Someone you think is really sound

Hector Bellend

I'd love to go on the session with Prince Philip. That could make for an eventful evening.

From my experience John O'Shea seems like a genuinely nice guy. I'm neither a Sunderland nor a Manchester United but have seen him on Ireland trips and he comes across well

blueser

conor222 wrote: »

Maybe if you ignore all the sexual assault charges, cover up, ruining of the womans life, denying it etc.

Link

Yeah yeah yeah. But apart from all that, he's a decent skin.

r93kaey5p2izun

6541 wrote: »

Zumo on Fair City, sound lad.

Except when he's assaulting his girlfriend.

robman60

Bradley Walsh from the Chase. I reckon he'd be a great man to have pints with.

Wilberto

Taylor Swift.




:cool::D

Rubberlegs

I always thought that Cameron Diaz would be good fun on a night out.

kfallon

Deleted User wrote: »

This the second time someone has said this guy.

He went on the sauce in Killarney and damaged cars. After getting into a row in the INEC and storming off the stage, leaving the audience pretty annoyed.

Where does he get his reputation as being sound? It seems very undeserved. Only an arsehole damages parked cars.

And this is the second time you've said all that!

Pyr0

Dave Grohl, Hugh Jackman and Jason Newstead all seem like stand up guys, have heard nothing but good things when people have met them.

monkeysnapper

Graham Norton .

He always comes across as a nice feller.

A few years ago students in Tralee Invited him along thinking he probably wouldn't come, low and behold he turns up in his vw golf . I heard he was a real gentleman .

twirlagig

Another vote for John Creedon, he just seems so down to earth. And I've only started listening back on his radio shows after seeing a post here, brilliant stuff.
Francis Brennan too, I love him and himself and his brother seem lovely.
Always thought Kevin Spacey comes across well and funny in any interviews I've seen him doing, funny guy and a great impressionist too.

Pippi Longstocking

For me it has to be Des Cahill, he always comes across as a decent fella. I'd love to go for a drink with him!

floraldream

Knex. wrote: »

Kevin Bridges

I met him in Kilkenny and he was sound

twirlagig

Pippi Longstocking wrote: »

For me it has to be Des Cahill, he always comes across as a decent fella. I'd love to go for a drink with him!

God yeah, forgot him

pimpmyhat

Didi hamann

Dick phelan

Shane Lowry and Padraig Harrington both seem really sound lads from the golfing world. Brendan Gleeson always comes across well oh and Liam Neeson i reckon would be good to have a few with

This man...went to pub to celebrate Lotto win, shares winnings, buys second hand car...

http://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/newsireland/irish-%E2%82%AC4m-lotto-winner-bought-modest-second-hand-car/ar-AApkPzo?li=AAmb2oK&ocid=ientp

Oops69

Summer wind wrote: »

David Attenborough.

I'd say he'd be riveting talking about doing documentary narration from a studio for 20 years

antodeco

Barack Obama. Just seems like he's good company!

5rtytry56

miriam o'callaghan in her role as 'Prime Time' presenter.

Subacio

Rachel Riley was dead sound when I met her.

I haven't met Elaine Crowley but she comes across as being an all round nice person.

branie2

Gwyneth Paltrow.

Lorelli!

Ricky Tomlinson

harry Bailey esq

Syphonax wrote: »

Sean Moncrieff seems a good laugh

He does indeed. But a two hour dose of him is enough for me. I'd imagine Shaun Ryder is a bit of a c*nt but I'd probably enjoy his company. In terms of soundness,our dear president Michael D is the world champion. He's the biro amongst pens,the cock amongst the roaches. A razor sharp wit,a natural raconteur. Its like somebody took all the best parts of Jack Nickleson,Paul Weller, Bob Marley,Hunter S Thompson and Fonzy and rolled them up into one and then stuck them into the body of a small fella from the west of Ireland.
He could sit drinking Old Cellar and smoking weed for the afternoon in his back garden with homeless people until Sabina calls him in(much to his chagrin) for his dinner then afterwards don a tuxedo and entertain the Queen for the rest of the evening. An absolute legend. Our mick is coolness personified.

Autochange

Enda Kenny

Anyone?

ChunkyLover54

blueser wrote: »

Peter Crouch. Alweays comes across as a decent bloke in interviews. Loved his reply when he was once asked what would he have been if he wasn't a professional footballer; "A virgin", came the reply. Nice one Crouchie, us fugly fellas have to stick together.

https://twitter.com/petercrouch/status/876846713163718656?lang=en

ChunkyLover54

Bryan Cranston - seems like a nice normal guy.

BorneTobyWilde

Danny Koker

DEFTLEFTHAND

John Part.

smurgen

I'd say Dave Fanning is a really nice guy. He's really into his music and good at his job.

alberto67

Jeremy Kyle

mewe

Donald Trump. He's just so humble and full of empathy. He seems like such a decent, caring, lovely man.

branie2

Natalie Portman

jr86

Niall Horan for all his success strikes me as completely down to earth and genuine

He's been a multi-millionaire since his teens, has women everywhere throwing themselves at him, can barely step outside his house but he still comes across really sincere and pleasant

6541

Pat Hickey

pimpmyhat

6541 wrote: »

Pat Hickey

Lovely man

branie2

Star Trek actor Colm Meany

alberto67

Adrian Kennedy

illdoit2morrow

Bobby Kerr.

Never met the man or had any dealings with him but he comes across as a nice guy on radio and on TV.

jr86

Shane lowry, rafa nadal, robbie keane, paul O'Connell, Peter stringer, Sam Warburton, ken doherty, aidan o'brien, a few from the sporting world

branie2

Liam Neeson

Miss Demeanour

branie2 wrote: »

Liam Neeson

Its lucky you mentioned him.....













.....or he would find you......and he would kill you.

branie2

He's been dead for over decade, but I'd have to say Gregory Peck, as he's my favourite actor.

RDM_83 again

antodeco wrote: »

Barack Obama. Just seems like he's good company!

I would be curious about Obama too, he seems to be pretty clean cut but I think that could image management, for example he's a smoker thats rarely/never seen smoking, he must have a ruthless side as he came up through Chicago machine politics.

I'd rather meet Bill Clinton though (with no gf, female friends or relatives present!) he invested a lot of time in the North and comes across very personable.

ChunkyLover54

branie2 wrote: »

He's been dead for over decade, but I'd have to say Gregory Peck, as he's my favourite actor.

Agreed. He always came across as a gentleman.

The Rubberbandits come across as being sound AF.

Particularly Blindboy Boatclub. Just seems like an eminently sound bloke.

Theres also a guy called David Cuddy who's marginally famous on Facebook/ YouTube for his videos on life as a machine driver. Seems like a no-nonsense, funny fcuker and all-round good shkin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUShJqciAcc

Fanny Wank

Larry Murphy

branie2

Pope Francis

Your Face

Steve Austin

blinding

6541 wrote: »

Pat Hickey

Just the Ticket alright........

blinding

Donald Trump....the way he showed up the other politicians as being absolutely useless is Inspiring.......he really showed that particular bunch of emperors as bollic naked even the female ones........