Life Style Sports new bicep-busting ‘Style Ambassadors’ unveiled in Dublin yesterday.
But can you name them all?
Damn hipster jocks
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Sexton : “C’est très important d’apprendre le français, je fais les efforts, je veux m’intégrer, et la langue est importante en cela”
— Racing Metro 92 (@RacingMetro92) July 30, 2013
Johnathan Sexton being presented to the media in Paris this afternoon.
We don’t know what he is saying but it sounds beautiful.
Via Racing Metro 92
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU_BmCsz3xU
Playing against England in Vichy, France, Ireland’s triple-crown winning Wheelchair7s side demonstrates the art of running the ball along the line before pouncing.
Not for the faint of heart.
Previously: Lions
Thanks Graham Merrigan
For the evening that is in it.
He’s no Tom McGurk.
“Dewy-eyed nostalgia has been replaced with faith for the here and now”.
It’s got potential though.
Previously: A Game Like No Other
For the weekend that’s nearly in it.
March 19, 2000.
Ireland is gorging on foreign direct investment, near full employment and mounds of cocaine flown in by private jet.
A nation turned its lonely, puffy eyes to Paris.
Where a stocky tyke in a loose-fitting Irish jersey and tinted highlights entered the hairy cauldron of the Stade de France.
He was a very modest 21.
“I won’t say the French played poorly. We just hung in with them and emerged the better team on the day,”
To top off a great weekend Geri Halliwell’s ‘Bag it Up’ hit number one in the Irish charts.
Bon times.
(BOD pic: AP/Ticket pic: Rugby Relics)