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+1 for Bryson blinds in Dungannon.

Used them for a few houses.

You've chosen to ignore the fact Sean Cavanagh continually tries to influence the officials decisions, not just the kicking incident on Saturday past. I would see through your argument if it was an isolated incident but its clearly not. I've acknowledged the fact he was a super player but I find his unsportmanship intolerable. The true greats of the game don't/didn't indulge in this behaviour!   

I'm not ignoring that fact at all.  I just don't see a massive problem with it? Players up and down the country try to influence officials every week,  crowds try to influence officials at every match.  Why shouldn't a player try to draw an officials attention to an offence?

Whether or not you find his sportsmanship intolerable or not, I don't think for one second you are justified in calling him a tr**p. I think its a bit rich for anybody to accuse somebody of unsportsmanlike behaviour and use language like this as part of your argument. 

Ah for gods sake if you men cannot see how unsporting Cavanagh is you need to take off your Moy/Tyrone rose tinted glasses! I'm a Tyrone man myself but I'm going to call a spade a spade, he's a tr**p on the field end off!! He was a super footballer who didn't need to indulge in that behaviour but he's chosen to do so. He legacy has been diminished throughout Ireland because of this behaviour.

I think you're making a bit of a mountain out of a molehill here. You see fit to call a player a tr**p for drawing the linesman's attention to an opposition player kicking a member of his team. I don't really see a major problem with this, goes on up and down the country week in, week out.  The player who strikes / kicks has committed the much greater offence.

I think your choice of language here is symptomatic of a larger issue in GAA than players appealing  to officials to enforce the rules of the game i.e. "supporters" who believe they have the right to personally abuse / judge amateur players who are out giving it all for the clubs / counties week in and week out.

Congratulations to Moy team and club, a tremendous achievement to be very proud of. 

+1 for google maps.

Works perfectly

It would

VGA is audio only so you will need to transmit the sound using a 3.5 mm male to male audio lead.  All the casting devices I have seen use the HDMI port as well.

Can anybody recommend a decent restaurant in Cavan town?

To be fair to Willie, I think I might have cracked a couple of ribs just watching that video...

Not having kangaroos or other such animals obstructing traffic, anyone fitting these things in this country is an irresponsible idiot

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/kangaroo-reported-on-the-loose-in-co-tyrone-31224901.html

Can anybody recommend somewhere to get a tow bar fitted in Dungannon / Armagh / Portdaown area?

What specific area of IT are you interested in?
e.g. Networking / hardware / software development / DBA / web design?

There are a huge number of courses you could take depending on which pat you wish to follow.

I once heard that the immortal words that the new project was to be "implemented on an aggressive time-scale" (i.e. we're all working late for the next week or two)

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/northern-ireland/firm-used-religious-discrimination-29459956.html

It's amazing that this sort of stuff still goes on in the workplace these days. 

It's ok, they're back together again!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-21369955

Astrogrep:  http://astrogrep.sourceforge.net/download/

Lightweight, powerful and free.