Traveller's surnames

Taceom

longshanks wrote: »

Apart from the Quilligans, Burkes, Mulrooneys, O Reillys.........

and don't forget the Wards

Duffy the Vampire Slayer

Don't forget Maughan.

mathepac

cherub rock wrote: »

LOL @ Christ being Jesus' surname ...

What was his christian name?

Lab_Mouse

jpb1974 wrote: »

I found 'After Hours' today and after 36 years of living I've never seen so much racism in one place.

Good luck... I'm done here.

Should give stormfront a goo,make's AH look like an amnesty international convention

silverspoon

SIX PACK wrote: »

Their is lots of ppl . . . James Joyce of the 1916 Uprising... Padraig Joyce Galway Footballer... to name but a few

Woah woah WOAH. No one saw this slight historical inaccuracy????

dusty207

silverspoon wrote: »

Woah woah WOAH. No one saw this slight historical inaccuracy????

huh? thought james joyce was in bolands while sam beckett was defending some bridge over the liffey?

doolox

McDonagh
Ward
Stokes
Mongan
Rielly
Murphy
Furey........as in the ballad group.
Dunne ....as in the banjo player.
Dempsey

Depends on what part of the country they originate.

If talking about the Joyces mention must be made of the Seoiges, the famous TV presenters who are travellers of a different kind.......doing TV stuff.$$$$$

Famous traveller towns include Rathkeale in Limerick and Tuam in Galway.

RMD

dusty207 wrote: »

huh? thought james joyce was in bolands while sam beckett was defending some bridge over the liffey?

Nope, Joyce was done in Jacobs facotry, I think it was Yeats who was in Bolands, riling the volunteers up with a spiffing recite of "September 1913".

Off the top of my head, the only traveller named leader of 1916 was Thomas MacDonagh. He was far from a traveller though, probably one of, if not the most cultured leader of 1916.

D e e

doolox wrote: »

McDonagh
Ward
Stokes
Mongan
Rielly
Murphy
Furey........as in the ballad group.
Dunne ....as in the banjo player.
Dempsey

Depends on what part of the country they originate.

If talking about the Joyces mention must be made of the Seoiges, the famous TV presenters who are travellers of a different kind.......doing TV stuff.$$$$$

Famous traveller towns include Rathkeale in Limerick and Tuam in Galway.

How could you forget McGinley!

Ghandee

I fcuking hate travelers!











Pricks on shows like wish you were here, and no frontiers!
Jammy gets!

Grrrr, jan dildo, er Jill Dando or whatever her feckin name is!

dusty207

RMD wrote: »

Nope, Joyce was done in Jacobs facotry, I think it was Yeats who was in Bolands, riling the volunteers up with a spiffing recite of "September 1913".

Off the top of my head, the only traveller named leader of 1916 was Thomas MacDonagh. He was far from a traveller though, probably one of, if not the most cultured leader of 1916.

Hah, ye're right about Joyce in Jacobs but it was Yeast in Bolands, after all, it was the Easter Rising!

murf313

brianthebard wrote: »

Are travellers not allowed be guards?

That would be a paradox!

StereoLove

Two typical traveller names in this part of the country are Delaney and Ryan

Micky Dolenz

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