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from the report in the echo i reckon the headline is fairly accurate (aerlik)

http://www.irishecho.com.au/2012/05/09/wa-police-concerned-about-antisocial-irish/18215

whose managing the nab?

Gents,

Anyone know the odds on the results below

Ogs to beat St Pats
Harps to beat Cross
Nab to beat Clans
Granemore to beat Maghery

Ogs to beat St Pats
Harps to beat Cross
Nab to beat Clans
Granemore to beat Maghery

Rufus,

I thought my Honory lifetime membership was ratified at the last AGM

Have not kept in touch with the league at home since landing in Oz, though i see a fixture with Tullysaran is down for the last game of the year............is that senior or U12's

heard rosies closed the street off, but that came from a drunken corkite!!!

took and hour to get into the serving area but sure it will be the same for the game tomorrow night

Depends on were and what your drinking,

was around $12 for a pint in the Fenians yesterday

never seen anywhere with the $5.40-$7.50 pint, if you know anyplaces then let me know

thats the price of pints in perth

Just been reading through the past few pages,

Would say the money is better in Oz, better lifestyle and obviously weather. The downside is thats its far away from home, tax is high with a super annuation (most employers pay this), the cost of living is a lot higher, that includes rent, food and drink - 6 pack of beer is around $16 bucks, pint in a pub is anywhwere from $10-$15 bucks

There are companies heading to the UK & Ireland in the next few weeks to actively recruit for construction projects in WA but If your still in Ireland and you havent already made a move, even to London for work then your highly unlikely to make the move to Oz

Some people like home and some like to get out there, thats just the nature of people

On the workfront, can only comment on construction, mining & gas there should be plenty to go round for the next 5 - 7 years.

There is opportunities to make serious cash if you are prepared to work up in the mines or LNG projects but depends on whether you can adapt to the FIFO lifestyle.

what division are the Harps in?

No return trip for me BC1,

Theres a few other Ogs men on the Neasden Team eagerly waiting for this game

The game is down for the last sunday in Jan

So Sad to hear of Stephen's passing away, RIP

Never say Never, but unless there is a major construction boom in the next 18mths in northern ireland then the chances are very low.

Just landed in Perth a week ago,

anyone know if there is much of a gaa scene in WA