Someone you think is really sound

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Benjamin Buttons wrote: »

If Ivanka wants to show her lady bollox, I'm all eyes.

Ivanka is sound alright.....

branie2

Dustin Hoffmann

branie2

The late John Hurt. He was probably a person you would like to have a pint and a chat with in the pub

Jimbob1977

Michael Palin

Martin Sheen

branie2

Michael Collins

ToddyDoody

Tom Doorley. I'd say he talks some heap of sh*te.

Galwayguy35

Kerry Katona

She was around here about 11 years ago when they were filming Showbands, really nice to talk to and not a bit like the papers make her out to be.

Galwayguy35

Louise Duffy seems like someone who is really sound as well.

branie2

Audrey Hepburn

adocholiday

Irish singer songwriter Mick Flannery. Very shy, humble and unassuming individual. Had a pint with him once after a gig in rural Ireland. Lovely guy and plenty of time for his fans.

branie2

Brendan Grace

valoren

Having watched the Athletics on the BBC recently, Michael Johnson.

A sound, no bull****, been there, done that, cool dude.

Yamanoto

Benjamin Buttons

Agree with the above.
John Giles, the soundest man on planet Earth.
Let go by RTE for being too old.....it's rubbish Bill!

I met Steven Van Zandt.

He was just a person. Is that what is sound? I think so.

branie2

Kate Ford (Tracy in Coronation Street)

branie2

Barbara Windsor of Eastenders and the Carry On films

keano_afc

Amy Huberman seems to be genuinely good craic. Feck the begrudgers.

Hercule Poirot

Bumped into Oliver Callan at the Mayo/Kerry game - one of the girls is a big fan and asked to get a photo with him, he was dead sound, chatted for a minutes before going back to his own gang - nice bloke

mariaalice

Kevin Dundon I met him once a really nice guy very down to earth and not at all
the high strung celebrity chef.

branie2

The late Sir Roger Moore

skylight1987

Today fms ian Dempsey and nationwides mary kennedy seem pretty sound to me

branie2

Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy

branie2

Lee Childs, the author of the Jack Reacher novels.

hinault

Former Irish football international, Paul McGrath.

branie2

Samuel L.Jackson

6541

Seán FitzPatrick

branie2

Daniel Craig

branie2

Mel Brooks

5rtytry56

A certain French journalist, I forget his name:

The context was the war in Kosovo. The journalist learned about the KLA, kosovan liberation army. He met some commanders.
Then he wrote a positive review of the organization, describing it as orderly and professional.
A few weeks later it clearly emerged however that the KLA was engaged with atrocities and acts of revenge against civilian populations of its own responsibility.

The journalist duly openly admitted he had been factually incorrect of his earlier account of the KLA and apologized for this.

Salmon Leap

Tom Dunne

Dyr

branie2 wrote: »

The late Sir Roger Moore

I know a huge Roger Moore fan who went to a Q&A type thing with Moore and he said he was a right c**t at it

TresGats

Graham Linehan

SAMTALK

Tomas Mulcahy

Snickers Man

tomwaterford wrote: »

Joe brolly

Sarcasm, Sheldon?

branie2

Jack Nicholson

Dr. Kenneth Noisewater

Pat Spillane - a lot of people don't like him from the media, but a few of us were having a pint outside a pub in Killarney after a Munster Final a few years back, Pat was walking up the street on his own and one of the lads asked him what he thought of the match. He made a point of stopping and spent a minute chatting about it, before being on his way.

I just thought it was sound, if he had replied with a fairly short answer and just kept going, nobody would have thought twice about it.

DickSwiveller

Shane Coleman on Newstalk Breakfast is a sound chap. I met him at a Bohs Dundalk match and he was a real gent.

branie2

Pauline McLynn, and I've met her; she's really nice. I got her autograph

DickSwiveller

TresGats wrote: »

Graham Linehan

Really? Judging by his twitter page he's a complete nutjob.

TresGats

branie2 wrote: »

Pauline McLynn, and I've met her; she's really nice. I got her autograph

She scuttled by me in a laneway in Kilkenny years ago, at the comedy festival. I did meet Graham Linehan, one xmas eve in Marks & Spencer, he is a legend. It made my Sons xmas.

KaiserLu

Will Smith

branie2

Gerry Ryan

Snickers Man

Nigel Farrage.

Don't get me wrong, he's full of crap, and of his own sense of importance and Brexit is a load of bollox and he probably can't believe the Brits went and actually did it but I'd say he'd be a bit of craic down the pub. Where I believe he spends a lot of time.

Most fun people are full of ****. But I can't help liking them.

fxotoole

I'd say Jim Corr would be a sound lad to take out for a few pints. Completely bonkers but in a good way.

branie2

When he wasn't raving about conspiracy theories

fxotoole

That's exactly why I'd like to take him out for a pint

Rumpy Pumpy

Enda Kenny.

Sound as a pound by all accounts.

branie2

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg

branie2

Rumpy Pumpy wrote: »

Enda Kenny.

Sound as a pound by all accounts.

I've met him, and he actually is nice