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Or so you thought.

Dave Lowry writes:

Can’t believe that there is betting for schools matches, the Leinster colleges is a big comp but they’re only U18

Fight!

*sticks a monkey on Good Counsel*

Thanks Dave

Paddy Power 


Former Dublin GAA captain Bryan Cullen at ODEON Cinema, Point Village with Morgan Freeman Savannah Keogh, Summer O Callaghan and Charlie O Reilly from St. Audoens NS, Dublin 8.

Following last week’s Odeon Cinemas 2015 All-Ireland Final competition to find the best fantasy GAA movie.

The winners of TWO family passes to the screening of Sunday’s All-Ireland at Odeon cinemas near them are:

The Mighty One – “The GAA, The Bad and the Ugly”; But Ruffage – “Cúl Hand Luke”

Close calls but later ruled out by hawk-eye:

Brian Melvin – “The Inglorius Bastick”; Watermeters – “Fast and Furiouser”; Scottser – “Black Card Down”; MickyD – “One Flew Over The Canal End”; Streetwise Here – “Hamburger Hill 16”; Stephen – “Hurl Interrupted”; Spaghetti Hoop – “Breaking Bad Ball” and Murtles – “The Bruise Brothers”.

Thanks all.

Previously: Win All ireland Final Tickets

ODEON cinemas

irishworld

London-based ‘The Irish World’

The London County Board and its consultant engineers, Tobin Consulting UK Ltd, will this week be forced to put back work by at least a year while they look for contractors who can stick to its original budget [€4.17 million].

The new stadium, which has been many years in development, was supposed to open by May next year and to be a showpiece, county-level ground for the Irish community in London and in Britain.County London GAA.

It had been hoped that London would have its new stand and ground in time for next year’s 29 May Connacht Senior Football Championship clash with Mayo.

The London County Board has received a commitment of £1.3 million from Croke Park and £500,000 from Ireland’s Department of foreign Affairs and Trade and raised £500,000 itself.

London GAA’s Ruislip development postponed (The Irish World)

Anon writes:

This follows the fiasco of New Eltham [former ground sold to developers] and will be used by some within the [London GAA] Board as a stick to beat those who are trying to welcome a team from the Irish Guards….

Fight!