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Can anyone recommend a good place/solution to host an online gallery of photos?

New Thread - must be a few months since the last. What i am talkin about is good tunes that never made it big

1) Love over gold - B Side of Money for nothing Dire Straits.
2) Needle In the Groove - Mamas Boys
3) There's a Star - Ash

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/7073098.stm


A woman has been admonished after she admitted feeding her estranged husband a curry containing dog excrement.
Jill Martin, 47, pleaded guilty at Paisley Sheriff Court to culpable and reckless conduct against her husband Donald Martin in Newton Mearns.

Sheriff Susan Sinclair said her behaviour could have resulted in "extremely unpleasant consequences".

Defence solicitor Terry Gallanagh described the background as being "akin to an episode of Desperate Housewives".

Depute fiscal Margaret Dunnipace said that Mr Martin had prepared the curry and Mrs Martin laced the dish with excrement.

Mrs Dunnipace said after placing the dinner in front of her husband and watching him start to eat it, Mrs Martin burst out laughing before confessing.

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The commander of the B-29 plane that dropped the first atomic bomb, on Hiroshima in Japan, has died.
Paul Warfield Tibbets Jr died at his home in Columbus, Ohio, aged 92.

The five-ton "Little Boy" bomb was dropped on the morning of 6 August 1945, killing about 140,000 Japanese, with many of them dying later.

On the 60th anniversary of the bombing, the three surviving crew members of the Enola Gay - named after Tibbet's mother - said they had "no regrets".

Right we want good straight forward recpies on this thread.

Baby spuds
Cut in half
Put in roasting tin
Good covering of Olive Oil
A pinch of sea salt
Give them a good shake
Max heat for 20-25 mins
Give them an odd good shake to stop them sticking.

Nice with a steak and a few onions.

The last surviving IRA veteran of the Irish War of Independence and Civil War has died at the age of 105.

Dan Keating died peacefully near his home in County Kerry.


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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/7020855.stm

What about Pat Spillane for this role - especially if Brian Boru meets the same end as Mr Wallace   ? Any other suggestions

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Brian McIver is set to be ratified as Donegal football manager at next Monday's county board meeting.
It is believed that McIver has been given the nod by the five-man selection committee to take up the post he walked away from in mid-July.

McIver is understood to have beaten off the challenge of Charlie Mulgrew, Jim McGuinness and Donal Reid for the post.

McIver resigned in mid-July after Donegal's championship exit only to change his mind two weeks later.

McIver's decision to quit following the defeat by Monaghan had been something of a surprise as he had steered Donegal to the county's first ever Allianz National Football League title in April.

When he announced his decision to quit, McIver insisted he would not return to county management.

However, there has been speculation that his backroom team convinced him to change his mind.

Me thinks there are and has  some great names in football and hurling e.g Seán Óg Ó hAilpín.  Could we put together a great 15 names team? Lets start with foiotball. What u think?


                                                                                   Charlie Nelligan (Kerry)


          Jimmy Deehihan (Ker)                                            Mick Lyons (Meath)                                             Coman Goggins (Dub)                                         
                           


           Liam Sammon (Galway)                                         Seamus Moynihan (Ker)                                          Anthony Rainbow (Kild)


                                                 
                                        Plunkett Donaghy (Tyrone)                                            Willie Joe Padden (Mayo) 


              Tony McTeague (Offaly)                                  Eamonn O'Hara (Sli)                                             Sean Og de Paor (Galway)
             

               Eoin Liston (Kerry)                                          Padraig Joyce (Gal)                                                  Oisin McConville (Arm)
                     

Me thinks that every club on the web should detail its disabled facilities on their websites.

Perhaps Croke Park could come up with some sort of scheme awarding some sort of cert or logo to forward thinking clubs. This logo could be displayed at clubs and on websites. What da yas think?

When i was 30 i felt hip, cool, fit and slim.
Now ten years later i feel more likea plump Victor Meldrew Anyone else developing these sorts of symptoms?

Used to be a big fellow that played full foward for Urney - nickname Hiefer - he wore glasses stuck on. Wonder where he is now?

Where's Tyrone Tom?

Where's big Audi?

When men were men and sheep (no hill subsidy)  were really gentle i have a vague recollection for the UUC jersey - skull and cross bones on the front - i thought that was cool 1989.

What's the best club crest in the country?

In the last three evening's i have had three different Clubs at the door with £20 tickets. Carmen, Errigal and some unlucky fellow from Armagh. Whats going on? I am getting afraid to answer the bloddy door.

I hate refusing anyone - but how do you say no?