Bill Struth
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When we're scooshing 9iar the mantra was always "2-nil Corkerhill" , at that time it wasn't the most welcoming of places , guy on the door was an awkward git for getting in at times .
Corkerhill lodge
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crookie_bear
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Thanks for the update MB, I moved to Corkerhill in 1976. I remember the old stores building but not the Masonic Club there. Incidentally I moved to Corkerhill from Kinning Park and remember the old Rutland Crescent MH well too. I should add although I was from KP, I do realise that Rutland Crescent is across the road from KP and in Plantation before @alex wright is all over this.
stutheblu
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guy was a tadger
Always happy to pay my pound and pop in for a post-match beer.
Glad to hear it’s opening soon.
Glad to hear it’s opening soon.
big_hec
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Guy does heaps of work for charity
He deals with hundreds of people on match day
He’s not everyone’s buddy for a reason
Wee Davy is a star imho
alex wright
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At one time Lodge Plantation, Lodge Neptune and Lodge Corkerhill all shared the hall on Rutland Crescent.Thanks for the update MB, I moved to Corkerhill in 1976. I remember the old stores building but not the Masonic Club there. Incidentally I moved to Corkerhill from Kinning Park and remember the old Rutland Crescent MH well too. I should add although I was from KP, I do realise that Rutland Crescent is across the road from KP and in Plantation before @alex wright is all over this.
My living room was through the wall from the East of the main hall.
stutheblu
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wasn't davy i was alluding to,it was the door person in the nineties, ignorant man
Blue Light Loyal
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I mind the Masonic on Rutland Crescent, my grandad lived a couple of closes along.
Shared toilet on the landing.
McGill Bear
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There was never a social club when lodge was in Corkerhill area. Premises was just used for meetingThanks for the update MB, I moved to Corkerhill in 1976. I remember the old stores building but not the Masonic Club there. Incidentally I moved to Corkerhill from Kinning Park and remember the old Rutland Crescent MH well too. I should add although I was from KP, I do realise that Rutland Crescent is across the road from KP and in Plantation before @alex wright is all over this.
If I'm having a beer at the game this is where I usually head. Cracking atmosphere, always made very welcome.
rangers1962
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Aye I remember him
big_hec
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Ok sorry
stutheblu
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absolutely no problem
Your dad is a PM of the first lodge mentioned in your post.An absolute gentleman too.Are you interested?
Derek1960
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Will you let me in if I come properly dressed
Derek1960
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Hope you didn't have any water droplets in your living room
alex wright
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No mate, I could have joined as a Lewis but I’ve never believed in any form of supreme being so didn’t want to be a hypocrite.
I think my dad was a bit disappointed I didn’t join but he never let on.
I’ve been around Freemasonry a lot, especially when living in Rutland Crescent and although I’ve met many marvellous people I just don’t think it’s for me.
I’m one of the marvellous people you have met along with JB etc in the Viceroy although the company is now down to about three scary.
Yes under the usual precautions.
347golfer
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Goats piss ?
Corkie
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Total respect to you .
alex wright
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Old Wullie was a pal of my grandads, he used to get me mixed up with my dad
The club will be back open tomorrow before the match at 12:30. Due to COVID restrictions it will be members only for now.
Get down as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
Get down as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
Brilliant news. Is wee Davie cutting the ribbon lol
He’s already got the battle fever on
Erskineger
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Corkerhill will be open tomorrow.
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