Galway Advertiser 2007/2007_08_02/GA_0208_E1_018.pdf 

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August 2 2007

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Race ticket Ukulele player hit the winners wrong note with gardai
We had thousands of entries for our competition for tickets in Galway First and the Galway Advertiser and the winners of tickets for Ballybrit are Emma Barron, Upper Salthill, Galway; Eileen Donoghue, Doughiska, Galway; Catriona Keane, Renmore, Galway; Liam Guerin, Roscam, Galway; Amanda Kinneavy, Bohermore, Galway; Anne Scully, Moycullen, Galway; Sean Hawkins, Friars Hill, Galway; Edith Gardiner, Galway City, Galway; Declan Mannion, Ballygar, Galway; Eileen Cameron, Inverin, Galway; A Polish ukulele player who got annoyed when awoken by staff at a Galway hostel asked gardai who went to arrest him, if they had nothing better to do, Galway District Court heard this week. Remmigiusz Walus (37), 11 Derryknockane View, Ballyamin Village, Raheen, Limerick, pleaded guilty to being drunk and a danger to himself and others at Kinlay House, Eyre Square, Galway, on July 26 last. Inspector John Galvin said that when charged Walus asked, "Have you nothing better to do?" The accused, he said, had become annoyed when cleaning staff at the hostel where he was staying while in Galway woke him up at around 7.15am. Defence solicitor Adrian MacLynn said Walus was a busker who specialised in playing the ukulele and he also had an interest in Italian and classical music. Mr MacLynn said his client became irate when woken up so early.

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Tyrone great Peter Canavan and Ireland soccer manager Steve Staunton pictured with John Glynn at John's Clayton Hotel, Ballybrit. The Clayton has been the home of the stars this Race Week. Photo: Liam Mulcahy.

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