The Late Late Show - 23rd. March 2018

SEPT 23 1989

The D4 rugby set won't like this

Lisha

Awww proud daddy n Mammy

FixdePitchmark

I like Wexford people and nice to see one a big team.

Far more natural speaking there than some of the Dublin private school lads.

Skid X

So that is his real Dad in the ad.

Well done boy!

ednwireland

Bet tadhg could snap turbidy like twig

FixdePitchmark

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

The D4 rugby set won't like this

He is different to them - but respect is respect , if you are good at rugby it is enough I'd imagine. I hope.

Arghus

I'm not a big rugby man but, in fairness, he seems like a real down to earth guy.

Welsh Megaman

Lovely psychedelic projections on the back wall...is this what they call a 'happening'?

Autosport

This is lovely to see Wexford people are good people

walshb

Imagine this lad running into Tubridy at 20 + mph...love to see it..

The Talking Bread

Ryan TubRugby really is a terrible sports interviewer

FixdePitchmark

He is very comfortable on tv.

Far more than some of the more senor lads. Great to see - he is going to be a star.

Skid X

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Lovely psychedelic projections on the back wall...is this what they call a 'happening'?

The Producer just heard about this new hip show called 'The Word' that all the English Cool Kids are into, and he thought he would copy them.

SEPT 23 1989

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

I like Wexford people and nice to see one a big team.

Far more natural speaking there than some of the Dublin private school lads.

The more non private school lads playing for the country the more popular the sport will become

Vorenus400

Skid X wrote: »

Tadhg could say the most worrying moment was when England almost caught the Golden Snitch, and Tubs would nod in agreement.

Im sure after the 5th or 6th cue card, he would notice something was wrong.

FixdePitchmark

shut up dude - lol

walshb

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Ryan TubRugby really is a terrible sports interviewer

No, just a terrible interviewer, period...

Welsh Megaman

Tadhg has just met his own Stan.

The Talking Bread

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

He is very comfortable on tv.

Far more than some of the more senor lads. Great to see - he is going to be a star.

He has well surpassed that by now. Arguably the best in the world in his position

Welsh Megaman

Skid X wrote: »

The Producer just heard about this new hip show called 'The Word' that all the English Cool Kids are into, and he thought he would copy them.

Get L7 to perform :eek:

Skid X

Autosport wrote: »

This is lovely to see Wexford people are good people

Well said, Auto.

They should do the LLS from Wexford Opera House again.

This circus needs to go on the road.

FixdePitchmark

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

The more non private school lads playing for the country the more popular the sport will become

I think the popularity of rugby is always overstated - go to a rugby club just outside Dublin and you will see it is still a seriously minor sport.

walshb

Who still pays to see the likes of U2?

Say Your Number

Ah I thought he meant Big Tom and Mainliners

technocrat

walshb wrote: »

No, just a terrible interviewer, period...

The Aviva?! The game was in Twickenham you plonker

Sittingpretty

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

The more non private school lads playing for the country the more popular the sport will become

That Ross O’caroll Kelly rugby stereotype seems to only be a Dublin thing though?

I’m from Limerick, none of that nonsense around rugby here!

LoughNeagh2017

Vegas is a major city for prostitution tourism so it is, Nevada is only legal US state

Yer Da sells Avon

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

The more non private school lads playing for the country the more popular the sport will become

It'll only be popular as long as the Ireland team is winning. As soon as they hit a bad patch, everyone (apart from Munster people, the privately educated and class traitors) will stop pretending to like it. Sooner the better.

Autosport

technocrat wrote: »

The Aviva?! The game was in Twickenham you plonker

The homecoming was to take place in the Avivia

The Talking Bread

walshb wrote: »

No, just a terrible interviewer, period...

Nah, he has his moments. I think people give him far too much grief at times.

Sittingpretty

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

I think the popularity of rugby is always overstated - go to a rugby club just outside Dublin and you will see it is still a seriously minor sport.

Are you at the cooking sherry?

Arghus

"How ya getting on."

Ryan being very Irish there.

EPAndlee

I must say this is a fantastic cover

Atlantic Dawn

I suppose when you can put a tatoo on each cheek you have made enough money to never have to look for a job again.

walshb

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Nah, he has his moments. I think people give him far too much grief at times.

You know, you are probably right....

Pinch Flat

I’d say he’s sweating like a pregnant nun with all that clobber on

FixdePitchmark

The Talking Bread wrote: »

He has well surpassed that by now. Arguably the best in the world in his position

In rugby.

I mean that was his first Irish interview. He isn't even well known to the "Irish Public" yet.

Yes top rugby player - but he has the personality to go a bit further. There were lads playing rugby for Ireland 5 years ago and the wouldn't be known now.

They are not soccer stars or even GAA stars.

Atlantic Dawn

LoughNeagh2017 wrote: »

Vegas is a major city for prostitution tourism so it is, Nevada is only legal US state

Prostitution is illegal in Vegas.

walshb

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

I think the popularity of rugby is always overstated - go to a rugby club just outside Dublin and you will see it is still a seriously minor sport.

Agreed. Huge amount of people pretend to like and follow it.

But just to make the point to question your kind of dismissal of their winning a GS...it’s a minority’s sport here clearly, and yet we still produce world class teams to beat the likes of France/England and Wales..that’s super.

Atlantic Dawn

Sound gesture.

SEPT 23 1989

How more white could Tubirty be?

Welsh Megaman

Skid X wrote: »

Well said, Auto.

They should do the LLS from Wexford Opera House again.

This circus needs to go on the road.

A bit like 'Seaside Special' :pac:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-JJAg_Se2k

That said, now that Miriam is away for the summer, what would possibly fill that Saturday night slot?

Skid X

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

It'll only be popular as long as the Ireland team is winning. As soon as they hit a bad patch, everyone (apart from Munster people, the privately educated and class traitors) will stop pretending to like it. Sooner the better.

International Rugby has always been very popular in Ireland.

Autosport

Jeez Tubs you are looking well in the blue suit

batistuta9

walshb wrote: »

Minor victories?

You’re one of these “only a World Cup win” matters...garbage!

Aren't the rest friendlies?

LoughNeagh2017

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Prostitution is illegal in Vegas.

yes but Las Vegas is a still stronghold for prostitution tourism

SEPT 23 1989

Not a patch on the original

Vorenus400

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Nah, he has his moments. I think people give him far too much grief at times.

Ah now, he might get grief on here and twitter but most media outlets really dont give him enough grief. Think Liam Fay is the only one who really goes for tubridy in mainstream media.

Pinch Flat

Needs a mosh pit

Say Your Number

This reminds me of Disturbed's version of Sound of Silence.