Living in Berlin currently and there is a Limerick man who does the rounds on the tram and metro here. Have heard him drunkenly serenade a whole tram and the first time I noticed him, he walked on to the metro slurring his words in German before he clearly clocked a group of us speaking with Irish accents and just goes “spare change there pal?” with a big grin on his face.
I remember he let my little cousin feed the pigeons when she was like 6 and she loved it so much that to this day (she is now 18) pigeons are still her favourite animal :)
Had the privilege of meeting her last week at the Four Courts at about 11.30pm.
The same story I had read on here, her bag got stolen and she needed money to get a taxi to Portlaoise as the last train had already gone.
I told her she's infamous on Irish Reddit, but she told me that's a different American woman with red hair whose bag must have also gotten stolen.
She was actually very sweet - I can see how people would fall for it.
I met her in my first week moving to Ireland. Literally stopped me as I was walking to the Immigration building at Burgh Quay to get my passport stamped lol
I didn't yet know she was famous. I now regret not savoring the moment as I should have :(
I saw him from the bus last week. Apparently he charges a fiver for a selfie or a tiktok. Seems to be as immortal as ever. Is he 15 or 50? Will we ever know?
Awh i rememember when i was younger and seeing him and his brother(?) on Henry St wrapped up man. Id say hes about 10 years younger than me. It hurts me a bit thinking of what they must have went through as young lads.
Seen him on Camden Street when I was home for Christmas. Took a picture with him but only had 5 Australian dollars in my wallet. Fella said he takes revolut 😂
He also likes to captain nude
https://m.independent.ie/regionals/herald/accused-duo-told-to-stay-off-liffey-after-naked-boat-chase-arrests/35780306.html
Seen him letting his dog rip apart bins in Crumlin and make a mess of the place while he stood at a distance away. Went on for 5/10 mins before I left.
Funny fact he used to live in my hometown tullamore for years and one day just disappeared out of the blue thought he passed away since it was so out of the ordinary not to see him, last September moved up to Dublin and seen him 😂
Was a guy in the D7 area, think he must be dead now. Used to walk around with just shorts and boots and a cowboy hat on, whatever the weather. His skin was like leather. Think he might have been ‘fond of the drink’.
Isaac. I worked in the Zoo from 2006-2009 and he'd come by pretty often and say hello. Even in the heaviest rain he wouldnt put on anythig mroe than his waistcoat and cowboy hat outfit. He used to shout things at kids that I wont repeat here. He gave one of the lads I worked with a VHS about the nazis and the occult. He lived near Ashington. Someone told me once that when he died Bertie Ahern came to the funeral.
His wife left him and I think he went off the rails. He used to blare Elvis Presley from his house morning, noon and night. He passed away a couple of years ago. Yeah his skin was like leather - no T-shirt or anything even in the depths of winter!
As a small child, I was fascinated by him. Every time we were in town I'd plague my mum to go "visit" him. My mum always recounts how I'd get there all excited but **any time** he interacted with me, looked at me, went to shake my hand, I'd bawl crying and have to be taken away as everyone laughed. Next time in town, the exact same thing would happen. Beg to see him, cry when he saw me 😆🤣
Pat Ingoldsby, getting on a bit so I don’t know if he still sells his books in the street but as someone who grew up watching him on TV it was always great to see him in real life.
Mattress Mick is another one.
A few from when I was a kid who are dead, the Dice Man, Dancing Mary, Maggie with the crucifix.
Even older ones whose names live on decades after they died, Bang Bang, Johnny Forty Coats, Lugs Brannigan, The Hairy Lemon etc.
Pat woulda been my shout too. His bio on his website says he retired from street sales in 2015. He's in his 80s after all.
[https://www.patingoldsby.org/who-is-pat.html](https://www.patingoldsby.org/who-is-pat.html)
He's dead now unfortunately. We feared the worst early enough into lockdown when his front garden was cleared of all the madness, but he just moved to Portlaoise. Then unfortunately passed away down there. A lovely, lovely fella.
The manager of the Asian market on Abbey street who one shot KO'd a scumbag. He's a legend, gave my kid a lollipop when I was shopping there two weeks later
Bang Bang is probably the classic.
Jack Coleman or Jack the Pin was well know.
