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Beginning to look like no FFer wants to stand in Ros/Sth Laythrum 
They'll have to press gang some Austin Currie 1990 type eejit to stand anyway just for the sake of it

Gúgail  ??

Only 6 others out in June

Can anyone save the Country from the damage done to it by the cuntish alliance of O'Reilly/Bertiebolox/Harney/McCreevy/Bankers/builders???
Hard to see where radical new thinking will come from looking at the FG/Lab ranks of wrinklies or the "new" whizz kids like Hayes/Varadkar whose notions would be suited to Thatcher in the 80s. or Bacik who is steeped in upper class Smoked salmon PC 1970s leftieism

At least I can vote for Ming 

Most other Counties did better in the Championship than the rhubarbs in 2010.
2010 was one hell of a grand year

I can see the headlines now..... Mayo Empire ends in rhubarb crumble.

MAYO, first we take the Rhineland Ballaghaderreen and then the World.

Dublin will be renamed Eastport.

Not an inch of our fair County will succumb to the rhubarb yoke(s).
Better dead than red and green.

Arent ye very sure of yereselves 

[anyone]

Common mayogodhelpus no need to start new thread on every FF thought you get?

O.K. the tins are finished, off to the pub to celebrate the fact that anyone, yes anyone but Fianna Fail will be in power before the end of March.

Make sure you iron your blue shirt before you go out

Can we play the DCU lads next Sunday or are they ineligible for the whole tournament ?

The Ros dressing room in Croker some September when we win Sam

If you are going to at least 7 of the NFL games and hopfully a div 4 Final , and going to NY it would be a saving.

Of course if you expect us to get to Croker in September......

I'll be voting Ming no 1 for sure anyway.
After that ...use my transfers to make sure no Effeffer gets in.
A lot of FF Council nonentities shuffling around in a will I /won't I mode.

[GAA cuts league admission prices]

GAA cuts league admission prices
The GAA has dropped admission prices for the 2011 hurling and football leagues
18 January 2011

The GAA has reduced the admission prices for the forthcoming Allianz National Football and Hurling Leagues.

Tickets for Division 1 and 2 of the NFL and the top tier of the hurling league drop from €15 to €13, a cut of more than 13 per cent on 2010 prices.

Admission to all games in the bottom two divisions of the football league will cost €10, with just €5 admission for the lower divisions of the hurling equivalent.

What about season tickets now? No longer quite as attractive.

Bad value for Div 4 teams alright.

The British state has already apologised for it. By the looks of things you nordie savages want every single person in Britain to file past past Northern Ireland and apologise for 800 years of rape murder and oppression.

They've only had 400 years in the North