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If if if.The fact is the British and EU need each other hence after all the puffing and blowing what will emerge is a Brexit so soft that it will hardly be noticeable.

This reminds me of the DUP never sitting in government with SF or SF never sitting in Stormont.All huffing and puffing until reality kicks in

I'm not so sure about a soft Brexit. The EU need to discourage other country from exiting, but need to placate Britain too. It's a fine line.

Do you think Unionists will go quietly into a United Ireland? They couldn't even accept the Union Fleg vote on City Hall.

If the fleg protest are anything to go by then it will all fizzle out pretty quickly

Initial rage


few months later no-one can be bothered

Quare difference in their fleg and their "country".

Do you think Unionists will go quietly into a United Ireland? They couldn't even accept the Union Fleg vote on City Hall.

This is a good point, unfortunately the fleggers haven't realised that the North now isn't the same wee country that they and their parents grew up in, i.e. a single party police state in which they would dominate themmuns for evermore.

They need some of their so called leaders to introduce the concepts of shared power, shared space and a shared future to them.  But when they look up to Snarlene, Flegory, Wee Sammy, Doddsy and Sir Jeffrey I couldn't say that will happen anytime soon.

...or ever will happen. These same fleg protestors are those who keep these arses in power. If they go against their bigoted voters and actually look to make progress, like Trimble or Paisley did, it's bye bye to their seat and to their big Stormont pay check. Hence why nothing ever gets sorted in this cesspit.

Indeed Tony, and there are many of no faith at all and there are people of other faiths and other Christian denominations.

Ad a matter of interest would diving to win a free be against Catholicism?

Yes.

Or the other less talked about commandnent: Thou shalt not fall down like a big cissy after having thy hair ruffled.

Do you think Unionists will go quietly into a United Ireland? They couldn't even accept the Union Fleg vote on City Hall.

A feckin' Tyronie behind the presentation!

Is it just me, or did anyone else notice that the position of the balls when Selby was potting the seventh red in the twenty ninth frame, was exactly the same as the position of the balls when Davis played Griffiths and Davis was potting the seventh red in the ninth frame of the third round match of the 1979 world championship? No?

Are you Rain Man?!

John 'Too Much Haggis' Higgins.

I'd love a decider.

Donegal woman is back.

Donegal fan in the front row. Does Higgins have Donegal connections?

Is this really going to hamper our chances this summer? McGeeney will still be in the dressing room before and at half time. It might even benefit us him being higher up with a better view. And with technology these days, he can rely instructions to the bench.

But let's face it, this might gee us up to beat Down but that's as far as we'll go anyway. We're not Ulster or AI contenders.

It done with. Let's move on.

Pat Shortt is great being interviewed, just being himself he's really funny. His comedy, so so. Dunbelievables I thought was awful, seen a bit of Matty which was quite good.

Jimmy Young? Jaysus, thon boy was as funny as a kick in the goolies.

Carson was funny though. Could you imagine spending any length of time with him though. He'd have done yer head in. No wonder his wife kept telling him to go on your

No word of bans for McCarthy and Walsh from the Div 1 final?

Seems like this is a partionist comedians thread. And some people don't like certain comedians just because they come from across the invisible border, rather than just not finding them funny.