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#1

General discussion / Re: Race for the ARAS 2025

Last post by Franko - Today at 05:22:33 PM

She's an embarrassment. 'England', 'The Ukraine'. One of the basics of being President is knowing the correct name of nations.
'Warmongering' by the west is the problem in her tiny mind.

https://x.com/TonightVMTV/status/1894514104225689679

Fair enough - that's your opinion an you are obviously entitled to it

But don't try to back it up by telling blatant lies, it doesn't do much in terms of bringing other round to your way of thinking

And FWIW - personally I think she's bang on.  Warmongering by the West IS one of the biggest issues of our time and is the cause of many of the issues directly affecting Ireland

#2

Derry / Re: Derry Club Football & Hurl...

Last post by Uncle Phil - Today at 05:19:24 PM

McMahon would be a brutal appointment. He's a dose. Deets and Meenagh joint management team or Meenagh Nr 1 and Deets Nr 2 - two very experienced coaches with sound knowledge of Derry football and the players. Can't see RG being entertained at all. I think Tally did well in the circumstances, but still a gamble to continue with him. Personally think his GK choices and team performances earlier in the league and championship overshadowed the later impressive showings.

#3

GAA Discussion / Re: Tyrone v Kerry Semifinal 2...

Last post by Gael85 - Today at 05:16:58 PM

Wheres a good parking spot now for the Davin stand? Haven't been in it in a good few years and I think the entrance is across the canal?

Try Na Fianna club house. Think they charge a tenner.

#4

GAA Discussion / Re: Joe Brolly

Last post by red hander - Today at 05:12:52 PM

I don't  get  the  public outpouring of grief when  the likes of a royal dies. Thousands of bouquets of flowers. Why?

Why don't they encourage people, instead of buying flowers  that  will just sit there and rot , to donate money to  a charity? Or in the case  of a tragedy, donate  to a fund  that will help the families affected.

Who benefited most from Diana's death? I'm convinced she was taken out by a hitman hired by Interflora.

#5

General discussion / Re: Things that make you go Wh...

Last post by Dag Dog - Today at 05:09:32 PM

If a drone carrying a petrol and a lighter happened to land on the bonfire in the middle of the night, would the loyalists have any way to stopping it setting off the bonfire?

#6

General discussion / Re: Things that make you go Wh...

Last post by DaleCooper - Today at 05:06:29 PM

If Belfast folk had any initiative they'd be sorting it themselves

#7

GAA Discussion / Re: County Manager Merry go ro...

Last post by Look-Up! - Today at 05:03:24 PM

Know what you're getting at but McGeeney and McGuinness very different types. I'd imagine Jim's type of management has a short shelf life before players start getting sick of him.

[I don't get the public outpouring of grief when the likes of a royal dies. Thousands of bouquets of flowers. Why?]

#8

GAA Discussion / Re: Joe Brolly

Last post by tiempo - Today at 04:58:36 PM

I don't  get  the  public outpouring of grief when  the likes of a royal dies. Thousands of bouquets of flowers. Why?

Why don't they encourage people, instead of buying flowers  that  will just sit there and rot , to donate money to  a charity? Or in the case  of a tragedy, donate  to a fund  that will help the families affected.

Institutionalised, or in other words, shit for brains

Captain Sir Tom Moore's family sure put it to good use the cvnts

#9

General discussion / Re: Boxing Thread

Last post by DuffleKing - Today at 04:58:00 PM

First time I've listened to a Katie Taylor interview in a while and there were very clear signs of cognitive decline for me. "Punch drunk" in old timers' language.

Her speech is distinctly slurred - over a year since I heard her. Surely people around her see this?

[No men got a look in at the camogie game last weekend, but sure there was a lady doing the men's semi hurling final!]

#10

General discussion / Re: The far right

Last post by Milltown Row2 - Today at 04:50:46 PM

No men got a look in at the camogie game last weekend, but sure there was a lady doing the men's semi hurling final!

The sickener for women's equality was the same age for retirement age lol

If all the women involved know the game, have maybe played and have competent analysis ability, then I have no bother with that. Putting in a token male who may not be as knowledgeable for the sake of it commentating on Camogie. It's all about the best people for the job not balancing gender numbers.

So how many women are male intercounty hurlers that know the game? So by your logic she's a token female being put in for the sake of it?