Death Notices

[Hardy]

RIP Patrick Moore.

Met him once in Disneyland Paris. Ran into him accidentally with my w'chair. I apologised, but he gave an earful. Annoyed me slightly, but I didn't want him dead.

"Annoyed me slightly, but I didn't want him dead" - line of the year. That and the incongruous concept of Patrick Moore cavorting in Disneyland have convinced me. We've finally uncovered the identity of Olly.

[armaghniac]

Wonder was he a Harps  or an Ogs man?

Well he obviously acquired a dislike of Tyrone people, so managed to fit in to some extent.

[Gaffer]

Wonder was he a Harps  or an Ogs man?

Well he obviously acquired a dislike of Tyrone people, so managed to fit in to some extent.

Well, if he was living in Armagh around September 2003 and August 2005 he would have good reason to 

[theticklemister]

Wonder was he a Harps  or an Ogs man?

Well he obviously acquired a dislike of Tyrone people, so managed to fit in to some extent.

Well, if he was living in Armagh around September 2003 and August 2005 he would have good reason to 

My hatred of Tyronies go up there with those 20 union protesters on the footbridge in Derry today

[Gaffer]

Wonder was he a Harps  or an Ogs man?

Well he obviously acquired a dislike of Tyrone people, so managed to fit in to some extent.

Well, if he was living in Armagh around September 2003 and August 2005 he would have good reason to 

My hatred of Tyronies go up there with those 20 union protesters on the footbridge in Derry today

And it probably keeps you awake at night 

[theticklemister]

Wonder was he a Harps  or an Ogs man?

Well he obviously acquired a dislike of Tyrone people, so managed to fit in to some extent.

Well, if he was living in Armagh around September 2003 and August 2005 he would have good reason to 

My hatred of Tyronies go up there with those 20 union protesters on the footbridge in Derry today

And it probably keeps you awake at night 

My hatred started in the mid/late 90s when were the better team than ye in our games in the ulster championship but ye still managed to win the tight games. Canavan just rose to the occasions on them days. He started the diving, then Dooher and co continued it !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Gaffer]

Wonder was he a Harps  or an Ogs man?

Well he obviously acquired a dislike of Tyrone people, so managed to fit in to some extent.

Well, if he was living in Armagh around September 2003 and August 2005 he would have good reason to 

My hatred of Tyronies go up there with those 20 union protesters on the footbridge in Derry today

And it probably keeps you awake at night 

My hatred started in the mid/late 90s when were the better team than ye in our games in the ulster championship but ye still managed to win the tight games. Canavan just rose to the occasions on them days. He started the diving, then Dooher and co continued it !!!!!!!!!!!!!

I see!!!  That's a lot of lost sleep!!!!  Hateful losing the tight games!!!

[ziggysego]

It's a shame the bitterness in Derry won't die

[All of a Sludden]

RIP Patrick Moore.

Met him once in Disneyland Paris. Ran into him accidentally with my w'chair. I apologised, but he gave an earful. Annoyed me slightly, but I didn't want him dead.

Ziggy, when Mr Moore said "I want to see Uranus", you may have misunderstood his intentions.

[Milltown Row2]

RIP Patrick Moore.

Met him once in Disneyland Paris. Ran into him accidentally with my w'chair. I apologised, but he gave an earful. Annoyed me slightly, but I didn't want him dead.

Ziggy, when Mr Moore said "I want to see Uranus", you may have misunderstood his intentions.

I'd have been pissed off too, where you tested for drink driving?

[Nally Stand]

RIP Patrick Stewart...

No more Mr Night Sky!

[Hardy]

 

[give her dixie]

Patrick Moore gets interviewed by Chris Evans and Zig and Zag on Channel 4's Big Breakfast Show, and he then performs a song on his xylophone.

Classic TV from the early 90's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngVAfMDtqf8

[Declan]

The late Kieran Maher
11 December 2012
Sad to report the death of former Dublin All Ireland hero Kieran Maher

Kieran came on as a substitute for John Caffrey in Dublins 1983 win over Galway

The Ballyboden star shortly after emigrated to the US. There he gave terrific service to the Shannon Blues club in Boston.

Kieran was only 50 years of age.

Ar dheis De go raibh a anam.

[Sandino]

Sitar player Ravi Shankar, who popularised Indian music around the world, dies hospital in the United States at the age of 92.