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Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Hello, hello and welcome to the all-new, shiny thread for fire dancers, spinners, object manipulators, drummers, musicians and anyone else interested in these arts anywhere in Ireland.
Our community started coming together a few years ago, and it's grown to include people from all over the country...
If you are new to poi or staff or spinning stuff and want to meet up with any of the Irish spinners, please post in this thread, introduce yourself and feel free to come along to the workshops, gatherings or events that get talked about.
Also, if you'd like to be on my mailing list for fire gatherings and other juggling events, please PM me your email address and I'll add it. The fire gathering takes place fortnightly in Belfast, but it's one way to keep in touch with everyone.
So welcome, and hope to see you soon
Clare x
Updates on Circus/spinny gatherings around Ireland
Belfast:
Tuesday:
5pm-7pm
Streetwise (community circus) meet in Morton Community Centre (off Lisburn Road)… providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills. Run by Dave from Babcock and Bobbins (on HoP as Bobbins).
8.30pm-10pm
I run a poi workshop for the Crescent Arts Centre (now housed in City Church, Holylands - opposite the Spar), featuring occasional special guests when they visit… Please PM me if you are interested in poi lessons.
9.30/10pm-midnight
Fortnightly fire gathering in Crescent Park, Belfast (opposite The Fly/Scratch bar). This is a friendly and informal gathering for anyone interested in spinning fire or learning more. Please PM me if you want to know the dates for the next gathering.
Wednesday:
7pm-9.30pm
Adult circus in Belfast Community Circus (Gordon St, Cathedral Quarter, Belfast). Weekly circus training for adults using various circusy props. £5 per week.
Galway:
Tuesday:
5pm-??
NUI Galway juggling club meet in Aras Na MacLeinn. Providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Thursday:
5pm-??
NUI Galway juggling club meet at the Bank of Ireland theatre.
Sunday:
12pm-4pm
NUI Galway juggling club meet at the Dangan Sports Centre.
Cork:
Tuesday:
5.30pm-8pm
Cork Community Circus meet at Loch Community Centre, at the top of Barracks St, Greenmount – providing an indoor space to practice and learn new skills. (Probably) run by Cormac (not on HoP). Three euro cover charge.
Limerick:
Thursday:
7pm-9pm
Limerick Juggling Club meet at the Limerick Youth Centre, on Lower Glentworth Street. Club run by fantastic jugglers Joe McGinley and Richy Brennan.
Dublin:
Monday:
5pm-9pm
DIT juggling club meet in the hall behind Belvedere College – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Tuesday:
7pm-9pm
Trinity juggling club meet in Goldsmith Hall, Pearse Street – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Wednesday:
7pm-9pm
DIT juggling club meet in Linen Hall, across the road from Bolton Street. Go through the archway at the side of Bodkins, and it's on the top floor, in the gym.
4.30pm-6pm
NCAD juggling club meet.
Thursday:
6pm-9.30pm
UCD juggling club meet in the Memorial Hall, beside the Architecture buildings – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
(PS:
DIT will meet...
24th September - 5th December 2007
28th January - 14th March 2008
31st March - 25th April 2008)
Dun Laoghaire
Tuesday:
6pm-8pm
IADT meet… somewhere… a new club, and everyone is welcome!
Events:
British Juggling Convention (April)
UberParis (June)
Play (July)
EJC (July)
Falmouth (September)
Clonakilty JC (September)
Bristol (September)
(If you have any updates on these clubs or events, please PM them to me...)
Take care, happy spinning
X
EDITED_BY: _Clare_ (1213212737)
Hello, hello and welcome to the all-new, shiny thread for fire dancers, spinners, object manipulators, drummers, musicians and anyone else interested in these arts anywhere in Ireland.
Our community started coming together a few years ago, and it's grown to include people from all over the country...
If you are new to poi or staff or spinning stuff and want to meet up with any of the Irish spinners, please post in this thread, introduce yourself and feel free to come along to the workshops, gatherings or events that get talked about.
