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Ah a Dub. I have very fond memories of Dublin as a little boy due to having to relocate in a bit of a hurry down south for a wee while! Lived a couple of years in Dublin but I am talking when very young. Lived in a little village calle Rush and then Clontarf and another place I cant remember by name.
Bit cheeky of my team taking to Hill 16 that day which resulted in the battle of Omagh when the Dubs came down north for a league game. