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#1

GAA Discussion / Re: Murder of a GAA Chairman

Last post by Puckoon - Today at 07:13:30 AM

Watched this last night, I was born in mid 80s so was quite young when troubles were finishing up thankfully but the show would make you angry with how some of the families where treated.Really inhuman how you could go into someone's home to tell them their husband/father has been shot dead for no other reason than his association to a sport and ask why the child is crying.Similar to the loughinisland case where the police were clearly involved in collision.

Watched it last night on Youtube in the states myself. Wife was bawling at the end - couldn't understand how, where, why this would happen. As brokencrossbar states, we lived through and endured some wild f**king times. Barbaric stuff. No rest for Bridie Brown.

#2

General discussion / Re: Premier League 2023-2024

Last post by Look-Up! - Today at 07:12:27 AM

Massive game this weekend in north London. Regardless of what points City do or don't drop, Arsenal have to keep the pressure on. A slip of any sort from now on by them and the race is well and truly over.

#3

General discussion / Re: Have many countries have G...

Last post by Rois - Today at 07:12:03 AM

Andorra
Australia
Austria

#4

GAA Discussion / Re: Murder of a GAA Chairman

Last post by marty34 - Today at 07:11:41 AM

Inqests 'adviseable' into Mc Gurks Bar bombing also.

One of the victim's grandsons, Ciarán Mac Airt, has researched this really well over a long period of time.

I'd advise anyone to read up on it also. 

#5

General discussion / Re: Holidays

Last post by gerrykeegan - Today at 06:58:38 AM

Yes the beach is Corralejo is fantastic. If you can get across to El Cotillo it's worth a visit. It's a lagoon on one side and a beach on the other.

#6

GAA Discussion / Re: Murder of a GAA Chairman

Last post by statto - Today at 06:55:18 AM

Watched this last night, I was born in mid 80s so was quite young when troubles were finishing up thankfully but the show would make you angry with how some of the families where treated.Really inhuman how you could go into someone's home to tell them their husband/father has been shot dead for no other reason than his association to a sport and ask why the child is crying.Similar to the loughinisland case where the police were clearly involved in collision.

#7

General discussion / Re: Have many countries have G...

Last post by gerrykeegan - Today at 06:54:14 AM

Andorra
Austria
Bulgaria

#8

General discussion / Re: Have many countries have G...

Last post by Never beat the deeler - Today at 05:47:41 AM

Australia
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina

#9

General discussion / Re: Have many countries have G...

Last post by GAABoardMod5 - Today at 01:57:47 AM

2

#10

General discussion / Re: Have many countries have G...

Last post by Truthsayer - Today at 01:48:23 AM

Have been to a few countries but from above A & B... zero. Never even heard of some of them!