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Dripsey

Dripsey

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Search complete. 13 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Dripsey".

Nov 2, 2026

Colm O'ReganGUEST
10:02
So tipping away is a consistent level of work, but also I use it to describe where you've got a job to do, but also I get brought down rabbit holes, and particularly I...
Colm O'ReganGUEST
10:15
these days, whenever I get a chance down in Dripsey, where I'm from, going through my parents' papers, you know, both my parents have passed away, and you're going through, like, not with the aim of clearing stuff out, but just almost finding stuff out about them.
Colm O'ReganGUEST
10:30
And I don't know, we probably don't leave as many papers after us as we used to.
Colm O'ReganGUEST
10:34
So I'm going through, you see all postcards, all letters, photographs, and things with photographs, like the people who know who's in the photo are all nearly passed away.
JohnHOST
1:53
Yeah, a vital goal there quickly on the restart.
JohnHOST
1:56
Seemed to settle it in a more, but in fairness, Dripsey, they hit back
Colm O'CallaghanGUEST
2:01
with a flourish.
Colm O'CallaghanGUEST
2:01
Dripsey are an amazing team.
Colm O'CallaghanGUEST
2:03
They're never dead and buried.
Colm O'CallaghanGUEST
2:04
We knew that.
Colm O'CallaghanGUEST
2:05
We kind of said, and we've been tracking their results all year.
Colm O'CallaghanGUEST
2:09
I said it after the game, and I really mean it.
Barry HollandGUEST
2:52
But look, they dug in, they dug it out, and look, we got over the line, thankfully.
Rory BurkeHOST
2:56
so certainly second half there of swaying fortunes and doing a more surge that was answered by Dripsey and Dripsey did they looked physically stronger and they looked the part entering the closing quarter
Barry HollandGUEST
3:08
oh yeah look Dripsey had all the momentum just after probably the last the first six or seven minutes or 10 minutes maybe, in the start of the second half, we kind of got the upper hand, but they just absolutely, worked their socks off, and they drove on, and look, they've been up, and I think they were coming in, to the last seven or eight minutes, six, seven minutes, I'd say, and they were up around four points, and they were coasting very, very, very well, and looking for an instant, fantastic, fantastic, Fantastic by them also.
Barry HollandGUEST
3:36
Look, I know a lot of them personally.
Barry HollandGUEST
3:39
Look what they have given to their club has been absolutely tremendous.
Pat LuceyGUEST
1:14
Yeah, we did, actually, and we had to bring Les, who he had taken off, back on, just to shore things up, and in fairness, they'd left everything out there, as you can see, and they're turned on the ground, I don't know when they get up for the rest of the day, but yeah, they gave us everything, in fairness.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
1:30
No, he played a Musgrave Champions side or Dunamore or Dripsey in two weeks' time.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
1:35
So really be getting ready for that.
Pat LuceyGUEST
1:38
Yeah, in two weeks' time.
Gerard ShannonGUEST
18:40
we can't really target these men and so on.
Gerard ShannonGUEST
18:41
And then, of course, there's the very controversial case of Mrs. Lindsay, the Protestant woman who was abducted by the West Cork Brigade and she was later executed because I think it was the Dripsey ambush that she gave up information.
Gerard ShannonGUEST
18:52
She and
Myles DunganHOST
18:52
her chauffeur.
speaker_0NARRATOR
23:46
And the most notorious of these was the violent killing of a 64-year-old Protestant, Mary Lindsay and her chauffeur.
speaker_0NARRATOR
23:53
Believed they have given information that caused the tables to be turned on the IRA at the Dripsey ambush.
speaker_0NARRATOR
23:58
Originally held hostage against the executions of the five men caught, the two were killed in reprisal when the executions were carried out.
speaker_0NARRATOR
24:06
The IRA would not admit to these notorious killings till after the truce.
Margaret GriffinHOST
0:29
Sow and Grow, as you know, is a program all about nature, gardening, and our connection to creation.
Margaret GriffinHOST
0:36
My name is Margaret, and as usual, I'm coming to you from the lovely County Cork, and from a place called Dripsey.
Margaret GriffinHOST
0:44
It's a little village in the Lee Valley in Dripsey, right in the middle of the county, and a beautiful place, a lovely valley, and beautiful weather at the moment.
Margaret GriffinHOST
0:57
It is so beautiful.
Margaret GriffinHOST
0:59
I, you know, it's hard to believe that it's, um, October.

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