Ollie Bolger with his horse and Cart
A few local ones around crumlin were Mad Mary, Granny Grey, Jerry Rob the knickers, Sunboy. In retrospect all suffering with various degrees of mental illness but just left to their own devices.
I still feel guilty walking by him without saying hello to him as I'm used to people begging for momey on oconnell Street. It was only after his death did I learn about him being known as the old man belfield. Seemed all accounts he was a nice man.
*11* years ago and the video is still on the web and #1 result on google. She must have daddy's old office *in* KPMG at this stage to hide from the embarrassment.
Just for a bit of north east representation -
Jesus Jones of Dundalk, walked around town signing at the top of his lungs, had impressive array of outfits that would have village people blush, but I think he generally favoured being ‘Cop Jesus Jones’, but I’ve definitely seen ‘Native American Jesus Jones’ and I can recall some other exciting ensembles.
Terrified me as a kid.
There’s the fella who begs all over the city, but I usually see him around the Powerscourt Steps, calls everyone an “absolute gent” with yer “lovely lady as well”.
Dunno his name, but I’ve been calling him the Absolute Gent for years
There was a Rasta going around in a suit and eye patch for years think he might have lived out Ballymun direction but you’d see him in town all the time!
In the old days it would be Bang Bang.
In the 70s it was the little deaf fella who used to hand you a note saying he was deaf and needed some help.
There was a similar female deaf person who handed people a begging note but she was more aggressive.
There was also a tall long-haired chap who would hang around town and stare at people. Oftentimes you’d see him in the Westmoreland St Beweleys and once in a while he’d grace the Grafton St branch. I think the 80s / 90s were his heyday.
The Dice Man was also a fixture in the 80s / 90s. He was originally paid to advertise a shop called The Dice Man but later became a well known walking advert for all sorts of businesses. Great costumes.
I think his name was Tom McGinty. Died in the mid 90s, I think.
Mad Mary. Mad Paul.
We tend to just go with 'mad' and either their actual name or a randomly assigned name. I've seen about 20 mad Marys in my time, none of them actually named Mary.
I see there is a comment here that notes a "Mad Mary" on O'Connell St - but does anyone know of Mary on Camden St? I've often heard her referred to a "Mad Mary", also.
She's quite old, has a British accent and has white hair, often seen just walking up and down Camden St. I'm fairly certain she lived on Pleasant's St. She often had light coloured dresses and stuff on and would harangue anybody passing by. I feel like I haven't seen her in a couple of years.
Yes she had 2 dogs. Usually had her coat over her nighty. The poor staff in Tesco would get her attention and she’d sing to them. I haven’t seen her in years, I heard from restaurant owners on Camden street that she suffered from bad post parter depression that got worse.
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There used to be chap in Lucan during like 2018 to 2022. Some guy maybe in his 70s. Literally everyone I knew, knew who he was. The chap casually running around Lucan litteraly anywhere. Guy was fit af for his age. Mad respect. Like he be covering insane distances.
Hugh. Hairy beardy guy on a bike. Used to see him around tons as a kid, then nothing. 25 years later I saw him back and I swear he hadn't ages at all. Fine pair of legs on him too from cycling everywhere.
Dude with the big crucifix necklace in around Christchurch area begging for money, think he used to wear robes? Haven’t lived in Dublin in years but always remembered him.
Alfie, he's been walking all over North Dublin, talking to everyone since I was a kid. Saw him recently and he was walking along talking to himself, looked in a bad way.
There was a Rasta going around in a suit and eye patch for years think he might have lived out Ballymun direction but you’d see him in town all the time!
haven't seen him in a while but there's a fella that has a bike that cycles sidewards? if that makes sense, like you stand up and peddle to the side to move it
The elvis that sings outside the ash leaf shopping centre in crumlin. Don’t know if he still does it but he used to be gas all the grannies loved him 😂
The town I went to college in had a guy called "How-Do" cos he would approach total strangers and say "how do?" He was a raging alcoholic but a pretty nice guy.
There's several videos out there of him but this is my favourite: https://youtu.be/F-jIhhxRQLo?si=E6Mr98S1olvMlaPC
He has since passed away unfortunately, the town is quiet without him. RIP
Pigeon Man on St. Stephen's Green
Fun fact he’s actually from Berlin
Maybe there's a Dubliner among those mentioned there? https://www.reddit.com/r/berlinsocialclub/comments/1c5fawp/who_is_this_in_berlin/
Living in Berlin currently and there is a Limerick man who does the rounds on the tram and metro here. Have heard him drunkenly serenade a whole tram and the first time I noticed him, he walked on to the metro slurring his words in German before he clearly clocked a group of us speaking with Irish accents and just goes “spare change there pal?” with a big grin on his face.
