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I landed in Oz about 6 hrs ago (emergency landing in Perth!) and I've racked up £40 in browsing already by using WhatsApp and Facebook intermittently. Raging!

tenner for that post, nice one

Liam Neeson to play you in the film

would yous all wise up and go out to a real 3-D pub. bunch of big jessies

Ballinderry drew with kilrea. gone to extra time now

video of irishman kicking aussie politican during interview. wat the fcuk sort of boys are heading out there?

http://www.thejournal.ie/irish-man-arrested-after-kicking-australian-politician-while-he-was-being-filmed-548071-Aug2012/?utm_source=shortlink

Sick of people using these dreadful events to score points against something some other eejit said on some other similar thread.

Sad little men with sad little egos to feed who dont have the dignity to remember a tragic event without using it as a stick to beat others with. EG or whoever else on whatever side. Take a minute and be honest with your agenda/s on here. yous are sat there fishing through old posts and crawling the web for ammunition for your unionist/republican forum battles. grow up

Will not post further on the matter other than to say it was a dreadful act and thank god most of us have moved on from them days

if you can read this without laughing your a quare one

http://mickopedia.org/mickify.py?topic=Willie_Frazer

larry reilly farted

So the 'Sex guide' was just an insert from a copy of Cosmopolitan magazine that Micheala bought in the airport.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-18229590

obviously by way of an attention seeking rant on an internet forum

Derry team

1 Danny Devlin

2 Dermot McBride
3 Liam Morrow
4 Ryan Dillon

5 Gerard O'Kane
6 Brian McCallion
7 Barry McGoldrick

8 James Conway
9 Joe Diver

10 Chrissy McKaigue
11 Mark Lynch
12 Sean Leo McGoldrick

13 Cailean O'Boyle
14 Paddy Bradley
15 Conleith Gilligan

Where did you get this from CB? Didnt see it posted anywhere else.

http://derrygaa.ie/2012/01/power-ni-dr-mckenna-cup-final-derry-team-named/

Derry team

1 Danny Devlin

2 Dermot McBride
3 Liam Morrow
4 Ryan Dillon

5 Gerard O'Kane
6 Brian McCallion
7 Barry McGoldrick

8 James Conway
9 Joe Diver

10 Chrissy McKaigue
11 Mark Lynch
12 Sean Leo McGoldrick

13 Cailean O'Boyle
14 Paddy Bradley
15 Conleith Gilligan

Sell high after Cross demolition
01 Nov 2010, by Kevin Egan

It would be easy to look at Sunday's win for Crossmaglen Rangers over St Galls and wonder have they ever been away. Three Ulster titles in a row from 2006 to 2008 to crown their incredible run of success over the past fifteen years seemed like a world away last October when the famous black and amber clad men failed to come out of Armagh, but they came back with a bang at the weekend and dethroned the reigning Ulster and All Ireland champions in some style.

Crossmaglen's physicality and power was simply unstoppable  and the decision of Tony McEntee to return to the fold looks like a very good one now as more medals look to be all but in the post.

All that said, Crossmaglen Rangers had a very good day but their opponents lacked sharpness, which was always a danger after five weeks without a championship match. Motivation would not have been difficult for the Cross management team as being installed as underdogs on their home soil will certainly have raised the ire of the players, but the tables will turn now for the semi final stages.

Whether it's Burren or Coleraine who make the trip to Armagh for the Ulster semi final, they will be match sharp, playing with nothing to lose and could prove very dangerous. If Cross do fail to win the Ulster title, they are much more likely to slip up here than in a potential final against either Naomh Conaill or Coalisland. For that reason, Burren at 10/1 looks overpriced. While due deference must be paid to the outstanding record Derry clubs have in Ulster, including first time winners like Loup in 2003, Burren have a better balanced team than Coleraine and should be favoured more heavily for this tie. Just as Crossmaglen did on Sunday, Burren will benefit from playing championship football more recently and their competitive defence and balanced attack is ideal for taking on Cross.

Coleraine should give Burren plenty to think about, but from a Burren point of view it's an ideal range finder before taking on the market leaders. At 10/1, they are perhaps the only likely contenders left in an Ulster championship that is a lot less imposing than in other years.

A 2pt bet on Burren is recommended at 10/1, though anyone who felt like covering their stake with a 3pt bet on Cross might not be too far off the mark either.

http://starbets.ie/author/kevin-egan

Paddy Heaney will probably put it down to the fact that "he was the most fouled player on the pitch".............

if your talking about the armagh game that was a completly fair comment as he was the most fouled player that day. and before you say it, no it doesnt excuse his sending off that day or this latest episode, not at all

Player scores free-kick from centre circle

A Brazilian footballer has scored an incredible wonder goal, rocketing a 45-yard free kick from inside the centre circle into the top corner to save his side from relegation.

Inca, the captain of Paraguayan top-flight side Sol de America, scored the astonishing goal to secure a 2-1 away victory against title-chasing Olimpia - and in so doing stave off the threat of relegation for his club.

"The big thing was that my team-mates trusted me to have a go at it," the 36-year-old said.

"Above all I want to thank them for letting me have a try. And thanks to God it was a goal!"

Vid here:

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/world-of-sport/article/2340/