Also, if you'd like to be on my mailing list for fire gatherings and other juggling events, please PM me your email address and I'll add it. The fire gathering takes place fortnightly in Belfast, but it's one way to keep in touch with everyone.
So welcome, and hope to see you soon
Clare x
Updates on Circus/spinny gatherings around Ireland
Belfast:
Tuesday:
5pm-7pm
Streetwise (community circus) meet in Morton Community Centre (off Lisburn Road)… providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills. Run by Dave from Babcock and Bobbins (on HoP as Bobbins).
8.30pm-10pm
I run a poi workshop for the Crescent Arts Centre (now housed in City Church, Holylands - opposite the Spar), featuring occasional special guests when they visit… Please PM me if you are interested in poi lessons.
9.30/10pm-midnight
Fortnightly fire gathering in Crescent Park, Belfast (opposite The Fly/Scratch bar). This is a friendly and informal gathering for anyone interested in spinning fire or learning more. Please PM me if you want to know the dates for the next gathering.
Wednesday:
7pm-9.30pm
Adult circus in Belfast Community Circus (Gordon St, Cathedral Quarter, Belfast). Weekly circus training for adults using various circusy props. £5 per week.
Galway:
Tuesday:
5pm-??
NUI Galway juggling club meet in Aras Na MacLeinn. Providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Thursday:
5pm-??
NUI Galway juggling club meet at the Bank of Ireland theatre.
Sunday:
12pm-4pm
NUI Galway juggling club meet at the Dangan Sports Centre.
Cork:
Tuesday:
5.30pm-8pm
Cork Community Circus meet at Loch Community Centre, at the top of Barracks St, Greenmount – providing an indoor space to practice and learn new skills. (Probably) run by Cormac (not on HoP). Three euro cover charge.
Limerick:
Thursday:
7pm-9pm
Limerick Juggling Club meet at the Limerick Youth Centre, on Lower Glentworth Street. Club run by fantastic jugglers Joe McGinley and Richy Brennan.
Dublin:
Monday:
5pm-9pm
DIT juggling club meet in the hall behind Belvedere College – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Tuesday:
7pm-9pm
Trinity juggling club meet in Goldsmith Hall, Pearse Street – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
Wednesday:
7pm-9pm
DIT juggling club meet in Linen Hall, across the road from Bolton Street. Go through the archway at the side of Bodkins, and it's on the top floor, in the gym.
4.30pm-6pm
NCAD juggling club meet.
Thursday:
6pm-9.30pm
UCD juggling club meet in the Memorial Hall, beside the Architecture buildings – providing a free, indoor space to practice and learn new skills.
(PS:
DIT will meet...
24th September - 5th December 2007
28th January - 14th March 2008
31st March - 25th April 2008)
Dun Laoghaire
Tuesday:
6pm-8pm
IADT meet… somewhere… a new club, and everyone is welcome!
Events:
British Juggling Convention (April)
UberParis (June)
Play (July)
EJC (July)
Falmouth (September)
Clonakilty JC (September)
Bristol (September)
(If you have any updates on these clubs or events, please PM them to me...)
Take care, happy spinning
X
EDITED_BY: _Clare_ (1213212737)
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BRONZE Member
Member
79 posts
Location: Co Louth, Ireland
Member
79 posts
Location: Co Louth, Ireland
Posted:
This whole Hill of Tara thing is screaming "Lets Have A Free Party" at me. Get a sound system down, it wud be epic!
This whole Hill of Tara thing is screaming "Lets Have A Free Party" at me. Get a sound system down, it wud be epic!
BRONZE Member
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Try not to do too much damage to the ground though
It's a sacred site after all...
Try not to do too much damage to the ground though
It's a sacred site after all...
Getting to the other side
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the kicker of elves
371 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
the kicker of elves
371 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Teehee, the Wook shall return, and he may bring more companions this time. HWAHAHAHAHA!
Teehee, the Wook shall return, and he may bring more companions this time. HWAHAHAHAHA!
