Carrickfergus Poems - Poems about Carrickfergus

...e made by the O’Hans Plow through O’Conners novel “The Last Hurrah” Party on Paddy’s Day, shoutin’ Erin Go Braugh! Feast on authentic Irish lamb stew While swilling pints of Guinness brew Peddling my bike up the mountain, of Ballyhoura I’d sing "Carrickfergus" an Irish folk song Become a Celtic flutist and chime along A tenor belts out “Galway Bay” “Danny boy” heard at the pubs all day Riverdancing through the heather all night long......

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...My post-mortem may bear the stroke of your hand, in your lap, On your knees with a single tear so priceless That may fall on my cold cheek with power to revive, resurrect. But not this time, not t......

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