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still locked off this bloody board from home/work since the move, very annoying to say the least.   83 medals would be a lot imo and as i hate (!) the stacks it will hurt me to ask but i will and get back here. the top of rock st (urban terrace) was known as the street of champions because of the no. of ai medals there (only about 25 houses). micko doyles amongst others lived there. my parents bought his old house years ago so i make sure the green and gold hangs there when kerry are playing... anyway i know a few rockies so i'll see what they say and post back when i find a frendly computer....

its all very funny but someday ye might be missing too.....

may he rest in peace

sorry to hear that, must say i was unaware that he was the only roscommon man to lift sam (he did it twice) or that he was only one of 7 (i think) to do so twice. this stuff should be in crokers museum.....

i'm a big tb fan but it looks like hes way out of order there. still love to know what was said....

very interesting and enjoyable but noticed no mention of the dad. does he live in cork? i know its no one business but just curious....

"The North Sea Oil and Water (18 million profit per month), the Scottish can more than support itself. The question is, can England survive without Scotland?"


ziggy, AIB makes about 5 times that per month. should that be billion?

first of all a problem will only arise if there is a home semi-final for munster or leinster. then the game must be played in a ground with as 20,000 capacity, with landsdowne gone the irfu dont have one. ravenhill can be brought up to 19,000, surly they could fit another 1,000 in and solve the problem or european rugby can say 19,000 is enough in this once-off. alternatively there is a hugh cross over in rugby and gaa supporters in munster anyway so why not use the gaelic grounds as a once off..........

"It is founded on shared values that we hold in common: a commitment to liberty for all, a commitment to social responsibility shown by all, and a commitment to fairness to all."

thought there was a bit more to it than that......


"we in northern ireland are an internal part of the union blah blah"

bignifan, in a few months when martin mcguinness is back in charge of education your 4 year olds might be reading from a different script.... dream on yourself

heard on the radio a few weeks ago that the gaa were happy with the way things went this year and decided to stick with those dates. dont know any more....

the vast majority of soccer supporters also support gaa. the comments of a few nuts shouldnt be taken out of context....

"Ulster scots has more people speaking it that the oirish language does."



bignifanatic, 99% of your problems are caused by delusion. if your going to post wise up....

just to let everyone know that tomorrows irish examiner will have a 2007 sports calender, in previous years its been very good. i think the sunday times did one last year as well....

just like you charlie i was born in the winners enclosure, not quite sure yet (despite a soft spot for liverpool) but i think i'm with united this year....

happy Christmas everyone, those on the roads take it easy and be safe....