Man is no more than a conduit for excrement to pass through.- daVinci
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newbie
8 posts
Location: Co. Louth, Ireland
newbie
8 posts
Location: Co. Louth, Ireland
Posted:
Anyone going to this Shake Festival in Co Offaly this Saturday?
www.shakefestival.bebo.com
There's a fire staff workshop I wanna check out... maybe the drumming or bellydance one too...
Anyone going to this Shake Festival in Co Offaly this Saturday?
www.shakefestival.bebo.com
There's a fire staff workshop I wanna check out... maybe the drumming or bellydance one too...
Eunathist
280 posts
Location: Hy Brasil - For real now.
280 posts
Location: Hy Brasil - For real now.
Posted:
Hello all you lovely people of Ireland,
I'm Paul, I live in Leeds at the moment, and I'm coming over to Ireland in a couple of months for a Grand Adventure.
I'm looking to see as much of Ireland as I can, do a bit of busking with my contact staff, probably work for a bit as well, and frequent as many pubs as possible.
I will be landing in Dublin early July, accomodation will be hostels/ camping, all I need now is a few suggestions on where to go, what to see, and what to watch out for. All advice muchly appriciated.
Thanks,
AB
Hello all you lovely people of Ireland,
I'm Paul, I live in Leeds at the moment, and I'm coming over to Ireland in a couple of months for a Grand Adventure.
I'm looking to see as much of Ireland as I can, do a bit of busking with my contact staff, probably work for a bit as well, and frequent as many pubs as possible.
I will be landing in Dublin early July, accomodation will be hostels/ camping, all I need now is a few suggestions on where to go, what to see, and what to watch out for. All advice muchly appriciated.
Thanks,
AB
Never lie down with someone who has more problems than you.
SILVER Member
member
186 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
member
186 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Hey Paul,
There's so much to see in Ireland, it depends on what you like, if you like socialising and drinking it's Dublin and Galway mostly. If you like nature it's Wicklow. That's just off the top of my head, honestly there's tons of great places in Ireland. When you do come over you should meet up with us, a list of places we meet are at the top of this thread so come and meet up with us and we'll let you know what's happening. You going to the EJC?
Mairead.
Hey Paul,
There's so much to see in Ireland, it depends on what you like, if you like socialising and drinking it's Dublin and Galway mostly. If you like nature it's Wicklow. That's just off the top of my head, honestly there's tons of great places in Ireland. When you do come over you should meet up with us, a list of places we meet are at the top of this thread so come and meet up with us and we'll let you know what's happening. You going to the EJC?
Mairead.
You can only be young once but you can always be immature.
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veteran
1,459 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
veteran
1,459 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
thanks for all the birthday wishes folks, & thanks to everyone who made it up to belfast for the party, t'was absolutely wonderful. there were people falling out of trees by the end of the night
good to hear the event on tara was a huge success well done folks 
i'd refrain from bringing a sound system to tara for the solstice. the annual summer solstice festival is a beautiful event starting at dawn on the the 21st so try make it down the night before if you can. you have the right to be there:
taken from: https://www.indymedia.ie/article/76419?print_page=true
.... but setting up a sound system could easily give the authorities reason to class it as an "illegal rave" or suchlike, & have the whole thing shut down. there will be plenty of music. bring drums, guitars, didjeredoos, saxophones, fiddles etc, but try keep it acoustic.
also, i don't think the pagans, druids, shamans etc who converge there for worship & celebration would appreciate thumping techno at all hours
info on this years Tara Pilgrimage can be found here:
https://www.druidschool.com/site/1030100/page/891947
love & light
L
thanks for all the birthday wishes folks, & thanks to everyone who made it up to belfast for the party, t'was absolutely wonderful. there were people falling out of trees by the end of the night
good to hear the event on tara was a huge success
well done folks Written by: t04201901
This whole Hill of Tara thing is screaming "Lets Have A Free Party" at me. Get a sound system down, it wud be epic!
i'd refrain from bringing a sound system to tara for the solstice. the annual summer solstice festival is a beautiful event starting at dawn on the the 21st so try make it down the night before if you can. you have the right to be there:
Written by:
You may invoke your rights of freedom of association and assembly to be on Tara Hill for a day and a night under -
(i) BUNREACHT NA h EIREANN, to visit and enjoy National Monuments in Ireland,
(ii) The Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms
(iii) Article 9 of The European Convention on Human Rights.