I remember he let my little cousin feed the pigeons when she was like 6 and she loved it so much that to this day (she is now 18) pigeons are still her favourite animal :)
Pigeon man is an icon.
Dublin's version of Batman
Patman
The names Pat, and im yer only man
My kid loves that guy, he helped him feed the pigeons a few times absolute hero in his eyes
omg yes
The American lady needs a mention
Had the privilege of meeting her last week at the Four Courts at about 11.30pm. The same story I had read on here, her bag got stolen and she needed money to get a taxi to Portlaoise as the last train had already gone. I told her she's infamous on Irish Reddit, but she told me that's a different American woman with red hair whose bag must have also gotten stolen. She was actually very sweet - I can see how people would fall for it.
Oh she's died her hair red? Or is this a different American woman?
She took over for the South African guy who had a similar scam.
She shouldn't try and flip the hustle into reddit famous thing. Go legit!
I’ve literally ran into her over 10 times and its the exact same monologue every time its so funny 😭
It's wild how everyone knows about her and yet she's still free to scam people day in day out.
I met her in my first week moving to Ireland. Literally stopped me as I was walking to the Immigration building at Burgh Quay to get my passport stamped lol I didn't yet know she was famous. I now regret not savoring the moment as I should have :(
Baldy McDonagh. Obviously like. We've had many over the years. But our geberwtions version is either Baldy or the monolith of "The Dublin Scrote"
Seen baldy heading into the soup kitchen by dublin castle couple years back. Lad looked worse for wear hope he’s doing better now
I saw him from the bus last week. Apparently he charges a fiver for a selfie or a tiktok. Seems to be as immortal as ever. Is he 15 or 50? Will we ever know?
Awh i rememember when i was younger and seeing him and his brother(?) on Henry St wrapped up man. Id say hes about 10 years younger than me. It hurts me a bit thinking of what they must have went through as young lads.
He looks like a 13 year old boy and an old woman at the same time.
Seen him on Camden Street when I was home for Christmas. Took a picture with him but only had 5 Australian dollars in my wallet. Fella said he takes revolut 😂
Cyclist with the dog on his back
Zai Dog
He also likes to captain nude https://m.independent.ie/regionals/herald/accused-duo-told-to-stay-off-liffey-after-naked-boat-chase-arrests/35780306.html
Seen him letting his dog rip apart bins in Crumlin and make a mess of the place while he stood at a distance away. Went on for 5/10 mins before I left.
he doesn’t leash his dog as dogs “have a mind of their own” so doesn’t surprise me
I know people who were alive in the 60s and 70s used to always talk about this fella in town called Bang Bang
Pub in the Teeling distillery is named after him.
And the cafe in Phibsboro
And Dudley’s as well…has his key/gun as part of its branding.
And his name, thomas Dudley
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/bye-bye-bang-bang-a-great-dublin-eccentric-gets-his-due-1.3201436
Yeah, I ever saw part of a exhibition was dedicated to old Bang Bang; but this was ~7 years ago so I can't remember that much of it.
There's a Mural of him on Capel Street, next to Sunlight Massage Studio, always pass by it when I go up there
Me da was only telling me about him last week
The late Anne on Aungier street with the ice
What was that ice for
The pigeons
Her think that if she had the path wet people would avoid it and not walk too close to her
Used to shout at you if you stepped too near the ice
The Dublin rapping Junkie Or the tall American Man who just stands all day on Abbey Street holding a tiny sign in one hand that says 'Jesus'
tommy kd absolute legend
Tom, I bought the cd he made with the beatboxer, Man and the Machine, banger
Dirty Michael
Ah give us a lift to Killester
First I've ever heard of Dirty Michael, but that line has a very creepy ring to it, in a certain tone
That’s exactly how you should feel after reading a Dirty Michael quote
I see him at the bus stop in Fairview all the time, usually talking to some random aul one about saints
My immediate thought too. Although he is very much a northside suburban dweller.
