Who was it again??

[thejuice]

Remember when some unionist politician registered here to make some comment about gaaboard posters regarding something about british troops marching in Belfast or something like that and got caught out by leaving his email address visible.

Who was it and what was his user name can anyone remember?

[Minder]

Remember when some unionist politician registered here to make some comment about gaaboard posters regarding something about british troops marching in Belfast or something like that and got caught out by leaving his email address visible.

Who was it and what was his user name can anyone remember?

The Bard of Dunclug was the username I think.

[Gabriel_Hurl]

In here

http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=9661.0

[thejuice]

Was that Gaaboards finest hour?

Wonder does he still have an oul read every now and again?

Do Dunclug have a GAA team?

[5 Sams]

Was that Gaaboards finest hour?

Wonder does he still have an oul read every now and again?

Do Dunclug have a GAA team?

I think All Saints from Ballymena's old ground was very near Dunclug...maybe some of the Saffron lads could confirm it. I used to curt a blade from that neck of the woods years ago and her oul fella kept complaining about the unionists leaving broken glass in the goal mouths!!

[Tony Baloney]

Was that Gaaboards finest hour?

Wonder does he still have an oul read every now and again?

Do Dunclug have a GAA team?

I think All Saints from Ballymena's old ground was very near Dunclug...maybe some of the Saffron lads could confirm it. I used to curt a blade from that neck of the woods years ago and her oul fella kept complaining about the unionists leaving broken glass in the goal mouths!!

Dunclug and All Saints chapel (and part of the parish) would be Cushendall Road area of Ballymena.

[T Fearon]

Remember that! He tried to blame it on someone else,who used his account while he was off having a crap.It made the papers and the then UUP leader,Sir Reg Empey even got involved,defending him!

[T Fearon]

Actually he expressed regret at British soldiers not killing all taigs,or words to that effect.

[ziggysego]

Those were the days, the days when the gaaboard used to make the headlines.

[tyrone86]

Cllr Neil Armstrong IIRC - the famous name is the only reason it stuck with me.

My favourite moment is still "Greg Harkin" posting after the Rossie's pool scandal

[muppet]

Those were the days, the days when the gaaboard used to make the headlines.

We made the headlines for one man wanting some of us killed, and another wanting us shut down.

Those were the days all right.

[ziggysego]

Those were the days, the days when the gaaboard used to make the headlines.

We made the headlines for one man wanting some of us killed, and another wanting us shut down.

Those were the days all right.

Not forgetting that one BBC man got the sack for 'speaking the truth' here 

[Tony Baloney]

The Antrim Co. Chairman once lashed us in public too.

[Rois]

And my barrister brother in law was consulted by someone from Derry about libel or something. I even messages the mods about it, it appeared to be so serious at thee time.

[sans pessimism]

Cllr Neil Armstrong IIRC - the famous name is the only reason it stuck with me.

My favourite moment is still "Greg Harkin" posting after the Rossie's pool scandal

bout the only way the sheepstealers make headlines