JOSH SHEAHAN, A pub owner from Co Limerick, went viral a few weeks ago when he gave a highly entertaining and boisterous interview to At The Races.
Sheahan runs Top of the Town in Askeaton, Co Limerick, and owns a horse of the same name.
The horse was competing at the Galway Races yesterday when At The Races approached Sheahan looking for some television gold and let’s just say he didn’t disappoint.
Sheahan and his entourage were in fine fettle, whooping and hollering before the race even began.
“If this horse wins, Galway will never again see the likes of it,” he told At The Races.
The ground’s gone against us. I’ve been praying all week. I slept with the horse last night for two hours. I’m rubbing his belly. I’m talking to him.
He then reiterated that there would be absolute scenes if Top of the Town managed to win the race.
Hopefully there’ll be a miracle here today and as I say, if there is, this place is going to be wrecked.
The Top Of The Town team are in lively form @Galway_Races... 😂 pic.twitter.com/ScKQDFkZhO
— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) August 4, 2017
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He ended with a reminder that he’s still single and regaled people at home with the story of a date that didn’t quite go to plan last week.
Ladies, I’m still single.
I took this woman out last week. Fourteen gin and tonics, €7.90 a go, and then she says, “My mother’s outside to take me home.”
Josh Sheahan: giving the O’Donovan brothers a run for their money.
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And that’s how being at the races should be, mighty craic!!
Don’t you just love how much these guys are enjoying life. Brilliant.
@Simon Burke: copying the Donovan brothers more like
@Paul Coughlan: no mate. Some people aren’t dry sh!tes and have the craic when they can.
@Ned Flanders: why call somebody I’m assuming you have never met ‘Mate’ ?
@Tomas Rooney: it is a rhetorical device.