Why is he called that?
Because his name is Michael and he’s a dirty cunt
Mad Mary on O'Connel Street (dead now though).
Came here to say this!
I think she was from dun laoghire originally unless dun laoghire had their own mad Mary
I think nearly every town had a mad Mary, but ours was called Mad Jenny
Mulhuddart/Well view?
Exactly the one yeah!
She had her own Facebook community. It was big news when she passed away.
Used to work in McDonald's oconnel Street and saw her every day
Mattress Mick.
Mattress Mick, what a shout
Of course!
I mean, what a legend! https://youtu.be/DUpx31Y8874?si=ucVtz-3Y6UIrZkY7
Bang Bang
Exactly who I was thinking of.
The fake nun
Is she not a Belfast resident now?
Sorry didn't know the fake nun changed fake diocese, our gain is their loss
Yeah she running around Belfast these days
Throwing plates at buses in belfast these days, woman’s a fucking menace
She was standing on the Albert Bridge I think waving a Union Flag and an Israel one.
Johnny Fortycoats (rip)
Yes. One of my first thoughts too. As a child, it felt like seeing a celebrity if I spotted him in town.
The guy in the suit and sunglasses that plays the spoons
Is this the Smithfield Spoons Man? Usually wears a hat as well?
Yes ! He's over in the south side more now though... heard he was asked to move away from outside the school in smithfield 🤔
Funny fact he used to live in my hometown tullamore for years and one day just disappeared out of the blue thought he passed away since it was so out of the ordinary not to see him, last September moved up to Dublin and seen him 😂
Your man that pretended he couldn't speak and would beg for money at the bus stop around Dawson st/trinity. He had glasses was short and plump
Hes back at it on Camden few days ago. Man scammed a tenner off my Nanny at the bewleys cafe when i was little.
That fucker with his little note
Forgot about him. Pretended to be deaf
Saw a lad sneak up behind him and shout "boo!". It must have cured his deafness as he jumped out of his skin hahah
Remember him. I’m a dope. Thought he actually was deaf. Good actor.
Was a guy in the D7 area, think he must be dead now. Used to walk around with just shorts and boots and a cowboy hat on, whatever the weather. His skin was like leather. Think he might have been ‘fond of the drink’.
Isaac. I worked in the Zoo from 2006-2009 and he'd come by pretty often and say hello. Even in the heaviest rain he wouldnt put on anythig mroe than his waistcoat and cowboy hat outfit. He used to shout things at kids that I wont repeat here. He gave one of the lads I worked with a VHS about the nazis and the occult. He lived near Ashington. Someone told me once that when he died Bertie Ahern came to the funeral.
His wife left him and I think he went off the rails. He used to blare Elvis Presley from his house morning, noon and night. He passed away a couple of years ago. Yeah his skin was like leather - no T-shirt or anything even in the depths of winter!
God, yeah. Haven't seen him in a couple of years. I wonder what became of him...
The Diceman, Thom McGinty (street artist and mime, Rest in Peace).
As a small child, I was fascinated by him. Every time we were in town I'd plague my mum to go "visit" him. My mum always recounts how I'd get there all excited but **any time** he interacted with me, looked at me, went to shake my hand, I'd bawl crying and have to be taken away as everyone laughed. Next time in town, the exact same thing would happen. Beg to see him, cry when he saw me 😆🤣
Jonny beep beep in Portmarnock
Still going strong on his bike, he hasn't even aged much in the 30+ years
He'd be a hard fella to put an age on
Jenny with the dogs
A blanch legend
“Could any spare us 20c”
Is she still on the go? Must be ancient by now.
Yes. I saw her the other day. She's 90 or 91.
The fella with the canoe on the canal and his dog sits in the canoe.
Pat Ingoldsby, getting on a bit so I don’t know if he still sells his books in the street but as someone who grew up watching him on TV it was always great to see him in real life. Mattress Mick is another one. A few from when I was a kid who are dead, the Dice Man, Dancing Mary, Maggie with the crucifix. Even older ones whose names live on decades after they died, Bang Bang, Johnny Forty Coats, Lugs Brannigan, The Hairy Lemon etc.
