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30th November 2023
05:21pm GMT

Among his finest work, this. RIP Shane ? pic.twitter.com/8k8l3zISPq
— Kelly Welles @kellywelles.bsky.social (@kelly_welles) November 30, 2023
RIP to Shane MacGowan, a real one ? pic.twitter.com/UPiItMZ6SN
— Sorcha Ní Nia (@Luiseach) November 30, 2023
Oh, how desperately sad. For all his wonderful music and poetic lyrics, I adore him even more for his riposte to Laurence Fox. What a loss. https://t.co/ZBW6dz4atY pic.twitter.com/FLjrTvBVVY
— Bertha Mason (@ThornfieldHall) November 30, 2023
Perhaps the finest tribute that can possibly be paid to Shane and the Pogues is this response to general twatbadger and failed actor Laurence Fox back in 2020.#RIPShaneMacGowan https://t.co/GyEMXRRQNz
— Dan Makes Noises (@DanMakesNoises) November 30, 2023
With the sad death of Shane Mcgowan today I am not only reminded of all the great music the Pogues made. But of when they called Laurence Fox a Herrenvolk Shite. https://t.co/geaikPbS9M
— George AhhWell (@GeorgeAhhwell) November 30, 2023
Meanwhile, just hours after news of MacGowan's passing, there is already a large push to make 'Fairytale of New York' a Christmas number 1 this year. You can read about the disputed origins of the classic track by the Pogues right here.RIP Shane MacGowan, and a reminder of what the Pogues thought of Laurence Fox's attention-seeking culture wars pic.twitter.com/awL97gIleB
— Marcus Houlden?? (@mhoulden) November 30, 2023
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