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Live from the Aviva Trattria Studio.

The American Irish stick to more Irish to the Irish.

It's the Grace Curly Show.

My grandpop was named Andrew Spinnigan.

You can read Grace's work in the Boston Herald and the Spectator where the hills are green the streams are clear and the sweaters are so thick even the boneyest fingers none could poke in the chest and it wouldn't bother him.

Here's the millennial with the mic.

The large lady had a backbone like a ramrod.

Grace Curley.

Hello everyone, top of the morning to you.

I was going to play once, cripple of anishman, what it was called.

I played an Irish woman, an old woman, I actually had my back turned to the audience for the entirety of the show.

And they brought in a dialect coach to teach us how to do an Irish accent.

Mine would always veer into Jamaican.

But I had one line that I still remember,

Bit Be a shark.

That was the one line I could really.

You know you need one line,

Jared to bring you back to the accent?

That was my grounding line.

That was my homies.

Yeah, it would really, it would go into it

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