The Humours Of Kitsy Cotter, Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick, Ireland 1974 May 23, 2024 Admin Old Ireland </p> <h2>The Humours Of Kitsy Cotter, Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick, Ireland 1974</h2> <p> Limerick woman Kitsy Cotter shares her wit and wisdom on countrymen, Dublin Women, pints of porter, buttermilk, and marriage.</p> <p>In Abbeyfeale, County Limerick Frank Hall meets witty local woman Kitsy Cotter who believes the recipe for a happy and healthy life is a pint of porter every day, either before or after breakfast.</p> <p>It would put the cockles in your heart going.</p> <p>Kitsy is determined to fix up a local man with a Dublin girl who he says are more classy and have better legs than country girls.</p> <p>He says the girls down here are too country.</p> <p>According to Kitsy, buttermilk is the secret to the Abbeyfeale schoolgirl complexion.</p> <p>While Kitsy believes that countrymen make wonderful husbands, she says that the key to a successful marriage is for couples to keep away from the bedroom as much as they can.</p> <p>The countryman is great. He’s a great ole sticker.</p> <p>This episode ‘Hall’s Pictorial Weekly’ broadcast on 3 January 1974. The reporter is Frank Hall.<br /> Credit to : CR’s Video Vaults </p> <p> Please support our Sponsors here --
