ionnsaigh wrote:It appeared they had an Celtic wake - with the other band members having a drink - a laugh and cry - listening to music over the coffin. Great stuff for a very sad occasion.
Perhaps our own culture - eroded to such an extent - that it becomes plastic and sterile.
daftdog wrote:ionnsaigh wrote:It appeared they had an Celtic wake - with the other band members having a drink - a laugh and cry - listening to music over the coffin. Great stuff for a very sad occasion.
Perhaps our own culture - eroded to such an extent - that it becomes plastic and sterile.
Well, would be rude not to plan the christmas single and album releases without Stephen being present wouldn't it (dedicated to Stephen Gately)
These good friends will also be looking at how much money they can make over the next 6 months to capitalise on the death of their band mate. Yes they lost a good friend, but that will not stop them making a fast buck. Not in Ireland, not in the UK or anywhere else that they can sell something Boyzone. That is the culture in any country nowadays.
ps. you don't need a coffin in the room to say goodbye to a close friend or relative and i have never been to a plastic and sterile funeral in any country.
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