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Yeah, I was dead lucky to be there. It was a fantastic gig and I can assure you that if the Odyssey gig is half as good it'll be a belter

Well I certainly have no appreciation of the so called quality beer drinkers. It all goes out the one way whether it cost 50p per tin or £2.00. Mind you if you're ever in a supermarket in Italy or France you'll see Tennants standing proudly on the shelves there too and I'm sure that as we speak some sophisticated Italian ponces are discussing how much Peroni and Nastro Azzurro tastes like piss and how the Scots brew such superior beers. It's a funny old world

I love to listen to those pretentious tosspots who think they're sophisticated because they drink stuff like Franziskaner or Peroni or Neff or any other of those ponce beers at about £2 per bottle. Me, I'm a bucket of Tennants man and it gives me great enjoyment when I pick it up at 3 cases for £20 when it's on offer, that the aforementioned pretentious tosspots are subsidizing my supping.  Long may it last.

I was at that practice gig last night as well. It was fantastic, they sound as good now as they did 30 years ago and boy did they put on a great show. That stuff on the Late Late Show was stoic compared when compared with last night. If anyone had reservations about going, don't have, these will be some gigs. Johnny Fean's brother on drums gives a great dimension because with his goatee and long hair he looks like a retro member of the group, and boy can he drum. My only disappointment is that I can only get to the Odyssey gig as I'm out of the country at the weekend otherwise I'd have gone to the 02 as well.

Whatever you think yourself

Don't know if there's a thread about this already, if there is I apologise. Sad thing here is how the audience treated the protester. The guy deserved a standing ovation.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FmVopEs9yI

Despite the fact that he was wearing an Armagh jersey, my 14 year old son managed to get Paul Galvin's boots and Kieran Donaghy's gloves after the match was over. Full marks to both guys for this

No harm to the bride but she's no looker. Mind you neither were any of the bridesmaids

Good luck to Sihane O'Neills U14 Girls  representing Co Armagh in the 2009 Football Feile at the weekend

God this is great news all together. Its been a long time coming but hopefully it'll be worth the wait

Or does Ireland have a less rigorous drug testing system

I see Jade has a new book out.  Gives new meaning to the term Ghost Writer. It's called My Battle Against Cancer. Now I don't want to spoil the ending but...

And this

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3247/2750965214_fd9e10c058.jpg?v=0

This

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Is that Dundalk Bay from Slieve Gullion?

J >

It's looking down Glenariffe from the branch road, towards Red Bay and the Mull of Kintyre in the distance.

That's a bit harsh, views of the top of Slieve Gullion are magnificent. Ever been?

Tony's comments don't even warrant a response. But for those interested please check out this:

http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.mythicalireland.com/photos/Slieve-Gullion-view.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.mythicalireland.com/photos/july2007.php&usg=__MrrCbRbElx2YNaqvYfbxZDsphT4=&h=423&w=636&sz=87&hl=en&start=5&um=1&tbnid=2J5yKPJ28RCo0M:&tbnh=91&tbnw=137&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dslieve%2Bgullion%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1