It was a sad day when I relieved Paul Madden of a large cash wedge for my seven
month old GL1500SE Goldwing in September 2000! Paul couldn't wait to bring the
bike into Sth. Anne's Street for inspection the following Sunday.
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It was a sad day when I relieved Paul Madden of a large cash wedge for my seven
month old GL1500SE Goldwing in September 2000! Paul couldn't wait to bring the
bike into Sth. Anne's Street for inspection the following Sunday.
Meeting in Dublin's Phoenix Park before the Pet Food
Run, summer 2000.
The shots above are from a Wessex Wing Ding weekend in the sprng of 2000.
Eamonn Toner sent them in. The first two are of Eamonn's new SE. Next, Paul
Elliot (middle) among Wessex Wing party goers. John Penman & Eamonn
discussing trikes in the next three pictures and the last two show Sam McManus
and Eamon accepting the award for the largest contingent (outside Wessex) to
attend.
Padraig and Ann McCorry on their 1997 SE. This is Padraig's second Goldwing.
I thought I saw this bike before! It was pictured in a Goldwing book a few
years back.
Samantha Burke trying my ' 97 wing out. This photo was taken in Galway in
late '97.
John Murphy and his son Shane, shortly after they acquired my ' 97 SE.
Mick King from Dublin with his ' 98 SE. Micks
appearance might be fearsome, but he is a real gentleman and no stranger to
doing a good deed. He often ends up carrying someone's wife or daughter on the
pillion seat, lucky sod!
My cousin Austin with his 1992 Aspencade and me with the ' 97 SE, July 1997.
A rare sight in Ireland. You can actually see the end of the rainbow in this
shot taken in the Glen of Aherlow, Tipperary. Unfortunately I couldn't catch
sight of either the leprechaun or the pot of gold that the legends imply. Why is
it that the closer you move towards the end of a rainbow, the further it moves
away from you?
Margaret Nolan from Dublin making these children happy by doing a spot of
Halloween face painting.