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MunsterMan
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I just learned that Luke Fitz is a past pupil of the Gaelscoil in Douglas, Cork. He has gone up in my estimation now! 
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shtove
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (MunsterMan @ Mar 13 2009, 07:46 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
Maith an fear!I just learned that Luke Fitz is a past pupil of the Gaelscoil in Douglas, Cork. He has gone up in my estimation now!
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An Tarbh
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I'd love to kneecap the f***er who started calling Irish gaelic.
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shtove
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (An Tarbh @ Mar 13 2009, 09:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
Gaelic is a language spoken by people. Irish is a prejudice asserted by politicians.
You prove your opponent's point. Nice.
Precisely. They've been doing that in Ulster for centuries.
Gaelic is a language spoken by people. Irish is a prejudice asserted by politicians.
You prove your opponent's point. Nice.
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An Tarbh
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (shtove @ Mar 13 2009, 12:37 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
Gaelic is a language spoken by people. Irish is a prejudice asserted by politicians.
You prove your opponent's point. Nice.
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utter gibberish, back to your chair.
Precisely. They've been doing that in Ulster for centuries.
Gaelic is a language spoken by people. Irish is a prejudice asserted by politicians.
You prove your opponent's point. Nice.
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utter gibberish, back to your chair.
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shtove
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (An Tarbh @ Mar 13 2009, 11:44 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
Gaelic is a language spoken by people. Irish is a prejudice asserted by politicians.
You prove your opponent's point. Nice.
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utter gibberish, back to your chair.
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Now, now - disrespect doesn't work on t'intertubes.
Precisely. They've been doing that in Ulster for centuries.
Gaelic is a language spoken by people. Irish is a prejudice asserted by politicians.
You prove your opponent's point. Nice.
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utter gibberish, back to your chair.
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Now, now - disrespect doesn't work on t'intertubes.
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MunsterMan
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I was leaning towards him being a legend for going to school in Cork, but the Irish thing works too I suppose given the week that is in it. Is Gaelic not just an Anglicisation (hate that word) of the word Gaeilge?
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An Tarbh
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well it's an ignorant one, using an already existing word as your Anglicisation of another.
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stevemagoo
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Have a long shot (But not totally unbelievable) bet on for the weekend of rugby.
10 euro triple -
Wales by 11-15 points (With 10 changes and a fired up Italy a possibility)
France by 11-15 points - Also quite possible
Ireland by 21-25
Return would be â'¬6700!
More than likely it'll all be over by the first game however!!
The Ireland result is improbable but theres a chance we could cut loose. Think the changes are good - add a bit of freshness and also give people a chance to perform in order to make the matchday XV against Wales. 193 caps between the 4 of them speaks for itself.
Darce has been holding his hand up for selection like an 8 yeah old who knows the capital of France
Leamy, as people have mentioned was ousted due to injury, but will take a hell of a performance to push Heaslip out.
Strings has added a real sense of urgency to the breakdown and could create a lot more time and space for the outside backs.
Best definitely deserves a chance after his Ulster performances - I echo the "let's hope the lineout works" comment though.
10 euro triple -
Wales by 11-15 points (With 10 changes and a fired up Italy a possibility)
France by 11-15 points - Also quite possible
Ireland by 21-25
Return would be â'¬6700!
More than likely it'll all be over by the first game however!!
The Ireland result is improbable but theres a chance we could cut loose. Think the changes are good - add a bit of freshness and also give people a chance to perform in order to make the matchday XV against Wales. 193 caps between the 4 of them speaks for itself.
Darce has been holding his hand up for selection like an 8 yeah old who knows the capital of France
Leamy, as people have mentioned was ousted due to injury, but will take a hell of a performance to push Heaslip out.
Strings has added a real sense of urgency to the breakdown and could create a lot more time and space for the outside backs.
Best definitely deserves a chance after his Ulster performances - I echo the "let's hope the lineout works" comment though.
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An Tarbh
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that's the worry with Best but Flannery hasn't been perfect either this season with his throwing, but if his overthrows result in the try we saw in Rome than who cares.
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An Tarbh
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well Italy have done us a huge favour now, here's hoping we capitalise now by getting the win.
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An Tarbh
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will be a good test for Horan today going up against Murray, be interesting to see how he does against a step up in class from what he's faced so far.
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Ruff
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COME ON SCOTLAND
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An Tarbh
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talk about last ditch from Fitzgerald.
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Mr.cyclopede
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Flowers of Scotland is definitely the most beautiful hymn I know...Sung a cappella gives me the goosefleh
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An Tarbh
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good clearance from Stringer, we need to really compete against the Scottish throw now.
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An Tarbh
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not even jumping, **** sake.
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An Tarbh
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that looked harsh, thought he was on his feet, can't be giving Scotland these chances.
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An Tarbh
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never any doubts.
3-0 Scotland 7 mins
3-0 Scotland 7 mins
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An Tarbh
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when you turn the ball over the last thing you need is an overlap of forwards!
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