Article 9 says that each has the right "to manifest ones religion or belief, in worship, teaching, practice and observance"
taken from: https://www.indymedia.ie/article/76419?print_page=true
.... but setting up a sound system could easily give the authorities reason to class it as an "illegal rave" or suchlike, & have the whole thing shut down. there will be plenty of music. bring drums, guitars, didjeredoos, saxophones, fiddles etc, but try keep it acoustic.
also, i don't think the pagans, druids, shamans etc who converge there for worship & celebration would appreciate thumping techno at all hours
info on this years Tara Pilgrimage can be found here:
https://www.druidschool.com/site/1030100/page/891947
love & light
L
My mind not only wanders, it sometimes leaves completely
Eunathist
280 posts
Location: Hy Brasil - For real now.
280 posts
Location: Hy Brasil - For real now.
Posted:
Thanks Mairead, I'll be sure to look you guys up when I come over. EJC I'm not sure about, if funds permit, then I'll definatly try.
Written by: french23
Hey Paul,
There's so much to see in Ireland, it depends on what you like, if you like socialising and drinking it's Dublin and Galway mostly. If you like nature it's Wicklow. That's just off the top of my head, honestly there's tons of great places in Ireland. When you do come over you should meet up with us, a list of places we meet are at the top of this thread so come and meet up with us and we'll let you know what's happening. You going to the EJC?
Mairead.
Thanks Mairead, I'll be sure to look you guys up when I come over. EJC I'm not sure about, if funds permit, then I'll definatly try.
Never lie down with someone who has more problems than you.
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Member
79 posts
Location: Co Louth, Ireland
Member
79 posts
Location: Co Louth, Ireland
Posted:
Acoustic smoustic! It wud be so much better if you had a phat rave up! I dont neccesarliy mean on solstice i mean generally, when all the protesters are like. It just a thought anyway, no need to get all political........
Acoustic smoustic! It wud be so much better if you had a phat rave up! I dont neccesarliy mean on solstice i mean generally, when all the protesters are like. It just a thought anyway, no need to get all political........
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Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
?
Don't think she's being political...
Just respectful of a sacred site - something I think most people on here would support.
The reason the protesters are there at all is because Tara and it's surrounding area is a graveyard - it's an area that needs to be protected from violence and destruction (whether that's from construction workers and their need for a motorway - or loud music and insensitive ravers).
There are bones and artifacts in the soil, not far beneath the surface...
The protesters need good press and good publicity... to win public support (and they will be there for as long as it takes... bless them).
Of course, it may be too late to change the path of the motorway, but it's very important that their voice is heard in the best possible way - not through newspaper images of police having to remove some kids/young people wanting a 'phat rave up'.
Anyways... this is just a thought too.
?
Don't think she's being political...
Just respectful of a sacred site - something I think most people on here would support.
The reason the protesters are there at all is because Tara and it's surrounding area is a graveyard - it's an area that needs to be protected from violence and destruction (whether that's from construction workers and their need for a motorway - or loud music and insensitive ravers).
There are bones and artifacts in the soil, not far beneath the surface...
The protesters need good press and good publicity... to win public support (and they will be there for as long as it takes... bless them).
Of course, it may be too late to change the path of the motorway, but it's very important that their voice is heard in the best possible way - not through newspaper images of police having to remove some kids/young people wanting a 'phat rave up'.
Anyways... this is just a thought too.
Getting to the other side
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the kicker of elves
371 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
the kicker of elves
371 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Thing is, it's a sacred site. It always will be. You woudln't want to have a rave up in a consecrated church, would you?
