June
2010
A poem by Méabh Ní Thiarnáin
I’d like to be a Hurley I’d like to be a hurley, And stay at home all day, And talk to other hurleys, In a woody sort of way. I'd love to be a hurley, And lie in a little shed, And always having pucks around, Except when I’m in bed. I’d like to be a hurley, An O’Connor one perhaps, And puck and hit around, With woody sort of chaps. I wouldn’t have to do a thing, No homework ,jobs or chores. Comfy in my little shed, Full of hurleys and their snores. I wouldn’t have to do a thing, A life of bliss you see. Except once in my whole life, I’d win hurley of Tralee !!!!!!!!
