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football team. His tenure has overseen sambuca pong, post cup final pub session and an almost fatal round of 75% dark rum shots. The official drink of

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an Irish traditional band from Cork. They formed in 1996 from Cork's pub session scene. The band's name comes from a tune composed by uilleann piper Jimmy

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13 July 1998 on the Hallmark label. Irish Pub Session, released 4 January 2000. Shaskeen: Irish Pub Session, released 16 May 2006 on the Doonaree label

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Kan-lin requested a song "How Do I Live" by LeAnn Rimes in her Tainan Pub Session. However, at that time because of his poor English, he wrote "Good Do

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by members of the audience would have been a common feature of such a pub session). In Québec and French-speaking Canada, jig dolls can feature as a percussion

Malinky (1,129 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

The members had previously encountered each other around the lively pub session scene in Edinburgh in venues such as Sandy Bell's and the Royal Oak bars

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Dorset village, Bere Regis, where he often plays gigs in the local pub. "Session musician Graham's life has been Dee-lightful". Bournemouth Echo. Retrieved

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headstrong young woman whom her penurious father has arranged, in a drunken pub session, to be married to an older, piggish farmer named Endel. But she longs

All Jolly Fellows that Follow the Plough (1,227 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

around 1979; a version by George Belton from Suffolk, recorded in a pub session in the early 1970s by Keith Summers; and one by Norman Hall, a singer

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faces an intimidating assessment panel. He is punched during a lunchtime pub session and storms out of the interview, believing he has wasted his time. The

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normality' at Atheist Ireland's first ever Good Friday Atheists in the Pub session. Nugent criticised the question "What is your religion?" in the 2011