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Ah, well.

May I steal Grandpa's picks and just swap Rose for McIlroy?

Louth winning the Leinster Championship surely qualifies as strange happenings in Ireland.

Genge
Sheehan
Furlong
Itoje
Beirne
Curry
Morgan
Earl

JGP
F Smith
Kinghorn
Tuipulotu
Jones
DVDM
Keenan

Kelleher
Porter
Stuart
Chessum
Pollock
Mitchell
Russell
Freeman

Something like that?

redderneck wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 4:32 pm
ZappaMan wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 4:12 pm
redderneck wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 3:59 pm
Nobody likes anarchy lads.
Like the anarchy of a missing vocative comma?
I find both anarchy and anarchy lads to be distasteful.

Society's scrumhalves. It's all about what they want, when it suits them.

Well played

redderneck wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 3:59 pm
Nobody likes anarchy lads.

Like the anarchy of a missing vocative comma?

hermie wrote: ↑Fri Apr 25, 2025 12:22 pm The Chiefs absolutely hockeyed Farce this morning. Munster look like they're onto a winner in McMillan.

Can he prop?

I find Milei utterly fascinating. He shares minimal DNA with Trump - he is far more coherent in approach and properly grounded in economic theory. Looking from outside the Argie tent he seems to have done a remarkable job and, frankly, is proving a template that many other countries could apply to v...

Ah, well.

earl the beaver wrote: ↑Mon Apr 07, 2025 7:55 pm USA - Scheffler, Scot (1)
GB&I - McIlroy, Rory (2)
Europe - Straka, Sepp (14)
Africa - Bezuidenhout, Christiaan (57)
Aus/NZ - Lee, Min-woo (22)
RoW - Connors, Corey (21)
Wildcard - Rahm, Jon (80)

Done.

redderneck wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:48 pm
ZappaMan wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:47 pm Now we just beat Bordeaux followed by Toulouse followed by Leinster and we're quids in.
One day at a time, dear Jesus.

I'm bitter. Old man had spares and asked me to go down with him. Turned it down as was already away with work this week. Only live once, Zappa lad, only live once.

Now we just beat Bordeaux followed by Toulouse followed by Leinster and we're quids in.

Christ.

The lads

anonymous_joe wrote: ↑Wed Mar 19, 2025 5:31 pm Nobody in Tralee wants Killarney to succeed. It's bizarre.

Not bizarre at all - Shelbyville is packed with cunts.

Kid was getting me to check the most capped list and I spotted that if they haven't updated for today's win yet then the win today means we've now won as many games as we've lost at international level. 366 of each. I think it would be the first time that's ever the case, going back to the first Te...

Just grab yourself a nice gelato and ensure you're tucked up safely in bed by 8 o'clock instead.

Rome is absolutely hopping with Irish, never seen this many here the day before a game, tomorrow is going to be mental Enjoy it! Where you staying? About 5 minutes from the Vatican, have stayed in the same apartments before, very central Yeah, I'm a bit jelly. Enjoy - my favourite 6 Nations weekend...

Oh, and congratulations, Nols, top work

I have a couple of pals who were at that - they said it was great craic that was laughed off by attendees and then forgotten.

Munster J1 or J2 is the ceiling historically. Never been an AIL club from Kerry.

Player and set up wise, Tralee could certainly have gone senior a couple of times but opted not to chase it as was felt the additional travel cost would cripple the club, but they're a long way short of that these days.

Listowel and Kenmare. Abbeyfeale are on the border with a club, too.

Beginning to suspect that this year's Lions will be decidedly non-vintage. Might be the weakest iteration in a long time.

Allez, les Bleus

There was a veritable fin de siècle feel to that. A number of those lads are either done or are already eyeing up the coat rack. Issue is, the stocks behind them are looking a tad threadbare.

Few lean years incoming, I fear.

bw245 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 08, 2025 9:21 am How’s everyone’s nerves?

As Doris Day sang, que sera, sera - but I think we'll lose.

Don't see the win looking at those teams. Tight French win, I reckon.

Ah here, Danaher is in the top 10 players I've ever seen come out of Abbeyfeale RFC.

Mr. Very Popular wrote: ↑Thu Mar 06, 2025 11:27 am Aki to have the highest tackling count is near certain.

No better man for the job.

Munster Rugby and the IRFU are pleased to confirm the signing of JJ Hanrahan from Connacht Rugby on a two-year deal. https://www.munsterrugby.ie/2025/03/05/jj-hanrahan-returning-to-munster-rugby-next-summer/ Rumoured Munster are signing a tighthead from Connacht too. Looting is so unfair. No young ...

Man, that pizza looks good.

Feck this, I'm dusting off the 'aul Dublin birth cert.

Well, this is embarrassing.

Boy, oh boy, history happens fast.

shanky wrote: ↑Thu Feb 27, 2025 12:09 pm
I remember watching him recount the story of his father leaving. He was 13, playing in the street. Dad drives past, half-raises a hand to him, then never comes back. Brutal.

I know this happened 82 years ago to someone I never knew, but I still find this tale upsetting.

Very happy with that appointment. Now, if we could just sort out everything else that is amiss with Munster rugby.

The NZ match for me (in an Irish context) - everyone knows which one I mean. Still not over it, but there's things in life you don't ever get over.... There was a game v France in the 90's where we played well but missed a few kicks in it and lost ... won't even check the records for the year... bu...

Duff Paddy wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2025 10:06 pm
It’s best to view this as a sort of comedy series about a narcissistic trust fund baby who ended up getting elected as president of the USA

Mentally humming the Curb intro music before every Trump presser would have a salving effect.

Ireland 25 point favourites against Wales. Crazy how far they've fallen. I know. I'd have had us at 35. WTF has gone wrong lads? I know we should blow them out the gate but the hubris, plus the unknown factor of Gatland leaving, is troubling my waters. Fecking knew it. If I was still a gambling man...

Phil Orr would be a destroyer of worlds in the modern programme of coaching/training Great shout The YouTube algorithm brought me this as I was wanting to go to bed last night. Ireland v Scotland from 1980. It’s almost an unrecognizable game. The different laws are funny too; one time Rutherford st...

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