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St Teresa's are a relatively young club. Only founded in the 1960s. Many founded after that? Can only think of St Brigids.
Oh aye, Laochra Loch Lao & Gort.

Somehow managed to fluff a gimme goal chance to go 5 up and got steamrolled after it.

The Johnnies aren't getting a better chance than this. Cushendall have been flat and a lot of unforced mistakes.

Moy have been done with a square ball there.

Lisburn too.

You haven't a clue with that statement!

Did they not win a junior a few years ago with a lock of boys who previously played football elsewhere?

If it can said about anyone else, it can be said about them.

Lisburn too.

That all could be true but that was a free in every single day of the week.

Still, the ref gets one look at it from whatever angle he happens to have and mistakes happen. That's not going to change.

Tarra

As in, "that's tarra" meaning bad.. I presume it comes  from terrible

And oddly, "that's not tarra" meaning exactly the same thing.

Are you sure they're not just saying "'n'at a tarra" as a shortened "isn't that a tarra?"

What shite are you talkin?

No, what I'm saying is there is no difference in the meaning of;

"The weather is tarra."

And

"The weather isn't tarra."

Elton John is a good one for this.

Stick me down for Sacrifice, for now.

[Obesity]

Obesity: Self inflected
autism: no single cause but yes there is a train of thought that exposure to pesticides can be one reason, age of parents when giving birth and genetic factors can come into play
adhd: Well parents can mainly take the blame for this one, what they consumed before and while pregnant
asthma: can be past down if parents have it, and people had asthma long before vaccines
diabetes: Generally self inflected
cardiovascular disease: can be mainly self inflected
dementia: mainly age related but certainly like all f these lifestyle choices don't help
Alzheimer's: mainly age related but certainly like all f these lifestyle choices don't help
Strokes: very preventable but some family history of it and Ethnicity can be a reason. but mainly poor life style choices, though her mum had one,  great lifestyle, healthy, so other than stress which she has, it was the main reason I feel for hers
Arthritis: can be just down to old age, self inflected through sports, injuries, wear and tear because of weight

There are plenty of other illnesses that can be prevented or certainly reduced, but having worked in a surgery for many years and seeing the types of people coming in, it would take some sea of change to reverse all of that and I think the horse has bolted, and if you have any sense start looking after yourself now.

On a good note I had a hearty farmer in with me earlier today, 76 years old still manning the farm from 5 in the morning till 6 at night, no medication, not much weight on him, couple of beers with dinner, glass of wine and bed! repeat 7 days a week lol!

As for the doctors, I wouldn't stick them on the gestopo list just yet, the system doesn't allow them to care after patients the way it was intended, its the system that's fucked, not the doctors

Dyslexia: Self inflected.

Tarra

As in, "that's tarra" meaning bad.. I presume it comes  from terrible

And oddly, "that's not tarra" meaning exactly the same thing.

How on earth would a soccer club gain access to an official teamsheet?
You hear some dung.

I'm sure they did lots of things wrong in the laws of the game and the referee may not have acted on them, like fouls not given etc.

Appealing for a replay for such things is pathetic though.

The lad who isn't supposed to be on the field makes a run which is tracked by a player from the same area that the eventual ball winner comes from. Nailed on replay imo but not surprised at our county board covering the incompetence of a referee.

The lad who is supposed to be on would have needed to be tracked though.
There was no numerical advantage, the players involved didn't touch the ball and it was sorted very quickly.
Appeal is a joke.

Do you really think it's ok to appeal if the substitute paperwork was incorrect?
I mean, if they had the correct amount of players on the field at all times but for a matter of seconds #11 was on when it should have been #14, you think that's enough to appeal?

What a world....