Terry WIGon's Ireland

[Gaffer]

Dip in the Nip

We should have been warned

[Tony Baloney]

Dip in the Nip

We should have been warned

Does England's Sir Terry Wogan know anything about the place?

[Gaffer]

Could have guessed that D'arcy would get his head onto it,

[ziggysego]

Saw the first half last week. It was awful and I didn't want to subject myself to the same patronising shit, from the Irishman who did well.

[mayogodhelpus@gmail.com]

Notice he completly ignored Ireland's most Irish province, Connacht. No change there then.

[The Real Laoislad]

Notice he completly ignored Ireland's most Irish province, Connacht. No change there then.

Apart from being in Salthill,Galway and Sligo.......

[AZOffaly]

Notice he completly ignored Ireland's most Irish province, Connacht. No change there then.

Come again?

[lawnseed]

just think eurovision song contest.. and change the channel before you need a new telly

[GalwayBayBoy]

Heard it's had big viewing figures over in Englandshire such is their love for all things Wogan. Might attract a few tourist schekels if nothing else.

[SLIGONIAN]

Notice he completly ignored Ireland's most Irish province, Connacht. No change there then.

women troubles again, it didnt show mayo you mean, connacht most jackeen county

Have to say they showed Benbulben off well enough imo, didnt watch the rest tbh, i was suprised he didnt show benbulben back in 70s when eurovision showed it with BRITS OUT painted on to it for the world to see. We got no points from uk that yr.

[Olly]

I thought this was tremendous TV. Who'd have thought that the Titanic was built in Belfast. It was brilliant investigative journalism by Wogan to find that out having not been here in ages. He also found a band of brilliant looking women from South Armagh and they played in a band.

I thought the Gay Byrne bit was a bit tasteless as it was obvious Byrne had been superimposed on the body of another elderly man and was disrespectful to Byrne's family, God rest him.