Lancelot Clearmountain on the sacred stump in Rathkeale, Limerick, and its place in the world of religious iconography.
Lancelot Clearmountain on the sacred stump in Rathkeale, Limerick, and its place in the world of religious iconography.
“…front bottoms”
Excellent.
How refreshing to hear Trevor getting a mention.
He is so often overlooked.
That’s his own fault for not getting out of the bed
Brenda Power is licking that tree out right now. I just know it.
Fail! That audio clip is totally not amusing or interesting.
Having one of my William McGonnigal moments, apologies to the great man.
Our Lady of the Axe Rathkeale.
O Lady, O Lady, O Lady of Rathkeale
We of humble origins, doubting Thomas’s and heathens before you should kneel.
All hail to the axeman, for it is he who should be praised, and the man who trained him and sharpened his axe, we give thanks!
All praise to the people of Rathkeale
For it was a sin to by-pass it.
Let the NRA hang their head in shame,
To be fair they’re not totally to blame.
Lo and behold I’ll finish
Let not one of you cast the first smirk
For I have to go
To make my epic journey
to the church in Rathkeale,
where our Lady is carved in wood
so they say
’cause I know I should, and I could
via Nurney.
I’m living in Sydney and it made the Sydney version of the Metro free paper… Half page photo of the stump and all the rosary beads and mad oul wans on their knees prayin.. Was so proud
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