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Munster

Quarter-finals
Waterford v Tipperary
Clare v Limerick

Semi-finals
Clare / Limerick v Cork
Kerry v Waterford v Tipperary

Connacht

Preliminary Round
New York v Galway

Quarter-final
London v Roscommon
New York / Galway v Leitrim

Semi-finals
London / Roscommon v Sligo
New York / Galway / Leitrim v Mayo

a "momentum or two"

Brilliant

Neil Lennon is ten times the manager Pochettino will ever be,taking a team into last 16 of Champions League against all odds

Sure did someone not call him out on making up that he was sent bullets in the post. Not really a big stranger to making things up.

The thing on facebook the other week was his best yet:

Protestant coalition: Please support Willie Fraser today in court against George Galloway etc etc.
Random person replies: Is this page not ran by WIllie Fraser
Protestant coalition: No I don't run this page.

C'mon, don't be making things up. Even Willie couldn't be that stupid.



Oh wait, nevermind

https://www.facebook.com/officialprotestantcoalition/posts/723539234383177

The IRA's goal was a British withdrawal and a united Ireland.

The goal of the Brits was to keep NI as part of the UK.

I will leave it as an exercise for the reader to decide who won.

The Federated States of Micronesia is a country.

It consists of  Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei and Kosrae

That ball is a funny shape.

Let's have a border poll, if only to kick start the process of having one every 7 years, as per the GFA.  At least, every 7 years we will see a progress report or otherwise as to where we stand in relation to the demand for a reunited Ireland.

There is no requirement in the GFA to have a poll every 7 years. 7 years is the minimum gap between polls. It could be much longer between polls.

Latest Paddy Power odds

Against Independence (Fail)
1/16
   
For Independence (Pass)
13/2

Great write up. I went to bed on Monday night ahead of Crossmaglen Hitmen but Sproles killed me at the end.

[Basically the 'Yes' camp have an advantage in that it is easier to convert people to say 'yes' as opposed to 'no.']

Listening to the radio this morning and they had an interesting debate on the wording on the referendum ballot paper. It will ask 'Do you want an independent Scotland?' The debate centered on the psychology of choosing 'yes.' Basically the 'Yes' camp have an advantage in that it is easier to convert people to say 'yes' as opposed to 'no.' People tend to choose the positive answer more often than thd negative and basically Cameron et al should have insisted the ballot paper said 'Do you want to remain apart of the United Kingdom?'

Have you ever met a unionist?

PJ O'Rourke on Scottish independence

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/09/13/up-to-a-point-a-free-scotland-would-be-a-hilarious-disaster.html

I scored the second highest amount of points in the Payton Division this week.

My opponent scored the most.

A giant of a figure in our youth - and a dangerous one for the impressionable. And another reason why organised religion needs to be smashed to pieces.

We could use a big sledge hammer to do the smashing