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Irish Bassists: Am I alone?

It really seems like I'm the only Irish person on this site.
Anyway, post your basses if you're here :D
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Warwick thumb BO 4, picked up for 800 quid last week ;)
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Mark Hoppus bass, with Ampeg 410HE and GK Backline 210
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Epiphone EB-0 SG Pelham Blue
 
My Grandfather(from Leitrim) and Grandmother(from Portumna) came from Ireland. I still have cousins and have visited the old family farm/now golf course. We stayed in Cork as well and really liked it. We ate at Greens restaurant at the end of that ally with the waterfall. The wife, parents and I are all planning a trip next year for the holidays.
 
100% Irish and still living here, just north of the border in Co.Down. Up Down!!!! (Not that I care for football, I just like to confuse our American friends here). Don't post here much anymore, more often on Basschat.co.uk.
 
My grandfather was from Ireland and the rest of my family history is obvious. My name: Walt Finnerty (no Joke) LOL!!!!! Pictured with my two Brubaker Brutes. MJXSC5 and MJX5. Awesome affordable basses IMO.
 

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well, I'd always heard about the "black Irish" :bassist:

my band includes a Murphy and a Cavanagh, so we're majority Irish background at least:

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LOL!!! Yeah I'm legitimate. Not a gov't name as they say here. I like to drink, party and tell tall tales as well as play a mean and funky bass.

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