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Kerry defeated Armagh to book their place in the All Ireland semi final. They will be joined by Meath who defeated Galway in the match before that. They joined Donegal and Tyrone who made it through yesterday by beating Monaghan and Dublin respectively.

This has created a headache for the GAA as Meath and Donegal play in the same colours. Meath opted to play in their away top which is white with a green trim. Donegal will play in their home colours of green and yellow. In the second game Kerry and Tyrone will play in their own colours.

The last time Tyrone played Kerry in the All Ireland semi final, Tyrone won by maiming David Clifford before extra time. Clifford was left reeling by a punch to the face by Morgan and then Hampsey came in and kicked the Kerry man full on the thigh. This was the latest installment in heinious attacks by Tyrone men on Kerry forwards. Colm the Goochie Cooper lost the sight in one eye in 2005 when Ricy McMenamin tried to remove his eye during a heated exchange. In 1986, Jon Lynch tried to scalp Mikey Sheehy.

Is there video evidence? Always thought Clifford was carrying an injury or cramp. Or maybe I've misread the tone.

That's the clever thing. There was no video evidence. Tyrone knew all the camera black spots.

Kerry defeated Armagh to book their place in the All Ireland semi final. They will be joined by Meath who defeated Galway in the match before that. They joined Donegal and Tyrone who made it through yesterday by beating Monaghan and Dublin respectively.

This has created a headache for the GAA as Meath and Donegal play in the same colours. Meath opted to play in their away top which is white with a green trim. Donegal will play in their home colours of green and yellow. In the second game Kerry and Tyrone will play in their own colours.

The last time Tyrone played Kerry in the All Ireland semi final, Tyrone won by maiming David Clifford before extra time. Clifford was left reeling by a punch to the face by Morgan and then Hampsey came in and kicked the Kerry man full on the thigh. This was the latest installment in heinious attacks by Tyrone men on Kerry forwards. Colm the Goochie Cooper lost the sight in one eye in 2005 when Ricy McMenamin tried to remove his eye during a heated exchange. In 1986, Jon Lynch tried to scalp Mikey Sheehy.

Yea but I don't want them. They're unsightly at garden parties.

Are Galway the new Mayo but they don't know it?
Was there a curse in Galway?
Are there Mayo people involved with Galway?
Is the fluter boy Galway from Galway?
Where is Anthony Finnerty?
How many islands are Galway Islands?
Why did Joyce pull his socks up?
Why is Tuam not the school excellence it was?
How hard did the potato blight hit them?
Did the American lads land in Galway?

The Culturlann do a good wire trimming length workshop in August every year.

Like, they keep appearing when I cut the garden.

Anyone else think the summer of 95 was deadly warm?

Has anyone any tips on worms?

I passed two cyclists today on a road and they took up the whole country road, one on one side and one on the other. There was no need for it so I drove right through the middle of them.

The rules are fine an all but why not introduce thins that matter. When the teams run out,have fire blowers blowing fire up into the sky. I don't mean people, the machines, and then it's less liable in case the fire blowers get burnt by sucking in the flames. Then have ticker tape at the end of the games flying down from the sky.

Myelectic had been off for days and I couldn't believe whose dead in that time.

Does anyone else thing Kate Bush was right about the cloudbursting. There's a school of thought out there that the government is making storms and stuff more often to keep people in line, like the covid virus. I think there wasn't actually a storm recently but they made the clouds blowier on purpose and made a few tramploines and sheds fly into the air, maybe they have a trampoline franchise on the go too,

They should have stayed redskins

No wonder yer always wining on about stuff

One of my favuorute players of the Dublin team in the 1980s