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Apparently ladies’ hooters are soon to make an appearance at GAA National League games. (fnarr!) Good news for referees, who already have their hands full. (snurk!)

New Hooter System To Be Tested (Irish Independent)

So it’s come to this. Fifteen hardy bucks from Tipperary (one of their more svelte candidates above) against the unstoppable stick-fighting supremos from Kilkenny.

 

  • Will Shefflin play?
  • Is he still pissed at M.I.A. over that Gingerpocalypse vid?
  • Who will win?
  • Who will lose?
  • Who’ll get a red card for delivering an impromptu hurley sandwich to his opponent?
  • Who’ll make sure the ref isn’t watching before interfering (oo-er) with his opponent’s helmet?

    • Search us. Do we look like Marty Morrissey?

    httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNBsg43cdTc

    Outside the home of the Lakers: an eloquent and philisophical yearning in the Greek-style.

    Meanwhile in Kildare, something a little less complicated…

    httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzsiU6OkkQs

    (GAA version uploaded sideways to YouTube – apologies).

    httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Re6E_MDrrno

    So the Dubs take on Cork this weekend in the All-Ireland semi-final.

    Here’s Paidi O’Se with some practical tips on how to quickly and effectively resolve any kind of dispute with your Cork opponent.

    Kerry vs Dublin, 1975.

    Hair unkempt, shorts tight, “metrosexual” a dim’n’distant prospect.

    Kerry’s Mickey Ned O’Sullivan takes three blows before coming out the wrong side of a three-man sandwich and wakes up in hospital.

    (Bonus Kerry/Dublin fight in the comments section)