SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Remeber this Ard-T.....it's worth another run out given yesterday's result..

Seathrún, short of an obvious amendment to this arrangement, I am at one with you.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Remeber this Ard-T.....it's worth another run out given yesterday's result..

Seathrún, short of an obvious amendment to this arrangement, I am at one with you.

Well I'd have to lean on my environmental consultants and get them to change their report. It could all go David Kelly/WMD. It's a dangerous business

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Remeber this Ard-T.....it's worth another run out given yesterday's result..

Seathrún, short of an obvious amendment to this arrangement, I am at one with you.

Well I'd have to lean on my environmental consultants and get them to change their report. It could all go David Kelly/WMD. It's a dangerous business

If you need any enforcers to crack whips and get people on board, I've got them plenty in supply.

Hey Ard-T the sunday game is on if you're a glutton for that sort of thing.

I have great sympathy for ye when Pat turns to Tohill and says "And ,now AnnnThoonny, Tyrone yesterday....."

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Remeber this Ard-T.....it's worth another run out given yesterday's result..

Bring on the global warming

Us mountainy men and womeen will be around long after you soft townies and flat landers are relagated to history. Good Ulster stock will always tell out.

rockyracoon wrote:

Us mountainy men and womeen will be around long after you soft townies and flat landers are relagated to history. Good Ulster stock will always tell out.

No one doubts the, eh, purity of Ulster mountain stock, but inbreeding is generally frowned upon down here. We're not one-eyed for one thing.

905 wrote:

rockyracoon wrote:

Us mountainy men and womeen will be around long after you soft townies and flat landers are relagated to history. Good Ulster stock will always tell out.

No one doubts the, eh, purity of Ulster mountain stock, but inbreeding is generally frowned upon down here. We're not one-eyed for one thing.

That's cause Dooher is the AI man

905 wrote:

rockyracoon wrote:

Us mountainy men and womeen will be around long after you soft townies and flat landers are relagated to history. Good Ulster stock will always tell out.

No one doubts the, eh, purity of Ulster mountain stock, but inbreeding is generally frowned upon down here. We're not one-eyed for one thing.

Nah, yees aren't one eyed, yees are blind mongrels.

And they sure play a mean banjo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydGhd1Da6fo

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Hey Ard-T the sunday game is on if you're a glutton for that sort of thing.

I don't like to re-trace those painful 70 minutes. In truth, it was all downhill when Alan Brogan had to limp off the pitch, we were depressingly rudderless after that. I thought we'd have a good purple period in the second half but, alas, no.

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I have great sympathy for ye when Pat turns to Tohill and says "And ,now AnnnThoonny, Tyrone yesterday....."

Mmm, tis very trying, but then I remember all the things we have that they don't. We have Guinness, James Joyce, all the top universities, the capital of this island's commerce and Gay Byrne. What have Tyrone got? Exactly.

Guthrie ?

cactus flower wrote:

Guthrie ?

Who or what is Guthrie?

cactus flower wrote:

Guthrie ?

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Who or what is Guthrie?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyrone_Guthrie

http://www.tyroneguthrie.ie/


Will of Sir William Tyrone Guthrie
....my said dwelling-house, furniture, pictures and chattels and the income of my residuary estate to be used for the purpose of providing a retreat for artists and other like persons....
....so as to enable them to do or facilitate them in doing creative work.

cactus flower wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

Guthrie ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyrone_Guthrie

http://www.tyroneguthrie.ie/




Who or what is Guthrie?

Go raibh míle cactus. Dublin is still streets ahead of Tyrone imo.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Hey Ard-T the sunday game is on if you're a glutton for that sort of thing.

I don't like to re-trace those painful 70 minutes. In truth, it was all downhill when Alan Brogan had to limp off the pitch, we were depressingly rudderless after that. I thought we'd have a good purple period in the second half but, alas, no.

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I have great sympathy for ye when Pat turns to Tohill and says "And ,now AnnnThoonny, Tyrone yesterday....."

Mmm, tis very trying, but then I remember all the things we have that they don't. We have Guinness, James Joyce, all the top universities, the capital of this island's commerce and Gay Byrne. What have Tyrone got? Exactly.

I think you will find, Ard, that since 1941, we have James Joyce.

Slim Buddha wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Hey Ard-T the sunday game is on if you're a glutton for that sort of thing.

I don't like to re-trace those painful 70 minutes. In truth, it was all downhill when Alan Brogan had to limp off the pitch, we were depressingly rudderless after that. I thought we'd have a good purple period in the second half but, alas, no.

Quote :

I have great sympathy for ye when Pat turns to Tohill and says "And ,now AnnnThoonny, Tyrone yesterday....."

Mmm, tis very trying, but then I remember all the things we have that they don't. We have Guinness, James Joyce, all the top universities, the capital of this island's commerce and Gay Byrne. What have Tyrone got? Exactly.

I think you will find, Ard, that since 1941, we have James Joyce.

He was born and bred in Dubbalin Towin. All his success both national and international reflects back on him. Plus, we also have Thin Lizzy and U2. Us Dubs are the kingpins of Ireland. The culchies don't come close.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Slim Buddha wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Hey Ard-T the sunday game is on if you're a glutton for that sort of thing.

I don't like to re-trace those painful 70 minutes. In truth, it was all downhill when Alan Brogan had to limp off the pitch, we were depressingly rudderless after that. I thought we'd have a good purple period in the second half but, alas, no.

Quote :

I have great sympathy for ye when Pat turns to Tohill and says "And ,now AnnnThoonny, Tyrone yesterday....."

Mmm, tis very trying, but then I remember all the things we have that they don't. We have Guinness, James Joyce, all the top universities, the capital of this island's commerce and Gay Byrne. What have Tyrone got? Exactly.

I think you will find, Ard, that since 1941, we have James Joyce.

He was born and bred in Dubbalin Towin. All his success both national and international reflects back on him. Plus, we also have Thin Lizzy and U2. Us Dubs are the kingpins of Ireland. The culchies don't come close.

Of that, Ard, I have no doubt. My reference to Joyce was more "Where is he now?"