This is just as sacred, perhaps more because of how ancient the site is. Plus, there are some people who frequent the area who would think of raving on the hill as almost as bad a road through it.
Again, just a thought.
Thing is, it's a sacred site. It always will be. You woudln't want to have a rave up in a consecrated church, would you?
This is just as sacred, perhaps more because of how ancient the site is. Plus, there are some people who frequent the area who would think of raving on the hill as almost as bad a road through it.
Again, just a thought.
Man is no more than a conduit for excrement to pass through.- daVinci
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stranger
18 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
stranger
18 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Hey'all,
Can anyone point me in the right direction to get some kevlar wick (er, is it 3 inch?..maybe abit longer) in Dublin?
I am intrigued with the idea of visiting Tara for the solstice. Hope to see a few of y'all there.
Hey'all,
Can anyone point me in the right direction to get some kevlar wick (er, is it 3 inch?..maybe abit longer) in Dublin?
I am intrigued with the idea of visiting Tara for the solstice. Hope to see a few of y'all there.
SILVER Member
member
186 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
member
186 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Yeah I have to say I agree with Lisa, Claire and Wooky, a sound system wouldn't be at all appropriate or respectful of the site, so please don't bring one. And the protesters wouldn't like it at all, this isn't about having a killer party, it's more about showing a bit of solidarity to a group of people who have given up an awful lot to try to save a beautiful piece of our heritage. Sorry if I sound "political" but this is in fact a "political" issue. And Lisa wasn't getting political she was sharing some useful information, which by the way I quite enjoyed reading. Thanks Lisa,
Anywho what this all boils down to is:
Be there or be square!!!
Hugz,
Mairead.
Yeah I have to say I agree with Lisa, Claire and Wooky, a sound system wouldn't be at all appropriate or respectful of the site, so please don't bring one. And the protesters wouldn't like it at all, this isn't about having a killer party, it's more about showing a bit of solidarity to a group of people who have given up an awful lot to try to save a beautiful piece of our heritage. Sorry if I sound "political" but this is in fact a "political" issue. And Lisa wasn't getting political she was sharing some useful information, which by the way I quite enjoyed reading. Thanks Lisa,
Anywho what this all boils down to is:
Be there or be square!!!
Hugz,
Mairead.
You can only be young once but you can always be immature.
SILVER Member
member
186 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
member
186 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Also, Claire can you mention the solstice again in your email updates? The last one was very much appreciated.
Hugz,
Mairead.
Also, Claire can you mention the solstice again in your email updates? The last one was very much appreciated.
Hugz,
Mairead.
You can only be young once but you can always be immature.
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Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Yep yep... no worries
x
Yep yep... no worries
x
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the kicker of elves
371 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
the kicker of elves
371 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Hmmm. We had a bit of a problem with the long grass on Tara for the full moon party, should I bring my scythe for the solstice? So we can cut a little patch?
Hmmm. We had a bit of a problem with the long grass on Tara for the full moon party, should I bring my scythe for the solstice? So we can cut a little patch?
Man is no more than a conduit for excrement to pass through.- daVinci
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Location: In a warm bed with me teddy!!, United Kingdom
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Posted:
hows it all going!!!! Been a mad weekend -Eimhim why did you not make it for the Paddy mirage do on Friday night you missed an awesome night!!!
Is anyone for the life festival too?? Can we organise a little fire shimmy at somepoint over the weekend???
I should be in Belfast on Tuesday for the gathering all being well- My last week in Ireland is commencing
but there more madness to be had in England I'm sure of it!!
hows it all going!!!! Been a mad weekend -Eimhim why did you not make it for the Paddy mirage do on Friday night you missed an awesome night!!!
Is anyone for the life festival too?? Can we organise a little fire shimmy at somepoint over the weekend???
I should be in Belfast on Tuesday for the gathering all being well- My last week in Ireland is commencing
but there more madness to be had in England I'm sure of it!! Fun is not a straight line <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Better make sure you make it to the gathering!
