Ah well done the Mayo Footballers for falling one point behind the mighty DUBS. BAC Abu. Proud ;)
Joe cool
As a Dub, be gracious in victory as you are in defeat.
Harry Molloy
+1
Spagnolia von Hoop
Always, Mr. Cool
Deluded
Ye Gods! That penalty!
Majestic display though, hard fought, well dine.
Deluded
*hmmph
well done
Feidlim MacSásta
@Spaghetti Hoop you sound like an English soccer fan.
Brother Barnabas
Have to hand it to Mayo. Were massive.
Gero
I wonder where Senan Connell’s car will end up this morning?
bertie blenkinsop
That is one gorgeous photo of Victoria Beckham.
Brother Barnabas
Racing Post?
Spagnolia von Hoop
Ah Bertie….would you?
I always thought you were brain over body. Hence Mildred. (Runs for cover)
bertie blenkinsop
I think she’s very stylish Hoops, I know a lot of people dislike her but I think she’s cool.
Kieran NYC
If someone had said back in 2008 that she’d be where she is now…
some old queen
Trump said follow the money and after receiving an anonymous tax document, that’s exactly what The New York Times is doing. It may be legal but not paying federal taxes for 18 years still looks crooked.
Sexists and misogynists again I suppose yea.. yawn/snore
Harry Molloy
Bit disappointed with the photo of yesterday’s game that the Times led with. it’s a fairly negative representation, there were some much nicer photos of the sportsmanship at the end of the game that could have been used.
forfeckssake
They should show this kind of thing and not whitewash it. There’s a dirty side to sport where violence and aggression is justified and it shouldn’t be.
Frilly Keane
“….Violence and Aggression…..”
FRO wi’yerself ffs
What we saw yesterday and last Sunday week was hard and fast attacks being met with hard line don’t give’em an inch Defence FROM BOTH TEAMS
Both days out were fabulous
Absolutely savage games
And thanks to all sides for a brilliant end to the Championship Season
See ye next year
forfeckssake
I was talking about what’s going on in the photo. Lads squaring up to each other, pushing each other in the face outside of the actual game.
Sheik Yahbouti
Oh dear, how sad, never mind.
topsy
Forfeck…… Get a life.
PS. Connolly is a Legend.
Twunt
There was more skill on show yesterday than in the first game, however that was not a game to showcase our national sports.
Frilly Keane
Would ya give over
n’ stop talking complete bollix
in terms of both codes putting on a showcase, 2016 Championship season has been one of the best
If you don’t like the physicality of Gaelic Games, don’t watch them
Stick t’ the golf
rotide
one of the best?
What are you smoking Frilly. Dublin Kerry was brilliant, most of the rest of the championship was appalling, particularly Mayo’s run which depended more on bloodymindedness than ability.
They played above themselves the last two games though, I’ll give them that,
Kieran NYC
+1
Violence seems to be excused and even sometimes condoned in the GAA
Feidlim MacSásta
That the The Times for you, always taking a dig at Ireland, even in the ‘Irish’ edition. Murdoch hates us.
petey
up mayo nonetheless
Daisy Chainsaw
The Indo didn’t mention anything on its front page about Ronan Mullen’s disgusting article referring to FFA babies as debris. I don’t believe in hell, but he does and I hope he’s plagued with thoughts of ending up there for the rest of his long, miserable life. A black hearted waste of skin, masquerading as a human being.
topsy
You lie, lie, lie, lie. He did not refer to babies as debris. Read the article again or possibly don’t. As has been said before, ” don’t let facts get in the way of lies” your lies in this instance.
LW
“Lately, we have been presented with the sad scenario of people who got a diagnosis of foetal abnormality. We were told how tragic it was for them to have to go to England for an abortion, and that they had to use a courier to bring their baby’s body back for burial. Doesn’t that sad little story, in which a sick unborn baby was denied the dignity of being allowed to reach a natural end, illustrate how heartless abortion providers are? Whether it’s in Dublin or Durham, the contents of an abortion are debris – not the kind of thing you put into a coffin and grieve over.”
Shayna
The Mayo goal-keeper had a nightmare, That high ball that he fumbled and bounced off his head in the second half? He tried to defend his goal and brought down the Dub – he gets a Black for that. I’m not one for believing in curses, but maybe Mayo can’t win an All-Ireland until all the ’51 Squad are dead. Stephen Cluxton’s speech didn’t involve a three cheers for Mayo salute – kinda unsporting?
Sheik Yahbouti
Grow up
Shayna
Grow up? I’m not sure what aspect of my comment acquires you to encourage me to “Grow up” – I would encourage you, however to continue the inhalation of blue smoke from Hill 16. By the way, I was born in Stillorgan.
