Late Late 16th Oct

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Wishox wrote: »

Rob Coorny ?

No it's spelt 'Kearney', good Irish surname. Glad I could help you with your spelling.

Ol' Donie

Oh my god!

Did he essentially say take care of yourselves and each other!!?

Doctors room ghost

There won’t be a forest left in the country with all these books people are writing.

Atlantic Dawn

In The Name Of The Father on next, best scene in it...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jchuUKxlW5U

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Ol' Donie wrote: »

Haha, I'm going to say this about all rugby heads in future.

That's it, sent to boarding school at 12/13. They had no say in their upbringing.

No more than John Hayes had with his and sounds like the farmer from Bruff he is.

Seamai

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I did not expect Rob Kearney would be delivering the misery porn.

Rob Kearney and porn in the same sentence, you have my undivided attention.

Welsh Megaman

Nos da, folks!


Stay safe

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Ol' Donie wrote: »

Oh my god!

Did he essentially say take care of yourselves and each other!!?

Some one should 'take care' of Tubridy, and not in a Julie Andrews way as Far. Ted would say.

Ash.J.Williams

A lounge version of lizzy when Brian Downey is still playing ....


Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous:)

.anon.

.anon. wrote: »

I wish 'cancel culture' was an actual thing and not just a figment of middle-aged people's imagination. I mean, Morgan couldn't even get himself cancelled by hacking phones or doctoring photos of abuse by British soldiers.

So the demand for loads of old comedies to be removed from Netflix, etc, is part of our imagination ? :rolleyes:

Say Your Number

FIFA 21 would be drastically improved if it had empty stadiums and managers and generic characters on the sidelines wearing masks.

sligojoek

generalgerry wrote: »

Hey guys, did I miss anything tonight?
I see the RTE web page is already running with "Piers Morgan: Trump unfollowed me overnight". RTE are so biased towards the Democratic party they are pathetic.

You'd think the whole of America were watching RTE and are going to be influenced, and vote Trump out.

Deluded.

y0ssar1an22

he spoke excellently. fair play

jojofizzio

Roots 2020 wrote: »

That's it, sent to boarding school at 12/13. They had no say in their upbringing.

No more than John Hayes had with his and sounds like the farmer from Bruff he is.

I don’t necessarily agree with this...I boarded in a Dublin secondary school,but never lost the accent I had for the first 12 years of my life (I grew up over 200 miles from where I boarded)

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jojofizzio wrote: »

I don’t necessarily agree with this...I boarded in a Dublin secondary school,but never lost the accent I had for the first 12 years of my life (I grew up over 200 miles from where I boarded)

It depends I find. Some lose the accent, some don't.

I boarded 20 miles away. Very country accent, 30 years on.

Coillte_Bhoy

lawred2 wrote: »

Irish people in general have connections with the Democratic Party. Going back to the Kennedys.

Wouldn't get too hung up on it really.

Oh ffs you might want to read up on the history of the Democratic Party :rolleyes:

RobertKK

RobertKK wrote: »

Arsene Wenger on Graham Norton show now and its a much better chat.

I zid not zee it

lawred2

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Oh ffs you might want to read up on the history of the Democratic Party :rolleyes:

I couldn't give a toss pal. I'm not American.

sligojoek

screamer wrote: »

I can remember back to when I was 12 months old. I’ve talked to my parents about things I remember and they can tell me how old I was. To be fair I wasn’t reared in Ireland in my formative years and I had an extraordinary few early years, maybe that’s why my memories are vivid.

I remember going to the cinema with my father and coming home with my mother.

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

In The Name Of The Father on next, best scene in it...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jchuUKxlW5U

Also in that scene is "extra" Joey Cashman. Ex Tokyo Olympics and DC Nien and Pogues tour manager for many years.

sligojoek

sligojoek wrote: »

Also in that scene is "extra" Joey Cashman. Ex Tokyo Olympics and DC Nien and Pogues tour manager for many years.

sorry. Not that scene but another one set in the prison. Must watch it again.

Quantum Erasure

sligojoek wrote: »

You'd think the whole of America were watching RTE and are going to be influenced, and vote Trump out.

Deluded.

It's hardly news either... unfollowed overnight, reported at the time, breaking news 6 months later on RTE

Coillte_Bhoy

lawred2 wrote: »

I couldn't give a toss pal. I'm not American.

Fair enough, so why bother posting ridiculously inaccurate posts about Ireland and that party??

jprboy

RobertKK wrote: »

Arsene Wenger on Graham Norton show now and its a much better chat.

Deleted User wrote: »

I zid not zee it

Reminds me of this:

Paul Ince is arrested for leaving the scene of an accident after
Arsene Wenger catches the Middlesbrough captain crashing into his 2CV,
causing damage to the front bumper. However the case collapses when, in
court, Wenger admits: "I did not see the Incey dent"...

Gwynplaine

Roots 2020 wrote: »

No it's spelt 'Kearney', good Irish surname. Glad I could help you with your spelling.

Whoosh

PropJoe10

I turned off the Wenger interview the minute I heard Tubridy asking him about Henry's handball. Utterly embarrassing.

Ash.J.Williams

walshb wrote: »

Old Town is Thin Lizzy’s best track!

Old town is not a thin lizzy song


Or are you winding me up

Quantum Erasure

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Oh ffs you might want to read up on the history of the Democratic Party :rolleyes:

What's this about?

mistersifter

PropJoe10 wrote: »

I turned off the Wenger interview the minute I heard Tubridy asking him about Henry's handball. Utterly embarrassing.

It was up there with Tubridy's worst. And that's saying something.

Storm 10

Having watched the Late Late Graham and Jonathan Ross shows the one thing about the last two is how bright and warm looking the studios are compared to the drab late late studio the same can be said of the presenters who were funny and took our minds of the current pandemic compared to Tubridy who is gloom looking and please stop lecturing us every Friday

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Gwynplaine wrote: »

Whoosh

No Windowpain I knew the tired cliche that was being implied about one of the Kearneys. So I think my retort went over your little head.