the man about town in any town in the country
@@jamesbradshaw3389 I met him in supervalue recently making coffee. The most approachable man going. Like talking to an old friend you haven't met in ages. They have an uncanny ability to just fit into any situation
@@4cormacos Very Lucky you, I wish I had friends like that
00:46 There is a lad about to launch himself and the wheel up over the house and into the Atlantic. Back then mechanics didn't need Tyre inflation safety cages. They opted to use a parachute instead.
Wow. So So dangerous. I wonder if he lived long after. May have been a lucky one.
00:20 The poor auld lad trying to get some credit for his phone. Now ya can top it up anywhere anytime. Times were tough then.
Frank Hall always seemed to find someone riding an old black bike and a cute sheep dog looking for somewhere to pee 😂
Is that one of the healy raes in the thumbnail?!
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00:50 The lad has that Clear Road Ahead Screen on his bike. You didn't need to see other traffic or pedestrians those days.
Happy, smiling, waving people, even the bank robber in the scooter smiles as he glides pn by with his pockets full of 1,000 hundred punt notes, heading for the border, later after he was cornered by the police, he said wasn't me, I didn't leave the house all that day I had a severe migraine headache and was not able to stand up, he stuck to his alibi and was set free to enjoy the vast amount of money that he took from the bank and that very day in 1976, in the city of Kilgarvan, Co. Kerry, Ireland, for years and years after you would see him hanging out with Eddie Jordan and his F1 team in Monaco with the bank robbers yacht tied up nearby, who said crime doesn't pay.
Do you need a lie down ?
@@tonemc6047 Ha Ha, Thanks for your most sincere concern, someday you will wake up with a smile on your face, you will have discovered something funny in your life
Yep that is absolutely true. Before this very day he drew the dole - dug graves as a sideline. He also ran poached salmon - gaffed from the local river under the watchful eyes of the local bailiff - into Killarneys hotels in a car whose 'incognito' registration plates would not be twigged by the bailiffs. He was also a reliable local distributor of Poitin - moonshined in the very Derrynasagart hills that surround Kilgarvan. Was a first class marksman who culled the excess the derr on the side of Mangerton mountain and stocked the butchers in Killarney with venison.
@@olearyma57 Ha Ha, Exellent, I know that behind that kindly smiling face was a man with several hot pokers stuck in the furnace, a man who was not afraid of hard work, a man who always got what he wanted and knew how to get around using his many different disguises.
Tis got the makings of a good fiction drama