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at1/2 Proof that Tony Soprano was not gunned down with his family at the end of the series. A Drunken man verbally abusing Gardai in Tralee..
— Jerry O’Sullivan (@jerosullivanRK) October 9, 2014
2/2 was ordered to pay €750 to court poor box.Took gardai and several bouncers to subdue him. When asked his name he replied Tony Soprano
— Jerry O’Sullivan (@jerosullivanRK) October 9, 2014
Oh.
Do you own a spoon? Do you like chilli? Are you generous?
Chewy writes:
“I have no doubt that there is some amazing chilli cooks and chilli fans amongst the Broadsheet readership. Right now we’re looking for entrants for the 2nd almost annual Chilli Con Carnivale at The Bernard Shaw, Richmond Street, on Oct over 25.
All money raised goes to Fighting Words
How do you cook yours anyone?
Rock Stars
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Hello you.
Kim Buckley writes:
“Team Gibraltar [ahead of the Euro 2016 qualifier against Ireland at Lansdowne Road Nua on Saturday] just hanging out in the Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre [Dublin] yesterday afternoon….”
Update:
Team Gib on Grafton Street, Dublin.
Paul McNulty writes:
“More of the players including one ‘pulling a Balotelli‘…”
Brogan’s Run
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Handsome scamp Dublin GAA star Bernard Brogan has been appointed President of the Federation of Irish Sport.
Brogan said at his appointment:
I am delighted to take up the challenge of being President of the Federation and look forward to working closely with the Federation and its members to further spread the message of the true value of sport to Ireland
Is he really suitable for this appointment?
Fair play though, in fairness.
Shelbourne FC of the League of Ireland.
Fancy footwork.
Utilitarian poster design
Niall Farrell writes:
“The 1895 Trust, Shelbourne FC’s supporters’ trust, are holding an end-of-season social event this Friday at 7.30pm. Everyone is welcome along to celebrate the club, or just to celebrate the fantastic performers we’ll have on the night. Paul Curran (spoken word), Harbourmaster, Gavin White (from White Collar Boy) and Lewis Kenny (spoken word) are all performing in the Tolka Bar at Tolka Park [Richmond Rd, Drumcondra, Dublin] Tickets are €10 and can be bought on the door, with proceeds being evenly split between funding fixed costs related to the bar and The 1895 Trust….”
G’wan the reds.
Previously: Sparky
Ah here.
Also:1976 sent a telegram concerning ‘photo use’.
Thanks Dave M
Dublin’s Grand Canal basin last night.
Oisín tweetz:
Took these as part of my “Dublin you’re not always a kip” series
Jaysus.
The cast of Second Captains as 1990s unthinking girl’s boy band Backstreet Boys (ALRIGHT!).
Fergus McCormack writes:
“The hugely popular Second Captains Live returns for its third series just in time for the November rugby internationals and some crucial Euro qualifiers with special guest Kilkenny legend Henry Shefflin plus Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey, Dublin hero Jason Sherlock, Ireland goalkeeper Emma Byrne and comedian David O’Doherty….”
RTÉ2, Wednesday 8 Ocotber at 9.30pm
Name those Second Captains and their Backstreet doppelgängers anyone?