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'It would be a double fish supper from Brennan's chippy in Stanley's Walk"

Joe in Loughinisland wonders what Sean's last meal would be if he was going to the electric chair.

Joe in Loughinisland wonders what Sean's last meal would be if he was going to the electric chair.
Annette in Belfast wonders if his support for Aston Villa was because he spent so much time building Birmingham.
Pawnbroker had a dream that he was in Maileys Bar in Derry and it was a great night and Phil Coulter was there and so was Ennio Morricone. Then Pawny woke up because he had to go to the toilet.
Barry Chambers has a poster from the time Chubby Checker appeared in Derry and it was St Columbs Hall, not the Odeon. The Six Handicapper would put money on it being the Odeon where he appeared. Sean dismisses his claim as hearsay.
The Ballymena Bog Attendant wonders where 'diddly squat' comes from.
Music from Dickie Rock, Drifters, Ry Cooder, Willie Nelson, Tony Bennett, Marianne Faithfull and more.

56 minutes

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Mon 2 Nov 2020 15:04
成人快手 Radio Foyle

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Music Played

  • The Drifters

    Saturday Night At the Movies

  • Dickie Rock

    Baby I'm Your Man

  • The Beatles

    In My Life

  • Ry Cooder

    Little Sister

  • Willie Nelson

    Forgiving You Was Easy

  • Scott McKenzie

    San Francisco

  • Marianne Faithfull

    As Tears Go By

  • Tony Bennett

    I Left My Heart In San Francisco

  • Perry Como

    And I Love You So

  • Johnny & Tommy Cash

    Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine

  • Brian Kennedy & Adrian Dunbar

    Curragh Of Kildare

  • Mary Hopkin

    Goodbye

Broadcast

  • Mon 2 Nov 2020 15:04
    成人快手 Radio Foyle