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#11

GAA Discussion / Re: Sam Maguire 2024 Group 3 ...

Last post by tiempo - Today at 04:19:01 PM

Fancy Tyrone to beat Donegal to top spot. Few weeks training will have them primed to turn over Donegal.

Will Throne give Donegal a guard of honour on to the field, and will Donegal return the faovour on the way off 😉

And would that make Tyrone lineal Ulster Champs?

#12

GAA Discussion / Re: Sam Maguire 2024 Group 1 ...

Last post by Wildweasel74 - Today at 04:02:01 PM

Conor Lane, didn't give a stonewall penalty on O'Boyle, which would drew the game if scored. From the same play Galway broke up the field to score a goal from Cummins.

#13

General discussion / Re: The far right

Last post by Itchy - Today at 04:01:51 PM

Now I have a question for you, If your applicant has his/her finger prints taken and if they are put into the international criminal database and they come back as having no record of criminality on that database - Do you now consider that person to be "vetted"?

How do you thoroughly vet someone whose identity you can't verify (or someone who comes from a country where records may Be non existent).

Is it a good start-yes

But it is the bare minimum we should be doing.

I would say that they have passed a preliminary vetting

Sounds like it is not possible to vet people, doesnt it. I mean do you think someone escaping war in the Sudan for example will have their finger prints on an international database. There is no way to vet 100% people and when you get a group in you will get the normal distribution of good people (vast Majority) and bad people (small minority) just like you do in the general population. The issue is the racist far right want you to equate black faces with all being unvetted criminals.

I see you then had a dig at "NGO's" which seems to be another Far Right thing to do these days, despite those clowns not even knowing what NGOs are or do and how fcuked we would be as a country without them. Which ones have you and issue with or is it all of them?

#14

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

Last post by jcpen - Today at 03:42:43 PM

At least one woman in NYC was caught flashing their t**s

She was an Only Fans model.. The woman that mooned in Dublin didn't look like an Only Fans model. I'm not saying anything else 

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GAA Discussion / Re: Sam Maguire 2024 Group 1 ...

Last post by Armagh18 - Today at 03:40:58 PM

Saturday 25th Armagh v Westmeath, Athletic Grounds, 6pm  no live coverage.

Hope we get a good crowd out to support the lads, need a boost after that result

#16

GAA Discussion / Re: Sam Maguire 2024 Group 4 -...

Last post by Blowitupref - Today at 03:35:59 PM

Saturday 25th Louth v Meath, Grattan Park, Inniskeen, 5.30pm

#17

GAA Discussion / Re: Sam Maguire 2024 Group 3 ...

Last post by Blowitupref - Today at 03:33:37 PM

Saturday 25th Donegal v Tyrone, MacCumhaill Park, 7.15pm, GAAGO

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GAA Discussion / Re: Sam Maguire 2024 Group 1 ...

Last post by Blowitupref - Today at 03:32:57 PM

Saturday 25th Armagh v Westmeath, Athletic Grounds, 6pm  no live coverage.

#19

GAA Discussion / Re: Sam Maguire 2024 Group 2 ...

Last post by Blowitupref - Today at 03:32:11 PM

Saturday May 25th Dublin v Roscommon, Croke Park, 5pm, GAAGO

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GAA Discussion / Re: Sam Maguire 2024 Group 1 ...

Last post by JoG2 - Today at 03:25:03 PM

Don't have any faith in Derry getting a result against Galway, don't think we have ever beat them in Senior championship.

Last time we played them in Q's, Conor Lane gave us as sore a riding as I've ever seen from a referee.

PS sorry to intrude on an Armagh thread lol

This version of Derry has played Galway a few times, lost 2 and won 1, league / championship. So history, bogey team etc wouldn't come into my thinking. Home advantage and their inside forward line does. If I was a gambling man I'd say there will only be a kick of a ball in it with Galway winning a fairly open game of football. Could be a cracker. Hope I'm wrong