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The farm where Shane spent his childhood

Post Thu Dec 12, 2013 4:38 pm

Hello,

I'm going to visit Ireland next year. We planned a route all trough the country, and Tipperary is on that route too. I want to pass by the farm Shane grew up. Does anybody know where in Tipperary I can find it - or did it get teared down?

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Post Fri Dec 13, 2013 1:18 am

Hi Peter,

All I know is what Shane had told us in his documentary. The farmhouse is in the civil parish of Finnoe, in the barony of Ormond Lower Tipperary. It's located near the town of Borrisokane. I'm not sure if it's been torn down. I hope not! I plan on vacationing in Ireland soon also and would also love to see Shane' s childhood home. Sorry, that's all the info I have. I hope you get to see it and I hope you have a great trip!
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Post Fri Dec 13, 2013 1:24 am

I think it's still there, and i think that because i seem to remember hearing/reading somewhere that Shane has bought it, and spends lots of time there.
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Post Fri Dec 13, 2013 2:37 pm

Well, if I were you I'd not start from here! :-)

I'd head to Shinrone and start from there. Head down the small boreen, past the gap in the wall to the crossroad at Finnoe (there's often young couples courting here). Turn left, no..........right, no..........left towards Glenaveigh and .......... Oh..........erm.......... Sorry.........I dunno.
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Post Fri Dec 13, 2013 6:19 pm

Watch out for the mushroom field outside of Puckah, you'll lose days. Happened to Christy Moore.
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Post Mon Dec 16, 2013 10:45 pm

Make sure to stop in Philly Ryan's bar in Nenagh,
Shane has been known to hang out there and there is a wonderful photo of Shane and Joe Strummer on the back wall.
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Post Mon Dec 23, 2013 1:18 pm

Peterpeter wrote:Hello,

I'm going to visit Ireland next year. We planned a route all trough the country, and Tipperary is on that route too. I want to pass by the farm Shane grew up. Does anybody know where in Tipperary I can find it - or did it get teared down?

Cheers
Peter


Hi Peter, yeah its still there infact it has been recently done up by Shane ( well on his behalf :) ) it is indeed in the townland of Finnoe on the backroad from Carney to Borrisokane, I live very nearby if you have anyother queries PM me.
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