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Real culchies would use real ham, not those packaged slices of rubber. Ham on its own, not even a blasht of CHAYS. Watching this ad makes me feel suicidal. There’s no personality there, just cold, hard ham.
I cant even watch it again and if I didnt see it online I thought you would have it recorded.
I havent seen anyone aytin the sangers with a flask and a bottle of milk in a long time. The activity should not be allowed to reform. Someone I know did see someone from Kerry doing it along bt the dodder river two years ago.
it seems like only decades ago that we were delighted to peel soggy hang sangers out of tinfoil in a sodden croke park while watching kerry in the minor match waiting with bated breath for the jayj to start up the stirring staccato war cry “kerry kerry kerry”…ahhh, good times. or mabybe not.
it was decades ago but the horrid memory is still all too real – white bread sandwiches with tomato that had made the bread all soggy, wrapped up in tin foil and squashed into a wicker basket with the flasks of tea and milk and some bananas – i would gladly forgive the celtic tiger excesses so long as this never returns … sadly its coming back … great craic lads
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