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Brian and Ciaran Warfield's Rambling Irish Balladeers Podcast
11. Dry Land Sailors
Season 1, Ep. 11
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In this episode we discuss The Wolfetones Song The Dry Land Sailors. We talk about Guinness Barges, Irelands Canals, drinking porter out of wooden barrels. The depth of talent around Bluebell / Inchicore and we talk to the great Tommy Skelly of The band The South Dublin Union and writer of the song Go On Home British Soldiers a song he passionately wrote on the day of the atrocities of Bloody Sunday in Derry.
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