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gabriel_hurl can you not see that is a map out of a prison ala Michael in prison break. 

Notts County - we are going up this year.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in_article_id=461487&in_page_id=1811

they really do love him in Albania.

GweylTah - yes when i said the people of ireland i meant the Reoublic of ireland but everyone i know down here calls it ireland and N. ireland is refered to as the "the North" or northern bastards etc. nobody has much time for anyone in the north in ireland at the moment.

"I don't doubt that most people in the South think a united Ireland would be nice, in the way a band new car or a bigger house or a Caribbean cruise would be nice, but it's not something they are that bothered about

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agreed but they would like that car and cruise you mention as they would like a united ireland if it were offered to them.

As they see it, the whole thing is settled.

not so much settled as they don't care about it as you said above "they aren't bothered". settled to me means they are happy and hope it stays that way, if they cared this would be true but irish (southern) people don't really care. nothing is settled.

"SF have cashed their chips, are an irrelevance in the South"

irrelvent maybe because no party would talk to them but they have a little under 7% support and there is no predicting how they will perform when the next election  happens, and what posistion they will be in then. i don't think we have seen the last of Sinn fein in the ROI and it is stupid to write them off after this election.

i voted for sinn fein and that o'broin guy. i gave the only person to call to my door my 2nd pref. his daughter was abit of alright. i am glad he ran as it gave me the opportunity that i had not before of voting sinn fein.

it was a poor result for Sinn fein but not as bad as pd, labour and other independants. it does not mean they are finished. it also does not mean that the people of ireland don't want a united Ireland. that was not their reason for voting. it is obvious it is not a priority but it does not mean if the question was put to the irish people they would vote against. there is no link between the united ireland question and the election - it is a stupid conclusion made by half-wits.

Berite does seem to get a lot of credit for the getting the institutions back and running in N.Ireland but it is a stectch to think that his hand shake with Mr Ian made any differnece considering what he did over the last 10 years.

could not disagree with you more orangeman - it wasn't a penalty, would have given brogan the benefit of the doubt considering what happen longford yesterday. as for his goal it was a close call but he didn't win it cleanly and his arm was up on the dublins players shoulder/side of his face. plus geraghty could have been straight red carded 3 times overs.

was at the Salthill match on sunday, they looked good. didn't win enough clean or breaking ball in midfield but backs were very stong although they gave away to many scoreable frees. taxi from dublin to galway at 12 staurday night €280 Sathill match €10 getting back to my bed in dublin after weekend of madness priceless.

i also have two tickets for sale.  dumbass here bought two for cork thinking it was the dublin gig on sale a day early.

good luck. post your scores. 44/100 so far

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adult football league ten in dublin 9.30 tonight the playoff final (2006) between ranalegh gaels and Kilmacud Crokes in st. brigods all-weather pitch.

all welcome underlights and on all weather pitch.

i hope to be staring in midfield.

great game of football yesterday, county standard from clubs sides is very rare (moorefield v dr. crokes). though experience was the key fo crossmaglen although hanrathy at 14 was excelllent in the 2nd half. Is he only 19? Brigids hit a number of easy shots wides, Karl Mannion and Jimmy nail (14) being the biggest culprits. Jimmy is 25 by the way not 40 like alot of the Crossmaglen supports though. while cross got some great scores from out on the sidelines. Ref was poor and missed many pick ups off the ground by both sides and was very liberal with steps taken by cross players while didn't give the smae to brigids i.e when donal o'connor no.7 took the first shoulder he had taken two steps before he hit the ground the ref gave a free for over carrying. Cross no.8 contantly took more than 4 steps. Also the cross goal the camera angle didn't show if it was square ball but it was close and Oisin definately fouled the ball by throwing it to himself when dumbing the last back.

Cross were hot favourites to win i'd say the thing that will hurt Brigids the most is they were an equal match for them (not sure if the belief was there from the players or support) but they didn't take enough of their chances and got tactics wrong in last 10 minutes.

best for brigids were John tiernan and Frankie Dolan and donal o'connor
best for cross - hanrathy no.8 and oisin.

cannot believe this got 3 pages when the game itself only got a few mentions. great game of football yesterday, county standard from clubs sides is very rare (moorefield v dr. crokes). though experience was the key fo crossmaglen although hanrathy at 14 was excelllent in the 2nd half. Is he only 19? Brigids hit a number of easy shots wides, Karl Mannion and Jimmy nail (14) being the biggest culprits. Jimmy is 25 by the way not 40 like alot of the Crossmaglen supports though. while cross got some great scores from out on the sidelines. Ref was poor and missed many pick ups off the ground by both sides and was very liberal with steps taken by cross players while didn't give the smae to brigids i.e when donal o'connor no.7 took the first shoulder he had taken two steps before he hit the ground the ref gave a free for over carrying. Cross no.8 contantly took more than 4 steps. Also the cross goal the camera angle didn't show if it was square ball but it was close and Oisin definately fouled the ball by throwing it to himself when dumbing the last back.

Cross were hot favourites to win i'd say the thing that will hurt Brigids the most is they were an equal match for them (not sure if the belief was there from the players or support) but they didn't take enough of their chances and got tactics wrong in last 10 minutes.

best for brigids were John tiernan and Frankie Dolan and donal o'connor
best for cross - hanrathy no.8 and oisin.

will be in mullingar shouting on st. brigids. we've beaten curry, crossmolina, corofin hopefully crossmaglen and the crokes on Mar 17th.

good underage - about 7 underage county championships roscommon and dublin playing midfield.

found drink and the last 7 years i have retired and come out of retiement about 4 times, currently playing adult legaue 10 in dublin with the 5th team at my club. always say i'll give it one last year of training but just don't bother then.