IrishCop

[JohnKelly]

Oh, and now that you've passed the LEO verification test, we need to know one more thing: what, exactly, is your reaction to the soap "Irish Spring?"

Irish Spring is not marketed in Australia and I was not aware of it until I did a Google.

I'm impressed and given that the A$ is on par with the $US I will consider ordering some from the US, perhaps I could even become the Australian Agent.

Cheers.

[kazz]

I spent a bit of time in Belfast and I know Lisburn.

What year did your dad come out to Australia?

Cheers.
Retired

1939. . . . just the other day.

=D

[S-99]

Irish Spring is not marketed in Australia and I was not aware of it until I did a Google.

I'm impressed and given that the A$ is on par with the $US I will consider ordering some from the US, perhaps I could even become the Australian Agent.

Cheers.

That was a trick question. *It makes my skin all red and itchy and I'm of Irish descent. *

In any event, welcome again.

[JohnKelly]

1939. . . . just the other day.

=D

So, he's been here a few years then.

1939, the clouds of war were gathering around that time.

[JohnKelly]

Good to see the President having a drop of the black stuff.

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[CincyCop]

A hearty welcome from Cincinnati, Ohio (USA).

Thanks for the write-up that you posted in post #11. I find historical information regarding Law Enforcement very interesting especially when it pertains to the Irish. I'm not of Irish descent but my wife is...however, I do routinely use Irish Spring deodorant soap. Don't get Irish Spring deodorant soap in your eye(s).

[JohnKelly]

A hearty welcome from Cincinnati, Ohio (USA).

Thanks for the write-up that you posted in post #11. I find historical information regarding Law Enforcement very interesting especially when it pertains to the Irish. I'm not of Irish descent but my wife is...however, I do routinely use Irish Spring deodorant soap. Don't get Irish Spring deodorant soap in your eye(s).

Thank you so much for the photo -- I shall have to get onto some of that Irish Spring deodrant soap.

I am glad you found my post interesting; I also find Police History very interesting especially where it relates to the Irish Diaspora.

A nice little book I recently read was about an Irish family with three generations as New York Policemen.

The book was written by Brian McDonald and is titled 'My Father's Gun.

Anyhow, thanks again and I hope things are well in your part of the world and that life is good.

Cheers.

JohnKelly