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South Ayrshire

South Ayrshire

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Search complete. 10 mentions across 3 episodes found for "South Ayrshire".

Sep 23, 2026

Tom McCabeHOST
47:12
you're still importing great stats look at
Rory BryceGUEST
47:15
you well there was another one that I was thinking of as well Giovanni Moscardini who was also known as John Moscardini he was an Italian Scottish footballer who played as a forward for Lucchese in Pisa he scored 7 goals in his 9 games for the Italian national team but he was born in Falkirk that's fantastic and then eventually died in Moncton in South Ayrshire so a great Italian connection there as always but that's a conversation for another time
Tom McCabeGUEST
55:38
you're still importing great scouts look at
Rory BryceHOST
55:42
you well there was another one that I was thinking of as well Giovanni Moscardini who was also known as John Moscardini he was an Italian Scottish footballer who played as a forward for Lucchese in Pisa he scored 7 goals in his 9 games for the Italian national team but he was born in Falkirk and then eventually died in Moncton in South Ayrshire so a great Italian connection there as always but that's a conversation for another time Guys, this has been a fantastic conversation about Fall River.
Rory BryceHOST
56:08
Is there anything else that you guys would like to add just before we finish up for tonight? Yeah, a fantastic
Kirk RudellGUEST
56:14
chat and I can't think of anything.
Joyce ThackerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:23
Various judging of various bits of stock.
Joyce ThackerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:25
The best Ayrshire cow was a category as well, I can remember that.
Joyce ThackerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:30
But the raucous dinners that took part.
Joyce ThackerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:32
And Mrs Rowe, R-O-W-E, used to be the landlady down at the Spalding Arms.

22 MINS LATER

AndyHOST
44:20
think.
AngelaHOST
44:22
So that's a long time without it, but it's definitely left its mark on the land.
AngelaHOST
44:26
Interestingly, Dalry, of course, we know as being Kingsfield, but actually if you go to Dalry in Ayrshire, if you're on the train, the etymology they give for that is very, very different.
AngelaHOST
44:38
Oh, really? It translates as the heather field, Dalryach.

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