Ask Audrey: She told her husband try a new position, so he ran for Treasurer of Douglas Golf Club
Audrey has been sorting out Cork people for ages
Not in public. (My mother reads this, when she’s not reading me to her bridge friends in Sunday’s Well.) I asked my sex guru friend what’s good for erectile dysfunction? He said spend an hour looking at women from Clonmel, that’s guaranteed to give you erectile dysfunction. I said that’s a bit harsh. He said, fair enough, make it half an hour, we don’t want the guy suffering any more than he needs to.
#GiveItAGo.

Why am I not surprised? I told my Posh Cousin about your conundrum. She said, that’s unbelievable. I said what, that someone would pretend to be from Togher? She said no, that you’d admit to being in touch with someone from Wilton. She hung up and I haven’t heard from her since. Word is, I’m no longer welcome in Ballinlough Tennis Club. (Every cloud.)

The festival is is very much aimed at Dublin people, with the simple message that our harbour is bigger than yours. (They say that size doesn’t matter, until they meet My Conor in a nudist colony and change their minds.) All sorts of Cork people take to the water, with 70 events on across the harbour. My favourite is Quick Hide, where Posh Cork stays indoors in the RCYC with the blinds down for the whole week, for fear they might meet their plumber rowing around in a kayak.

I’d say it’s about as likely to work as a teacher in July (I’m not bitter, just pointing it out.) If I was to give you one bit of advice, it would be to cut your toe-nails before giving it a go (my guess is we’d be talking hedge clippers here to get the job done.) That said, be very careful about making changes to your sex life. My best friend Cliona told her husband Ken he should try a new position, so he ran for treasurer of Douglas Golf Club and ended up having an affair with a social climber from Grange (as if there’s any other kind of person from Grange.)

Obedient AND rich? Where have you been hiding all my life? Fitzgerald’s Park is very cosmopolitan this time of year. You’ll find people of all colours mingling, black and white, and of course bright orange if there is a family in for communion photos (Jesus, look at Mam’s false tan!).