Sheik Yahbouti
So?
rotide
It was very strange that Cluxton didn’t give a three cheers for Mayo. Not sure what that was about.
Feidlim MacSásta
Judging by these newspapers, most people I pass every day are complete morons.
Ah well done the Mayo Footballers for falling one point behind the mighty DUBS. BAC Abu. Proud ;)
As a Dub, be gracious in victory as you are in defeat.
+1
Always, Mr. Cool
Ye Gods! That penalty!
Majestic display though, hard fought, well dine.
*hmmph
well done
@Spaghetti Hoop you sound like an English soccer fan.
Have to hand it to Mayo. Were massive.
I wonder where Senan Connell’s car will end up this morning?
That is one gorgeous photo of Victoria Beckham.
Racing Post?
Ah Bertie….would you?
I always thought you were brain over body. Hence Mildred. (Runs for cover)
I think she’s very stylish Hoops, I know a lot of people dislike her but I think she’s cool.
If someone had said back in 2008 that she’d be where she is now…
Trump said follow the money and after receiving an anonymous tax document, that’s exactly what The New York Times is doing. It may be legal but not paying federal taxes for 18 years still looks crooked.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/02/us/politics/donald-trump-taxes.html
Sexists and misogynists again I suppose yea.. yawn/snore
Bit disappointed with the photo of yesterday’s game that the Times led with. it’s a fairly negative representation, there were some much nicer photos of the sportsmanship at the end of the game that could have been used.
They should show this kind of thing and not whitewash it. There’s a dirty side to sport where violence and aggression is justified and it shouldn’t be.
“….Violence and Aggression…..”
FRO wi’yerself ffs
What we saw yesterday and last Sunday week was hard and fast attacks being met with hard line don’t give’em an inch Defence FROM BOTH TEAMS
Both days out were fabulous
Absolutely savage games
And thanks to all sides for a brilliant end to the Championship Season
See ye next year
I was talking about what’s going on in the photo. Lads squaring up to each other, pushing each other in the face outside of the actual game.
Oh dear, how sad, never mind.
Forfeck…… Get a life.
PS. Connolly is a Legend.
There was more skill on show yesterday than in the first game, however that was not a game to showcase our national sports.
Would ya give over
n’ stop talking complete bollix
in terms of both codes putting on a showcase, 2016 Championship season has been one of the best
If you don’t like the physicality of Gaelic Games, don’t watch them
Stick t’ the golf
one of the best?
What are you smoking Frilly. Dublin Kerry was brilliant, most of the rest of the championship was appalling, particularly Mayo’s run which depended more on bloodymindedness than ability.
They played above themselves the last two games though, I’ll give them that,
+1
Violence seems to be excused and even sometimes condoned in the GAA
That the The Times for you, always taking a dig at Ireland, even in the ‘Irish’ edition. Murdoch hates us.
up mayo nonetheless
The Indo didn’t mention anything on its front page about Ronan Mullen’s disgusting article referring to FFA babies as debris. I don’t believe in hell, but he does and I hope he’s plagued with thoughts of ending up there for the rest of his long, miserable life. A black hearted waste of skin, masquerading as a human being.
You lie, lie, lie, lie. He did not refer to babies as debris. Read the article again or possibly don’t. As has been said before, ” don’t let facts get in the way of lies” your lies in this instance.
“Lately, we have been presented with the sad scenario of people who got a diagnosis of foetal abnormality. We were told how tragic it was for them to have to go to England for an abortion, and that they had to use a courier to bring their baby’s body back for burial. Doesn’t that sad little story, in which a sick unborn baby was denied the dignity of being allowed to reach a natural end, illustrate how heartless abortion providers are? Whether it’s in Dublin or Durham, the contents of an abortion are debris – not the kind of thing you put into a coffin and grieve over.”
The Mayo goal-keeper had a nightmare, That high ball that he fumbled and bounced off his head in the second half? He tried to defend his goal and brought down the Dub – he gets a Black for that. I’m not one for believing in curses, but maybe Mayo can’t win an All-Ireland until all the ’51 Squad are dead. Stephen Cluxton’s speech didn’t involve a three cheers for Mayo salute – kinda unsporting?
Grow up
Grow up? I’m not sure what aspect of my comment acquires you to encourage me to “Grow up” – I would encourage you, however to continue the inhalation of blue smoke from Hill 16. By the way, I was born in Stillorgan.
So?
It was very strange that Cluxton didn’t give a three cheers for Mayo. Not sure what that was about.
Judging by these newspapers, most people I pass every day are complete morons.