Even if it is raining, we'll go to the pub
Hope you had a good weekend...
x
Better make sure you make it to the gathering!
Even if it is raining, we'll go to the pub
Hope you had a good weekend...
x
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SILVER Member
member
186 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
member
186 posts
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Posted:
Hey Wook,
Bring it along but ask the protesters before you start cutting anything, if they'd rather you didn't we'll work something out.
Mairead.
Hey Wook,
Bring it along but ask the protesters before you start cutting anything, if they'd rather you didn't we'll work something out.
Mairead.
You can only be young once but you can always be immature.
BRONZE Member
Member
79 posts
Location: Co Louth, Ireland
Member
79 posts
Location: Co Louth, Ireland
Posted:
Sound system on the way so!!
Sound system on the way so!!
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the kicker of elves
371 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
the kicker of elves
371 posts
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Posted:
Fair enough, Mairead, not as if the thing's heavy.
Fair enough, Mairead, not as if the thing's heavy.
Man is no more than a conduit for excrement to pass through.- daVinci
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Wielder of the voice of Patrick Stewart
BRONZE Member
Member
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Location: Co Louth, Ireland
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Posted:
Yes Yes Yes, gonna be a great wkend, hopefully the auld weather hold out!! See u Inside Da Ride
Written by: shaping_light
Is anyone for the life festival too?? Can we organise a little fire shimmy at somepoint over the weekend???
Yes Yes Yes, gonna be a great wkend, hopefully the auld weather hold out!! See u Inside Da Ride
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Posted:
t04201901 stop winding people up you naughty boy
t04201901 stop winding people up you naughty boy
You can only be young once but you can always be immature.
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Location: Co Louth, Ireland
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Posted:
Ah i'm just trying to lighten the mood, every1 seems highly strung in here.....***SPLIFFS ALL ROUND***
YEEEEEAAAHHHH!!!!!
Ah i'm just trying to lighten the mood, every1 seems highly strung in here.....***SPLIFFS ALL ROUND***YEEEEEAAAHHHH!!!!!
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Posted:
Good seeing everyone tonight - was a great spin and less drama than the last time I was up.
See you all at play i guess !!
Good seeing everyone tonight - was a great spin and less drama than the last time I was up.
See you all at play i guess !!
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Still wiggling
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Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Hopefully, maybe
Good to see you too lady... glad you got home safe.
Best wishes for your adventures... you will be missed, but at least you have Mr Chutney for incredible inspiration (lucky girl )
Take care
x
(and the rain stayed off til we finished!)
Hopefully, maybe
Good to see you too lady... glad you got home safe.
Best wishes for your adventures... you will be missed, but at least you have Mr Chutney for incredible inspiration (lucky girl
)Take care
x
(and the rain stayed off til we finished!)
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Location: Co Louth, Ireland
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Posted:
Spinniness fun @ Life - Festival this weekend any1?? 
Spinniness fun @ Life - Festival this weekend any1??
SILVER Member
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Posted:
just me an you???? I can't wait
just me an you???? I can't wait
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Pirate Ninja
3,882 posts
Location: Galway/Ireland
Pirate Ninja
3,882 posts
Location: Galway/Ireland
Posted:
Hey Guys and Gals
Im happy to announce (quite late) that the galway juggling convention will take place on the 29th of June to the 1st of July
Venue is the Rowing Club.
If everybody could prey for lovely weather, that would be great.
Apologies for the the late notice. This is due to great slackness and general busyiness.
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Hey Guys and Gals
Im happy to announce (quite late) that the galway juggling convention will take place on the 29th of June to the 1st of July
Venue is the Rowing Club.
If everybody could prey for lovely weather, that would be great.
Apologies for the the late notice. This is due to great slackness and general busyiness.
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Might be down late for the Life festival as I got free passes today. Might be too short notice to break current plans though...
Might be down late for the Life festival as I got free passes today. Might be too short notice to break current plans though...
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