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Very few in the mainstream media prepared to stick their head above the parapet and say who was actually behind this "honey trap".

Epstein had kompromat on all the movers and shakers in the US and beyond, for what reason?

Follow the money men who put this maths teacher into such a position and his female accomplice and her fathers known links to the Mossad.

 

It's about time to close the place down, the tit for tat politics needs to be done and a clear out of the MLA's

I've no confidence in any of the people up there to actually see through one flipping project

Pull the pin

Agree 100% if you asked the folks on the hill to list metrics regarding day to day life they have had a positive contribution to in the last 25 years you would be waiting a while.  Stormont is basically a gravy train that a lot of people have jumped on and have brought with them their family members and all other sorts of hanger ons with everybody filling their pockets.

Unionism doesn't want Stormont to work, they believe it's a step to a United Ireland.

Two Unionist ministers have fallen foul of the ethics in public office committee and are ignoring the outcomes of the investigations into their actions even though one apologised..

Then wee Jamie requests the PSNI investigate the actions of Paula Bradshaw and Michelle O'Neill over a meeting or other.

They want direct rule instead.

Liverpool will overtake both Man C and A Villa for second spot.

Based on what?

Unless things change dramatically, Liverpool are in a dogfight for fourth or fifth.

Impressive and all as they were for 60 minutes on Saturday, they were awful for the first 30.

Liverpool are entirely dependent on 2 players keeping up their top level performances to have a chance of a top 4 place.

Ekitike and Szoboszlai, no matter where he plays are now the main men at Anfield.

I see Ben O'Connor wanting more physicality in hurling and even the odd melee..

I'd not necessarily disagree with that, but sometimes I'd be careful for what you wish for as I'm sure the likes of Limerick and Clare who have the size and physicality to work with Cork would maybe enjoy a bit more leeway from referees and make a Cork team with questions over their hardness pay for it.

That's not condoning Mark Colemans downward strike to the Galway lads helmet, not within an asses roar of a ball.

That's a red all day long.

Quick question. How long can this Down hurling manager continue? Must be serious questions about him if he is the right person. If he spent more time coaching and winning close games instead of being on X ( Twitter ) rambling on about the Middle East and the Scottish Premiership they might win these games !!! Asking for a friend 

The fella is doing a great job whether you like his social media profile or not...

Trevor Fletcher is the man pulling the strings.

Villa's equaliser was ruled out because the ball had went out of play right at the very other end of the pitch (The ball was indeed out, I'm not arguing that point), they managed to work the ball all the way up the field and after the initial save from Kelleher was put in the net.

As this was deemed the same phase of play it was ruled out.

I thought that was very harsh.

How do you now define a phase of play?

A massive test tomorrow, when Down welcome Wexford to Ballycran.

I would say the team named is about just as strong a team as Down could possibly put out.

Wexford were the last team outside Kilkenny to win the Leinster Championship, and it is great to see a team of that calibre coming to An Dún.

Whilst it'll no doubt be a tough day, it's great to see Down competing with the big teams again.

Three of that named team played the whole U20 game in Wicklow yesterday, those lads shouldn't be starting and if Finn Turpin is fit, he'd be on the first 15 every day of the week.


Wexford rode their luck against Antrim and will probably line out a stronger team today so I'd expect Down to struggle today.

Hoping for a performance though.

Tipp Game now on in Monegall ( ancestral home of Barack O`Bomber ) Co Offaly as Semple Stadium is "unplayable" . Even though they are Biffo`s they play their GAA in Tipperary . One of the worse Grounds in the County !

You'd have thought the Tipp camogs would have offered the use of the Ragg for this game.

Are those other companies directly funding the genocide like Allianz are? Surely boycotting one complicit company is better than none? If we can all do a small bit it would soon add up.

Meta are being accused of supplying the IDF information on people in Gaza, so cancel insta, facebook etc.

Samsung has been accused also having an Israeli IDF backed app, Appcloud preinstalled on all phones so get it deleted.

Larry Fink has us all tied up in his Zionist web.

Your phone is a tracking devixe

Some whataboutary there.... so whatabout as GAA members do nothing about a company complicit and funding genocide being sponsors of our major leagues? Zionism seems to own half the world but we are the GAA. Do they have to own us as well? #DropAllianz
Those other things are individual choices. If you wish to support them and ignore Allianz role in the GAA you're free to do.

You're misunderstanding the point I'm making, I'm not saying to stick with Allianz, but whoever the GAA does decide to go with for insurance, let alone league sponsors will at some level have a link to one of the three big financing outfits, Blackrock, Vanguard etc and they've all got a lot of Zionist links.

Agree if everything you say there Johnny but blitzes must have started earlier as mind being in the Ards or other venues around 2009/2010 wi 6/8/10s?? The Eddie Irvine centre was good too but wild early start!!!

There was blitzes earlier than that alright, but were haphazard at best. You'd get an email the night before saying the host club had pulled out and could someone else host. It weren't great.

It was around the time I suggested that the Coaching and Development team under C O'Toole took on the first Saturday of the month ones with the clubs offering to host the 3rd Saturday of the month.
Back then the Red High was the normal base for the first Saturday one and there was normally one of the GDO's organising and on the ground.

TBH I'd like to see the GDO's take that role back up (even if the last one I saw in Clonduff 2 years ago hadn't a baldy what was going on) as they've gotten so big only clubs with at least 2 full size pitches could even think about hosting an All County blitz, I know we can't.

Good problems to have.

The Eddie Irvine indoor blitzes were a good start to the season and it was mostly the teams in the North of the county there with a lot of the Belfast (Antrim) clubs there made it a good mornings hurling. You could have hung beef in there it was that cold.

I think there was an attempt to get something similar up and running in Newry, not sure how successful that was.

Recreational GAA for kids?

Good luck to whoever is put in charge of defining the line between a recreational player and a non-recreational player.

The ones that prefer to go play soccer in Lisburn would be recreational players, no?
 

Are those other companies directly funding the genocide like Allianz are? Surely boycotting one complicit company is better than none? If we can all do a small bit it would soon add up.

Meta are being accused of supplying the IDF information on people in Gaza, so cancel insta, facebook etc.

Samsung has been accused also having an Israeli IDF backed app, Appcloud preinstalled on all phones so get it deleted.

Larry Fink has us all tied up in his Zionist web.

Your phone is a tracking devixe

[Therese Maher]

Some of the best Laochra Gael's are the ones about lads and ladies who probably didn't win a whole pile in their career on the field but have an interesting story to tell, Sambo's being the most obvious one.

The ones where, sure we won our first AI this year and then won another the following year, then X beat us that year and then we came back and beat X the following year get a bit tedious.

Sambo,Therese Maher, Kevin Cassidy and Keady were great.

Only found out that the infamous Johnny Maher of Loughrea fame for hammering all round him was her brother on that episode.

I'm not going to trawl this entire thread and this may have been pointed out already, but not only do Allianz sponsor the National Leagues they are also the company the GAA has everything insured with.

This doesn't make it right and for me the GAA really need to start looking for a new insurance company as well as league sponsors.

Some of the best Laochra Gael's are the ones about lads and ladies who probably didn't win a whole pile in their career on the field but have an interesting story to tell, Sambo's being the most obvious one.

The ones where, sure we won our first AI this year and then won another the following year, then X beat us that year and then we came back and beat X the following year get a bit tedious.