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GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...

Last post by Orior - Today at 07:16:32 PM

Any help finding me 3 tickets will be much appreciated.

#2

General discussion / Re: Eurovision final here we c...

Last post by Main Street - Today at 07:08:33 PM

Bambie has obvious good taste, in particular when it came to choosing which ogham symbol to place on the forehead.

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GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...

Last post by tbrick18 - Today at 07:00:59 PM

I personally think that Donegal will be 4-5 point winners.
Donegal didn't get the credit they deserved for walloping Derry and were narrowly beaten in an Ulster final 2 years ago.
They've already beaten Armagh in a final this year, however, were didn't perform at the same level against tyrone as they did against Derry. Some of their attacking play against Tyrone was poor enough.
They have, in my opinion, a better manager and overall better players than Armagh.

Armagh have struggled to beat a limited Down team and were not that impressive against Fermanagh.
Ok, they are perhaps trying to peak for the final so may improve.
But they've done nothing in recent years to show they have the nerve to win a big game - I think they are just short a few players and need to focus on the football and not the physical antics they often get themselves involved in. If they focus on playing their own game and I think they'll do better than trying to out-tactic Donegal.

Of course I could be entirely wrong, just my read on it.

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GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...

Last post by armaghniac - Today at 06:51:32 PM

League and championship this year 10 games each.

Donegal have scored on average 18 points per match and conceded 13

Armagh have scored on average 18 points per match and conceded 12

Armagh didn't concede goals during the bulk of the league, but have done less well in recent games. If you do not concede more than one goal then you have a good chance of outscoring the opposition.

[I had the option of a juvenile ticket for the Derry games]

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GAA Discussion / Re: Guide to the Sam Maguire a...

Last post by balladmaker - Today at 06:51:18 PM

I see the GAA have launched series tickets today ... 50 euro for 3 games, but strangely, only Dublin have the option of juvenile tickets at 15 euro for 3 games ... I assume they will correct this and make juvenile tickets available to all counties.

It was 25 euro per game last year with no package option at least they have used a bit of common sense this year.

I had the option of a juvenile ticket for the Derry games

Decent value

Yes, they've corrected it this afternoon, yes good value indeed.

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GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...

Last post by AustinPowers - Today at 06:28:41 PM

In more cute hoor-ism, McBrearty in Irish News said they do practice penalties... 1 page over, McGuinness said they dont... no time 

McBrearty will be getting kicked off the squad for telling something out of school

If he's been discovered  by Mr Brolly  buying chocolate  in a shop on Tory island at midnight,  he'll be  definitely off the panel.

#7

General discussion / Re: The far right

Last post by Itchy - Today at 06:25:15 PM

Got a leaflet in the Post this morning from one of the Fash EU Candidates . Is this all they are doing , are they actually going door to door ?

Same. No too chicken shit to go door to door and too easy for voters to figure out in 10 seconds that you're dealing with a total moron. Placed my leaflets in the recycle bin where they belong.

Speaking to total morons, what did you think of Helen McEntees performance last week when she was being grilled by McNamara?

The (non) answers given to very basic and simple questions regarding the enforcement of existing laws actually leads to people supporting these clown candidates who are runnjng

McEntee is out of her depth, I wont defend her. However, that doesn't mean a bunch of racist knuckle draggers are right in anything they say

They (the knuckle drafters) are 100% right when they say that current laws are not being enforced which is leading to a defacto open borders policy

They are also correct in saying that many people are not being adequately "vetted"

https://gript.ie/revealed-asylum-seekers-fingerprints-not-checked-against-criminal-databases/

https://www.newstalk.com/news/these-people-are-fingerprinted-biggest-myths-about-asylum-seekers-1631836

Read the two articles and see if you can figure out who's telling the truth

Gript?? Sure you might as well throw up a link to mein kampf when your at it. You've no idea about this country, not a clue.

If McEnter and Varadkar enforced the laws already on the books this would be a non issue

They only have themselves to blame

What I've learned over the years is that it doesn't matter if something is true or not. What matters is whether people believe something to be true

With the collapse in people's confidence in traditional media outlets sources like Gript play a very important role in keeping them honest
 

Haha, you've learnt fcuk all if you think that. Go ask them who funds them.

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General discussion / Re: The far right

Last post by Rossfan - Today at 06:21:59 PM

Do the knuckle daggers work in the Immigration or ICP offices?

Work....😅🤣😂

#9

General discussion / Re: The far right

Last post by whitey - Today at 06:15:29 PM

Got a leaflet in the Post this morning from one of the Fash EU Candidates . Is this all they are doing , are they actually going door to door ?

Same. No too chicken shit to go door to door and too easy for voters to figure out in 10 seconds that you're dealing with a total moron. Placed my leaflets in the recycle bin where they belong.

Speaking to total morons, what did you think of Helen McEntees performance last week when she was being grilled by McNamara?

The (non) answers given to very basic and simple questions regarding the enforcement of existing laws actually leads to people supporting these clown candidates who are runnjng

McEntee is out of her depth, I wont defend her. However, that doesn't mean a bunch of racist knuckle draggers are right in anything they say

They (the knuckle drafters) are 100% right when they say that current laws are not being enforced which is leading to a defacto open borders policy

They are also correct in saying that many people are not being adequately "vetted"

https://gript.ie/revealed-asylum-seekers-fingerprints-not-checked-against-criminal-databases/

https://www.newstalk.com/news/these-people-are-fingerprinted-biggest-myths-about-asylum-seekers-1631836

Read the two articles and see if you can figure out who's telling the truth

Gript?? Sure you might as well throw up a link to mein kampf when your at it. You've no idea about this country, not a clue.

If McEnter and Varadkar enforced the laws already on the books this would be a non issue

They only have themselves to blame

What I've learned over the years is that it doesn't matter if something is true or not. What matters is whether people believe something to be true

With the collapse in people's confidence in traditional media outlets sources like Gript play a very important role in keeping them honest
 

#10

General discussion / Re: The far right

Last post by Itchy - Today at 05:57:47 PM

Got a leaflet in the Post this morning from one of the Fash EU Candidates . Is this all they are doing , are they actually going door to door ?

Same. No too chicken shit to go door to door and too easy for voters to figure out in 10 seconds that you're dealing with a total moron. Placed my leaflets in the recycle bin where they belong.

Speaking to total morons, what did you think of Helen McEntees performance last week when she was being grilled by McNamara?

The (non) answers given to very basic and simple questions regarding the enforcement of existing laws actually leads to people supporting these clown candidates who are runnjng

McEntee is out of her depth, I wont defend her. However, that doesn't mean a bunch of racist knuckle draggers are right in anything they say

They (the knuckle drafters) are 100% right when they say that current laws are not being enforced which is leading to a defacto open borders policy

They are also correct in saying that many people are not being adequately "vetted"

https://gript.ie/revealed-asylum-seekers-fingerprints-not-checked-against-criminal-databases/

https://www.newstalk.com/news/these-people-are-fingerprinted-biggest-myths-about-asylum-seekers-1631836

Read the two articles and see if you can figure out who's telling the truth

Gript?? Sure you might as well throw up a link to mein kampf when your at it. You've no idea about this country, not a clue.