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Going to Down Royal this evening - any tips?

avoid Lecale2!!!

Well it depends on the table, I'll be part of the Bredagh gathering 

Going to Down Royal this evening - any tips?

Prof 3s completely different from FAEs but in terms of wrote learning, definately harder, and the week of the exams is a complete nightmare compared to FAE.  Far more pressure on to pass FAEs though.  And you don't want to be losing the bonuses!

I'll sell ya my notes when you get to FAE - they're worth a grand or so 

Brian McGuigan and Kirk from Corrie

Got a text the other night from a random number that said "hey bbz wat up" - now could someone please tell me what that means, ie what is "bbz"?  I'm too old for this stuff. 

Lan ar aghaidh cinnte, ce nach bhfuil me in ann moran gaeilge a scriobh na laethanta seo, ta dearmad deanta agam ar chuid is mó de  , ach bainim sult as an snath seo a leamh.   

Anyone going to the Mellon Country Inn tonight?  Can't make it but would be interested to hear what goes on if anyone does go.

Clarke, Mallon and McGrane were training in Cherryvale in Belfast on Saturday morning, looked like a couple of physios/trainers with them.  It must have been fitness they were working on as they had to borrow a ball of ours so weren't prepared for ball work.   

Heathrow is cheapest by taxi ride from the city centre and is the only one linked by tube.  For about £25 return Heathrow Express takes about 15 minutes to Paddington, pretty central, and always our preferred airport at work due to that. 

Gatwick Express takes you to Victoria which is also handy, and has what used to be the Thameslink (First Connect or something now) that is slower but stops at convenient points along the way - eg London Bridge. 

London City is now linked by the DLR (Docklands Light Railway, similar to tube) but as someone said, price is shocking if you haven't booked.

The only one I would avoid is Luton - even Stansted has the Stansted Express which doesn't take that long to get into the centre.

Sílim go bhfuil an ceart agat Cloch faoi contae an Dún ar a laghad.  D'fhreastal mé ar cruinniú Coiste Chontae (na mban) de Luan seo caite agus ní raibh focal ar bíth ráite i ngaeilge.

stpauls, you picked up a bit after 15 mins in the first half and seemed OK in the middle of the second half, but I think it may have been helped by Bredagh's anxiousness and unforced errors after your goal in the first half.  There was a period in the first half when anything coming out of the St Pauls half was going straight into the arms of Jody Gormley, not a player I'd pick to send the ball anywhere near. 
I have to say that Bredagh looked very stylish in parts, especially in the closing stages of the match. 

is the big fella with the fake tan still manager ?

Big Liam Sweeno, yep 

Ah fantastic way to describe him.  Must pass that on.  

Ach Norf, I know I'm playing in Belfast but my heart belongs with the Roes!

Any Club Tyrone subscribers around?  If so, could you please PM me as I've a quick question.  Thanks.

Strip away, Mickey's got what he wanted, a few extra competitive games to try out new players.  I hardly think the McKenna Cup will be a big loss at the club functions at the end of the year when Sam comes visiting again