IN PETEY LAWLOR'S WITH OBLONG WALSH
this is Billy Stuart
tonight we are in Petey Lawlor's bar..
in Carrick-on Suir..
County Tipp..
Petey is as always..
a great host..
it's 1970..
Billy Stuart is here with some old school friends including..
Oblong Walsh and Paddy Clancy(bar stool, at bar, in corner)..
Billy Stuart is singing 'Slievenamon'..
all join in the chorus..
not a dry eye in the house..
Neil is sitting with Maurice O' Dwyer..
a poet..
we are mostly all on Guiness..
The Artist..
is so proud of his heritage..
to have all this..
and no one is on the phone..
everybody is fully engaged..
it's a shared emotional event..
there will be no photos..
and for some no memory..
it is just a great moment in the life of the artist..
just 18 years old..
he has been coming to Carrick for holidays for his whole of his young life..
his brother Paul and he are treated like the Beatles..
(uncle) Paulie's is the local sweat shop on William st.
he sells sweats, fags, ice cream, bread, spuds..
sitting around outside the shop on sacks of potatoes..
Paulie winds up the local girls..
they flock to see the artist's older brother..
but the artist thinks it is all about him..
previously..
IN PAULIE'S WITH MIKEY DWYER
sitting on sacks of spuds..
eating ice cream with spoons from plastic bowls..
with lots of raspberry syrup..
Mikey Dwyer comes in to buy..
"three Sweet Alton and a settled loaf please Paulie"..
JERUSALEM TOMORROW