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2-0 to Armenia !!

You'll need to sign 'him' up on sky.com, get the online account. You'll need his sky card number, or account number from his bill to register for the online account.

Good stuff.
Never knew it be that easy.
Does this work on wifi only or will 3G suffice? I'd say it eats up serious amount of data allowance.
Be great when you have to go shopping with herself.

Armenia 1-0 up in Slovakia 58mins gone.

Yeah watching it here myself.

http://www.vipbox.tv/watch/5639/1/slovakia-vs-armenia.html

Answer = Yes.

My brother uses mine for the NFL.

You need to have access to his online account, and password. And then the first time you access it will register it as an approved device.

I use my IPOD as one device, and the brother's laptop is the other.

I'd say he won't have an online account,he is only just starting using text messages!!
What would I do so,just create one in his name using the home address or do Sky customers have a ID number that I need ?

I don't have Sky I have UPC. My auld lad however has Sky.
I was just reading on the Sky website that Sky Go is free for Sky subscribers...
I wonder would it work if I use his Sky I.D and address?

have to say sky go is great. my mate give me his password and now i have his sky sports, espn and sky movies for free via my pc and tv.

Would you not throw him a few quid to cover the cost ya tight arse.




*pm me the password like a good fella 

Excellent work on that link ross4life,I was trying to figure out all the permutations myself.

[Well below the radar of many.]

Bowes or Chaplins are two gems of pubs. Well below the radar of many.

That's what I like about Bowes its never over crowded,also the bar men are mostly country men Carlow and Wicklow I think are where the two lads are from that always seem to be there when I'm in.
Best pub in the city by a mile for a pint and chat IMO.

Had to make do with listening to it on the wireless but it sounded like we got out of jail.
Sounded like the defense were immense as well.
Great to come out of it with a point,is that 6 clean sheets in a row now? Some going in fairness.

Bowes on Fleet Street,great little quiet pub for a few top quality pints.

Ebooks and Audio books are easy available on torrent sites.
I like the audio books myself and have a good few burnt to CD for long car journeys when I'm on my todd.

I'd probably just burn rat face's book though.

[It's called Welsh by everyone in Kilkenny]

The KK goalkeeper could be doing some extra laps in training next year given his perfromance when being interviewed at the banquet on the Sunday game.

Not sure if Cody will appreciate his sense of humour.....

I'd say Cody would be more worried about the goal he let in. One thing is for sure, PJ Ryan won't be eating all around him this Christmas.

, Walsh (why do RTE insist on referring to him as "Welsh"?),

Because that is how it is pronounced by most people in Connacht,Munster and Leinster outside of Kilkenny.
It's called Welsh by everyone in Kilkenny... also the Gaeilge is Breathnach which means Welshman so arguably Welsh is the proper version.

Not everyone, there's a good few down there that call it Walsh as well.

It's Welsh where I come from also.
Everyone in Kilkenny would say Welsh.

I was reminded this morning, while reading the player ratings in the Irish News, that it's coverage of hurling is atrocious. Paul Murphy and Brian Hogan both got 6.5

Christ I would have had Murphy as a contender for man of the match.
Maybe it was 6.5 out of 7.

Well its in the bag now for the Dubs. Cork released a song last year and it was the winning of Sam for them. Fair play to the Dubs for being so proactive. I prefer it to that Kings of Leon shite too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6Rkl60P_yk&feature=aso

They should of got this fella to sing it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD_s1uPheEY

The Icehouse in Ballina is very impressive. Lovely location on the Moy and the food is excellent.

A bit inconvenient for a Sunday carvery if you live between Portadown and Moira. 

Wouldn't be a first time a thread went away from the original question.

The Leopardstown Inn in Dublin has as good a carvery as you will get anywhere.(Unless your from the North of course because everything is better up there.)