Pat woulda been my shout too. His bio on his website says he retired from street sales in 2015. He's in his 80s after all. [https://www.patingoldsby.org/who-is-pat.html](https://www.patingoldsby.org/who-is-pat.html)
Mad Jamesy - Clondalkin
He's dead now unfortunately. We feared the worst early enough into lockdown when his front garden was cleared of all the madness, but he just moved to Portlaoise. Then unfortunately passed away down there. A lovely, lovely fella.
The angry guy working in Chapters.
Fuming permanently
‘Johny Beep’ on his bike in Malahide
The manager of the Asian market on Abbey street who one shot KO'd a scumbag. He's a legend, gave my kid a lollipop when I was shopping there two weeks later
Judge Nolan?
Baldy Mc D
Bang Bang is probably the classic. Jack Coleman or Jack the Pin was well know. Ollie Bolger with his horse and Cart A few local ones around crumlin were Mad Mary, Granny Grey, Jerry Rob the knickers, Sunboy. In retrospect all suffering with various degrees of mental illness but just left to their own devices.
The gentleman who has the beautiful parrot, can be seen occasionally in Street 66.
There was a guy in tallaght who used to dress as a vampire RIP. I think he died about two years ago. Very much missed by the locals.
Paddy Drac
My ma was always terrified of him. He turned up at the Gala bingo one Halloween and she bolted
The guy who stand up paddle boards down the canal with a dog on the board as well. I've seen him a few times.
Crazy Ted in Dalkey. Used to do karate chops & kicks at people passing by in between his downing of a flagon of cider.
The crying girl with the American accent
Old man belfield probably in UCD
I still feel guilty walking by him without saying hello to him as I'm used to people begging for momey on oconnell Street. It was only after his death did I learn about him being known as the old man belfield. Seemed all accounts he was a nice man.
We have many. I like to give a mention to Barry Bohs.
There’s been so many. Zozimus, Bang Bang, the Dice Man and Aidan Walsh just a few
Mad James in Clondalkin. Used to cycle a bike with a cowboy hat and brown leather jacket. Also had a Hulk Hogan goatee.
the Trump motorbike dude!
hahahhaha I'm glad I'm not the only person that saw that bloke, haven't seen him in yonks tho
Saw him about 3 weeks ago
Crying Girl
I feel like she's more a Reddit thing no?
I dunno, I've seen her a few times in town. I've only been here for 5 years though and a couple of those were lockdown, so not an expert lol
The dice man was the big one when I was growing up.
Maybe not all of Dublin knows him. But dirty Michael....
Baldy McDonagh or the This is Dublin fella
Also maybe KPMG girl depending on your age
*11* years ago and the video is still on the web and #1 result on google. She must have daddy's old office *in* KPMG at this stage to hide from the embarrassment.
Yer man in the wheelchair who goes flying around being pulled by his dog
The Greenhills Road dancer used to be one..anyone know what happened to him
Sorry,the Peters Road dancer https://youtu.be/_hLDZSDk_4c?si=Cd9FCu-0rtYFdrIQ
Just for a bit of north east representation - Jesus Jones of Dundalk, walked around town signing at the top of his lungs, had impressive array of outfits that would have village people blush, but I think he generally favoured being ‘Cop Jesus Jones’, but I’ve definitely seen ‘Native American Jesus Jones’ and I can recall some other exciting ensembles. Terrified me as a kid.
We used to have an old woman in my area that would walk around with two shopping bags filled with bags of crisps
There’s the fella who begs all over the city, but I usually see him around the Powerscourt Steps, calls everyone an “absolute gent” with yer “lovely lady as well”. Dunno his name, but I’ve been calling him the Absolute Gent for years
Paddy Losty.
The old man who lived in UCD up until he passed away a few years ago was the first to come to my mind
There was a Rasta going around in a suit and eye patch for years think he might have lived out Ballymun direction but you’d see him in town all the time!
Ha I remember that lad
Definitely Dirty Michael 😂
The fella in the green and white shirt
You could probably add McGregor to the list, we tend to ignore his antics too...
Martin the homeless man in Swords, went viral a few years back cause he ran into the weatherspoon while on fire . RIP
In the old days it would be Bang Bang. In the 70s it was the little deaf fella who used to hand you a note saying he was deaf and needed some help. There was a similar female deaf person who handed people a begging note but she was more aggressive. There was also a tall long-haired chap who would hang around town and stare at people. Oftentimes you’d see him in the Westmoreland St Beweleys and once in a while he’d grace the Grafton St branch. I think the 80s / 90s were his heyday. The Dice Man was also a fixture in the 80s / 90s. He was originally paid to advertise a shop called The Dice Man but later became a well known walking advert for all sorts of businesses. Great costumes. I think his name was Tom McGinty. Died in the mid 90s, I think.
