If Washington is a place where,
You’d go if you got a low fare,
It’s you should know,
You might get there, though,
You won’t make it with Ryanair.
John Moynes
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
If Washington is a place where,
You’d go if you got a low fare,
It’s you should know,
You might get there, though,
You won’t make it with Ryanair.
John Moynes
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
For the weekend that’s in it.
Saturday, February 2nd, 1980.
Ireland faced Scotland off the back of a whipping from her old master.
Ballerina-footed Ollie Campbell and the greased ferret like elusiveness of Colin Patterson lead the charge, backed by southern musclemen, Donal Spring and first-time in green try scorer Moss Keane.
Niall Kiely wrote in the following Monday’s Irish Times:
Our resident Scotsman in a busy restaurant came from Troon, and named, inevitably one-felt, Brown. He had found problems to transcend the day’s woes, one of which led him to beseech every woman present for a needle and thread – a terrace scrimmage had seen him split his only pair of trousers – yet further tragedy stalked in that he had belatedly discovered that Galway , where he wanted to visit an old flame, was not a suburb of Dublin.
Och!
Previously: Giving It A McLash, 1985
Retro Rugby on Broadsheet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_mnWXhS_es
Whatever you think of Mike Tyson’s career outside the ring, he sure could knock a sucka out.
As a teaser for the upcoming Scorsese biopic starring Jamie Foxx, he’s uploaded all 43 (yes, 43) K.O.s from his career so that fans can help select the top ten.
Sure where would you get it? Dublin 8. @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/8JUuvrwRBJ
— Carol Ballantine (@Cballantine) March 19, 2015
Design from the perspective of a very charming cat: the opening title sequence for the OFFSET 2015 conference in Dublin earlier his month.
Created by London studio Golden Wolf. Narrated by Donal Cox.
There is little practical reason for rendering signs, and official documents and public announcements, from English into Irish. There is no practical reason for rendering official English into an Irish-English ‘Esperanto’ that dignifies neither language.
READ ON: It’s the end of the road: the Irish language is coming to a full stop (Victoria White, Examiner)
(H/T: John Gallen)
(Pic: Panoramio)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXmD19clAY4
What you may need to know:
1. Yes, they’ve rebooted the Transporter series WITHOUT The Stath. HERESY!
2. Who’s the new Transporter? Ed Skrein. Who? EXACTLY.
3. Fact: Luc Besson farts these movies in his sleep.
4. Don’t worry, Stath fans, he’s back next month in THE MOST EAGERLY ANTICIPATED MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME.
5. We say: Are you sure this isn’t just a car ad?
Release Date: Summer
Lucinda & Co. call time on the fun-poking Renua Ireland Facebook account.
No fun.
Thanks James Chimney