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Thanks Enda Bolger (The Irish Sun); Neil Henderson (UK covers); Dermot Ahern (The Irish Examiner); Colm Heaney (The Irish Daily Mirror)
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Noooo not Tigsey! I really thought those kids would make a go of it :(
On the plus side he’s available for you now Caroline
Hmm, no thanks. Few too many coats of oil on that dipstick.
Really? As my brother says “there’s nothing like an old cow for walking home ” :)
Ha, ha…
I linked my name to ‘Dance With The Devil’ by Cozy Powell, suckers!
(Arguably the worst song to reach No. 3 in January 1974, also arguably the best. Who knows? Who cares?}
‘Na Na Na’ was a better song, arguably.
Take a listen…You decide…Is it really a song?
Were either of them proper songs?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZsOVCaLGyQ
I don’t think so.
You’ll forget dem papers just as quickly.
…Oh yes you will.
John Terry is a symbol of everything wrong with premiership football…. the arrogance, the entitlement, the exclusion and determent of everyone who is ‘different’.
Long live the thug, racism is king.
There is no justice in football.
He’s a great centre back though.
Front page “news” on the “Irish” Times: British soldier scandalised in 1918 in Fermoy.
Is it any wonder their circulation has almost halved over the last 7-8 years?
Yeah. Historical insight stuff is so fkn bent.
It’s hardly news, is it?
It’s not current affairs. I mean it’s no Tiger Woods break-up. But this kind of thing makes it to the newspapers all the time.