Brian Larkin
@derrymanc
I moved from Salford/Manchester where I was a musician, to Derry in the north of Ireland in May 1989. I graduated in Irish History from the university of Ulster at Magee College in May 1993 #MUFC ⛔️DM⛔️TORY
Derry City FC in a bit of bother after a bit of bother the other night. Having seen the footage of the Bulgarian hoolies being marched to the ground, I think it’s fair to say that any future UEFA matches are going to need to be stewarded in a different way.
I usually get the Lamb Rogan Josh from here, and it’s ace, but last night I felt very adventurous and went for the Lamb Jalfrezi - even though it’s supposed to be hotter than the Rogan - and it was great. Not too hot and the lamb was cooked to perfection. Recommended 🎯 sherparestaurant.ie/menu/
I saw this and thought it was so good. So I screenshotted it. Soz 🤷🏼♂️
I was walking up Buncrana Main Street in the sun after partaking of a couple of snifters in O’Flahertys. I was on the way to The Cottage Bar for a few more, and what do I see stood outside The Excelsior Bar enroute about 200 yards up the street 😍
A Salford cocktail from @theguardian.com Feast mag yesterday. It’s a shame that there is hardly a pub left in Salford - and I mean the real Salford, none of this Little Hulton etc., guff - to serve one. www.theguardian.com/food/2026/ju...
‘Flaming June’ by Frederick Leighton has been dozing on our wall at home for years. It’s certainly been a flaming June for many this year with the horrendous heat that went on for so long.
Loads of RV’s in the parish today and all of this last week. I wonder are they having ‘eggy bread’ for tea? 🤔
I hope that he can hear the bands from his prison cell, which is actually in his old constituency.