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News 27th August 2026

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ShuttlecockThe club's AGM is being held on 2nd September at 7:30pm. All members are welcome and should have received an email with the meeting's location. If you haven't seen the email (which may have been misdirected by software into your junk or deleted folders), please contact a committee member who will tell you the venue.


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I may have told this one before

Here's the origin of the word Bungalow.

Cockney John, the building site foreman finds a bricklayer sitting down reading a newspaper.

John: "'ere 'ere 'ere, wot's all this? Why aren't you laying them bricks?

Brickie: "Well, it's like this, so it is. I've done the ground floor of that house, to be sure. It's all complete, but I've run out of bricks so I can't do the first floor. Even myself, who won the all Ireland hurling & bricklaying championships last year, can't lay bricks if there's none to lay"

Cockney John thinks for a minute, then says "I'll tell you wot we can do, me old china. We'll bung a low roof on it."


 

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