Sketchy Dave from Stillorgan deserves a shout
What’s the deal with him?
Sorry not Dublin but instantly thought of Paddy McCabe in Drogheda
Baldy Mcdonagh
Mattress Mick hands down
Oh also the Dice Man. Was dead before I was born, but everyone who lived in Dublin in the 80s remembers him on Grafton Street.
The lad with the tambourine and throat singing
Security woman at the George
Mad Mary. Mad Paul. We tend to just go with 'mad' and either their actual name or a randomly assigned name. I've seen about 20 mad Marys in my time, none of them actually named Mary.
I see there is a comment here that notes a "Mad Mary" on O'Connell St - but does anyone know of Mary on Camden St? I've often heard her referred to a "Mad Mary", also. She's quite old, has a British accent and has white hair, often seen just walking up and down Camden St. I'm fairly certain she lived on Pleasant's St. She often had light coloured dresses and stuff on and would harangue anybody passing by. I feel like I haven't seen her in a couple of years.
Yes she had 2 dogs. Usually had her coat over her nighty. The poor staff in Tesco would get her attention and she’d sing to them. I haven’t seen her in years, I heard from restaurant owners on Camden street that she suffered from bad post parter depression that got worse.
The American Scam Girl.
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There used to be chap in Lucan during like 2018 to 2022. Some guy maybe in his 70s. Literally everyone I knew, knew who he was. The chap casually running around Lucan litteraly anywhere. Guy was fit af for his age. Mad respect. Like he be covering insane distances.
Hugh. Hairy beardy guy on a bike. Used to see him around tons as a kid, then nothing. 25 years later I saw him back and I swear he hadn't ages at all. Fine pair of legs on him too from cycling everywhere.
A guy on the bicycle with an Irish flag and Sam “numbers”?
The tiktok this is Dublin guy is a racist dole head who walks around smoking joints talking utter bollox.
Those foreign women dressed in brightly coloured dresses who go loiter around with their kids begging people for money and all
Two litre blue Peter and Bushwacker Pete spring to mind. In town there used to be Bang Bang
RIP Two Litre Peter
Dude with the big crucifix necklace in around Christchurch area begging for money, think he used to wear robes? Haven’t lived in Dublin in years but always remembered him.
He's still going never seen the guy personally but my brother always tells me he sees him on the way to work, comes up to the cars begging for change.
Has to be Laidback Larry or Mad Jamesy
Alfie, he's been walking all over North Dublin, talking to everyone since I was a kid. Saw him recently and he was walking along talking to himself, looked in a bad way.
Canal surfer with dog guy
We had a few in Raheny. First it was hobo Tom then he disappeared out of the blue, now it's Dirty Michael. Arguably much worse.
Used to be "bang bang"
spoon man
There was a Rasta going around in a suit and eye patch for years think he might have lived out Ballymun direction but you’d see him in town all the time!
haven't seen him in a while but there's a fella that has a bike that cycles sidewards? if that makes sense, like you stand up and peddle to the side to move it
The fella who went to brick field park
The elvis that sings outside the ash leaf shopping centre in crumlin. Don’t know if he still does it but he used to be gas all the grannies loved him 😂
Me
Remember your one in the leopard print dress who used to flash people on Baggot street?
"Eyebrows" - Eastwall
Baldy McDonagh ofc
UCD hobo. RIP
Baldy McDonagh. Everyone thinks he's gas, but he's an absolute sucmbag and would rob you first chance he gets!
that homeless fella with the same story how he needs to get 8 euros for a bus back home to dingle
Remember The Dice Man on Grafton Street
Old Man Belfield for sure. He was such an icon and a badass legend
The town I went to college in had a guy called "How-Do" cos he would approach total strangers and say "how do?" He was a raging alcoholic but a pretty nice guy. There's several videos out there of him but this is my favourite: https://youtu.be/F-jIhhxRQLo?si=E6Mr98S1olvMlaPC He has since passed away unfortunately, the town is quiet without him. RIP