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Monaghan Artist Gerard McCarey is on a mission to get his drawing of Conor McGregor Signed. Who can help him?
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Home. pic.twitter.com/yV5pkaZ4hR
— David Baddiel (@Baddiel) July 7, 2018
This afternoon.
Comics Frank Skinner and David Baddiel of ‘Three Lions (Footballs’s Coming Home)‘ infamy celebrate England’s victory over Sweden in the quarter-final of the World Cup.
England will play for a place in the final against either Russia or Croatia, who meet in the last quarter-final tonight.
Coming or going home?
Only you can decide.
Previously: Should I Wear My Three Lions Shirt in Dublin?
Flag of St George outside an unnamed Dublin pub during the 2014 World Cup
Further to England’s World Cup advancement…
Ireland-based, England-born Malcolm D writes:
Having had a miniature St George flag ripped off my car during the last World Cup I am preparing to openly support England again and intend wearing my [Three Lions] replica shirt this weekend in Dublin. Is this a wise move or still too soon? Perhaps your readers could help?
Anyone?
Pic via Patrick Comerford
🗣⚽ Why is football so full of cliches? #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/mMe3p1ibrB
— BBC (@BBC) July 3, 2018
Meanwhile…
England and Colombia fans preview their last-16 meeting in Moscow #WorldCup #Eng #Col pic.twitter.com/DQpeQby6Yc
— Guardian sport (@guardian_sport) July 3, 2018
England play Colombia tonight for a place in the World Cup Quarter Final at 7pm.
They’re It’s going coming home.
UPDATE:
World Cup 2018: England beat Colombia on penalties https://t.co/CE8KWaTdHA
— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) July 3, 2018
We’ll never hear the end of this.
Stop that!
Last night (9pm).
Robswalls, Portmarnock, County Dublin.
Katherine writes:
Despite the shortage of water countrywide, Portmarnock Football Club power hosing their entire pitch before the hose ban comes into effect…
Defiant Test
at
This evening.
Ultan Mashup writes:
Easily confused? Or very handy? Ireland vs India cricket @ Malahide
India declares 208 for 5. Glad our friends brought the weather…
Blue Summer
at
Yesterday.
GAA football fans, including RTÉ’s Marty Morrissey, outside Croke Park during after the Leinster final between Dublin and Laois.
All photos by Matthew Spalding and David Quinn (a different one), who plan to photograph fans on their way into the stadium for every match this Summer.
Will and Janet in Dublin. Will is running half marathons in every city of culture in Europe
Free this evening?
Fancy a run?
Janet Cole writes:
If anyone is interested in a ‘Pop-Up Run‘ meeting at Connolly Station, Dublin at 6pm tonight.
Will is a buddy from a running club in Paris. He previously ran every continent and is now running every city of culture in Europe…
This is the 55th race of 60 with the last race in Paris and Cork is next.
Come join us, no need to complete course [21km] even if you just feel like the first 5km, keep us company.
All of our sponsors’ proceeds are going to charity for Autism.
Hopefully see you there :) Lace em up
More details here
Take This
at
Robbie Williams…. any reason for this? pic.twitter.com/hjSHTSrqID
— Harry (@HarryCFC_) June 14, 2018
Charmed, I’m sure.
We Are Ireland – World Cup 2018 Song
Yes!
Jason Branagan writes:
Today marks the start of World Cup 2018 and although Ireland aren’t there, it doesn’t mean we can’t have a World Cup song.
Ireland may not be the greatest footballing nation in the world (despite what the song says), but no one beats us on nostalgia and that’s what comes through here.
We Are Ireland is a homage to the spirit of the Irish football fans…