One thing you're proud of.

[Square Ball]

playing football in front of 65,000 people in croke park

what instrument were you playing?

[5 Sams]

Being able to have a conversation in Gaoth Dobhair or Corca Dhuibhne with a native Irish speaker in their own language and them being able to understand me!!! Deadly buzz.

[stew]

Marrying well and rearing two beautiful girls who are tremendous young wemen and a joy to be around.

[new devil]

Wining two all ireland medals

[stew]

Played table tennis for the six in meadowbank in scotland as a fifteen year old and went unbeaten in singles, doubles and mixed doubles. We lost overall but it was a great experiience.

[Pangurban]

Pride is one of the 7 deadly sins. I am humbly grateful for my two grand-children and the fact i am a Down-Man

[Orior]

Shagging Mandy from Accounts last Christmas.

[Tyrones own]

  Having never failed a test I've taken since leaving school, wish I'd put
  the same effort in when i was 14 or 15

[Yer Ma]

Shagging Mandy from Accounts last Christmas.

Shit, that was my proudest moment too. Wonder who got sloppy seconds?

[tyrone exile]

Wining two all ireland medals

tiddlywinks doesnt count  

[new devil]

Wining two all ireland medals

tiddlywinks doesnt count  

Yea but Gaelic football does!!

[tyrone exile]

Wining two all ireland medals

tiddlywinks doesnt count  

Yea but Gaelic football does!!

if it was football then it would probably be at some stupid vocational school thing, not the real stuff! 

[Puckoon]

Not proud of a whole lot thus far, but give me a little under a month and Ill hopefully have something that'l make me very proud. Til then, Im just proud to be my fathers son.

[theskull1]

As a father myself I don't see what men have to be proud of when it comes to fathering a child. Its not as if we've dedicated a lot of time to the task? 

Is it as basic as, you're  proud your sperm works or what? It's a serious question.

At the far end of the journey yes you can look back and be proud at the job you've done raring them but at this stage........... 

[Puckoon]

As a father myself I don't see what men have to be proud of when it comes to fathering a child. Its not as if we've dedicated a lot of time to the task? 

Is it as basic as, you're  proud your sperm works or what? It's a serious question.

At the far end of the journey yes you can look back and be proud at the job you've done raring them but at this stage........... 

Do you feel like your little ones are your pride and joy? I feel like I most certainly will.