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But we'll see what they do in Southie when the funeral procession passes through.
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Do Irish-Americans in Southie use those grammatical constructions?
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If you think they're mourning in Southie, you don't get to Southie much, or stick to that part of it east of L Street.
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Southie is IN his district, but his district is much bigger than Southie.
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Since he ruled Boston's rough Irish neighborhood known as "Southie" in the '70s and '80s, Mr. Bulger has lost much of the thick blond hair that earned him his nickname and grown a shaggy beard.
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Since he ruled Boston's rough Irish neighborhood known as "Southie" in the '70s and '80s, Mr. Bulger has lost much of the thick blond hair that earned him his nickname and grown a shaggy beard.
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At the age of 19, he quit his job as a bellboy at the Boston Harbor Hotel to open up a gym under a courthouse in Southie.
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At the age of 19, he quit his job as a bellboy at the Boston Harbor Hotel to open up a gym under a courthouse in Southie.
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The network, which has had cameras track everything from virgins to people who eat nail polish, has hired Salsano to produce a reality show called "Southie Pride."
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Connolly grew up in the same grim housing project in "Southie" as Bulger did.
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made famous in Good Will Hunting.
"The L Street Tavern, in Boston’s infamous Southie neighbourhood, is exactly the kind of place where you can find guys shelling peanuts and drinking pints over Boston-accented banter." -BBC news. The Boston Immortalized in Good Will Hunting.
February 24, 2015