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#1
General discussion / Re: European Leagues.
March 11, 2026, 09:37:41 PM
Quote from: Armagh18 on March 11, 2026, 09:31:15 PM
Quote from: Captain Obvious on March 11, 2026, 08:57:23 PMSome English journalists and pundits lost the run of themselves with how Premier League teams was doing in group stage of the Champions league that is for the 2nd year in a row has proved to be nothing more than shadow boxing.
Well obviously.

English teams showing their true level now!

Nothing much  "English" about them.

Billionaires  playthings that just happens  to be  located in England, that's all
#3
General discussion / Re: Kneecap...
March 11, 2026, 05:47:35 PM
Good to see

What about the  case  against that Canadian p***k? 
#4
Kerry V Mayo - Kerry by 1.5 KERRY
Dublin V Armagh - Dublin by 2.5 ARMAGH
Roscommon V Donegal - Donegal by 3.5 ROSCOMMON
Monaghan v Galway - Galway by 3.5 GALWAY
Louth v Derry - Derry by 2.4 LOUTH
Cork v Kildare - Cork by 3.5 CORK
Meath v Tyrone - Meath by 0.5 MEATH
Offaly v Cavan - Cavan by 2.5 CAVAN
Fermanagh v Laois - Laois by 3.5 FERMANAGH
Clare v Wexford - Clare by 1.5 CLARE
Sligo V Down - Down by 3.5 SLIGO
Westmeath v Limerick - Westmeath by 3.5 WESTMEATH
Carlow V London - Carlow by 5.5 CARLOW
Waterford v Antrim - Antrim by 5.5 WATERFORD
Leitrim v Longford - Longford by 3.5 LONGFORD
Wicklow v Tipp - Wicklow by 1.5 WICKLOW
#5
Quote from: lurganblue on March 11, 2026, 11:32:22 AM
Quote from: AustinPowers on March 10, 2026, 11:04:27 PMAny more for  The Clash?

And any more  bands/singer suggestions?

Handy list of who have been done already?

Arctic Monkeys
Kings Of Leon
The Prodigy
Van the man
Kasabian
Stereophonics

Apologies if already covered.

Van Morrison was   mentioned before, so I'll add him to  the list.

Meanwhile, we'll continue with the Clash......
#6
Any more for  The Clash?

And any more  bands/singer suggestions?
#7
General discussion / Re: The FA Cup Thread
March 10, 2026, 11:12:44 AM
Quote from: Truthsayer on March 09, 2026, 10:34:11 PMLittle wonder the pundits have become more box office than the players. That was atrocious. And the Premiership has become unwatchable.
Does he actually collect a week's wages after that?

That's true.

I can't hack  the PL these days. I would usually  record MOTM and just fast forward to see the goals. 
#8
Quote
QuoteMight announce a cut in fuel duty although Labor seem hard to get anything out of.

G7 meeting now to discuss whether to release their storage reserves to help reduce prices and just as I type this they're not dipping into the reserves
Apparently the big jump is yet to come.

Tough times ahead.
Well, there is a war  to pay for
#9
Quote from: illdecide on March 09, 2026, 11:21:46 AMBrilliant Ballhopper, been following your news for a long time and i'm delighted for you that you're doing well. I've had a few blips myself but feel embarrassed posting anything when you see what others (Ballhopper) have went through or are currently going through.

Fair play BH

Youve been through the  mill but your positivity  is fantastic. Wishing you  years of  good health

Illdecide - fire away.  We're all affected by something, bits creaking  or  falling off.....and  if it helps you and others to write about it , go ahead.
#10
Read an article yesterday about a journalist who  interviewed him.  Couple of things didn't seem right  about what Huntly  said . It  was him who sussed it out

Huntly said he  had taken the dog for a walk, and was washing it front of house, when he met the  girls walked  by. He said the girls only  asked about  the girlfriend (who was their teaching asst). He found it strange two little girls would see a man washing a big fluffy dog , and not   mention  it or ask it's name etc.

Second thing was  he said was he  knew how the girls would react  if they came across a  person  who  tried to kidnap them.  But he  wasn't at their school, didn't know the girls' character , so why would he have known this .

Journalist  knew things didn't add up , and  phoned the  police, and he was arrested.

There was reports in loads of places  around Britain  and Ireland The girlfriend was  being  relocated. Heard Coleraine  mentioned once. Surely wherever  she is , she'd be recognised with a new haircut  or glasses. She'd need a bit  of surgery to hide in the shadows.
#11
What's the damage this morning?
#12
Building next to Glasgow central station  on fire

Lots of trains  cancelled.

Not a  good time to be  stuck in Glasgow
#13
Seamie should get  himself a hobby. Knife  juggling,  blindfold tightrope walking or something.

How that tube gets  anything done is beyond me. Can't be good for the old blood pressure being  in a constant state of  sectarian bitter outrage
#14
General discussion / Re: Katie Taylor in Croker?
March 08, 2026, 12:33:31 PM
Womens GAA  dont get  great crowds. Seen some match highlights lately, where there's only a  few dozen , or  on other occasions,  maybe only a man in an Offaly jersey behind  the goals
#15
General discussion / Re: On this day.
March 08, 2026, 12:25:43 PM
Quote from: Baile BrigĂ­n 2 on March 08, 2026, 12:15:58 PM
Quote from: AustinPowers on March 08, 2026, 12:11:48 PM
QuoteOn this day 60 years ago, the IRA blew up Nelson's column on O'Connell Street, Dublin. 8th March 1966.
 This song by 'The Go Lucky Four', celebrating that event, was number 1 in the Irish charts for 8 weeks.
The Dubliners also had a song about it.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=__3v0eKHB_s
Strange that a British figure stood in the Main Street  of the Irish capital  for near 50 years after the Brits left. If it hadn't been blown up ,   it  could well still be standing there
Not really. The plan was always to remove him but keep the column. The argument was over who to replace him with.

Was there  realistic plans at  that time to replace him though?

They were taking their time  about it, if there was!