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Get out tomorrow night lads and give our team a rousing reception home, we owe them that much, they done us proud

We`re all still proud of what these lads have achieved, I hope that we get a good turn out this evening in Newry and Castlewellan

There will be a lot of fans out tonight. In my opine they will be the true fans. The band wagon jumpers and the "fans" who got tickets from clubs and sold them for a profit will be at home. So well done lads true Gael's our proud off what you done and we will be out in force tonight.

An Dun Abu

Just a quick poll to see who is likely to win the All Ireland. Please feel free to leave your + or - of each team.

Yeah good luck to the lads tonight! It will be a step up from previous games but Im convinced we can do it.

Heres hoping best of luck lads

[he could be forgiven for claiming it as a goal at the time and maybe shortly after the game]

One thing is clear, Joe Sheridan is not a cheat, BUT...

he could be forgiven for claiming it as a goal at the time and maybe shortly after the game. However, after reading that interview with the Examiner he would sicken your hole. Talk about a lack of honour and decorum. He says it should have been allowed because use he was over the line before he let go of it/threw it. For fcuk sake Joe how did the ball get over the line? Whilst you were holding it! Thus an illegal goal. It doesn't matter if you were fouled (you weren't) the goal shouldn't have been given and you should have to grace to say so.

I think that any player in this game would do the same. But i do agree that he should have just went home after the game and done no interveiws.

As long as they would not try to rub salt into the wound anf give it to Martin Sludden

I think if it goes to a replay Meath will win. If there is a replay who will do ref.

I won't condone the disgraceful behaviour of the Louth fans but it is hard to take such a blatant injustice after 50 years. The solution is to remove the injustice.

Felt gutted for Louth they were robbed, But several individuals disgraced the County.

[brandy has been transferred to aughlisnafinn.]

has mickey linden stepped down from drumgath?

no.

Is this his third or fourth year?
Will Dan Mc Cabe or any of the long term injuries yous had last year be back this year? With him, Mark Brannagain and James Costello back, that would be a forward lie that could cause a lot of damage.

Dan is in America, Costello plays for Glenavon and brandy has been transferred to aughlisnafinn.

This true?

How true is it that Mark Brannigan has went to the finn?

i want to hear more from banna man

What do you want to hear from me for?

And maybe the wrong thread?

True but sure

That is a two sins Iris and she had the cheek to speak out about gays.

Big Ian will not be too pleased now.

What i would like to know is who was beeting it in to her?


OOPS maybe that was the wrong choice off words

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Sorry Was not on the ball there! But sure i got there in the end.

[kill herself]

Now we know why Peter could not go to Cardinal Dalys Mass. He had some big things of his own to sort out. I wonder if Iris is going to hell now after the afair LOL.


From BBC NI


The wife of Northern Ireland's first minister, Peter Robinson, has said she tried to kill herself while suffering depression after she had an affair.

Mr Robinson, leader of the DUP, said they would try to save their marriage.

Iris Robinson announced in December she was stepping down from politics due to ill health. The couple were married in 1970 and have three grown-up children.

Mr Robinson who has been first minister since June 2008, said he will continue in his job.

In an interview on Wednesday, he said he first learned of the affair on March 1 2009, the night Mrs Robinson attempted suicide.

Mr Robinson, who appeared close to tears, said he had been "deeply hurt" and that his immediate impulse had been to walk away from the marriage.

'Ashamed'

However, he said he had set the affair against 40 years of a loving relationship and had forgiven his wife.

Mrs Robinson said in a statement that she was "completely ashamed and deeply embarrassed" by the affair which had "devastated" her life and the lives of those around her.

She said she began the brief affair while she was supporting a man who had suffered a bereavement.

She said she had also encouraged friends to help him by "providing financial support for a business venture."

Mrs Robinson used the statement to publically apologise to her husband, her wider family and friends.

She said she would "pay any price on earth" to take back the wrong she had done.

She added: "I do not deserve a second chance but I have been given one."

Mrs Robinson said she believes she has been forgiven by God.

Mr Robinson insisted that the revelations would not undermine his role as first minister.

He said he would be back at work on Thursday morning, ready to meet the Sinn Fein deputy first minister, Martin McGuinness.

The development comes as the power sharing arrangements in Northern Ireland are under pressure in a dispute over the timing of devolution of policing and justice.

Financial

Sinn Fein said the powers should be devolved immediately while the DUP say more must be done to build confidence among the unionist community before devolution happens.

During his interview Mr Robinson was also asked if his financial affairs were under investigation.

In reply he said he had always acted "in the most professional and ethical way."

He also confirmed he had received a letter from the BBC which he said contained no allegations against him but "asked questions which are easily answered."

The BBC Spotlight programme has confirmed it has been investigating matters involving Iris Robinson for some time.

In a statement the BBC added that allegations have been put to the Robinsons and their response is awaited.