Jun 17, 2026 · 17 min · 10 segments
# This week on the Podcast this week Dick and Tom are talking about St Patricks Brass Band Galway # You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on…
And the reason for that is, first of all, they're 130 years old, which is a remarkable mark of endurance, really, for a group like them.
Peter Rabbit, who owned the pub in Forster Street, Michael Spooner, he worked in Moons, and Paddy Walsh, who was the station master.
That's probably why it was in that area.
It is, exactly.
You're not talking about the bishop now, are you? No, I can't imagine him playing a trombone walking up and down the street.
And the reason for that is, first of all, they're 130 years old, which is a remarkable mark of endurance, really, for a group like them.
Peter Rabbit, who owned the pub in Forster Street, Michael Spooner, he worked in Moons, and Paddy Walsh, who was the station master.
That's probably why it was in that area.
It is, exactly.
You're not talking about the bishop now, are you? No, I can't imagine him playing a trombone walking up and down the street.
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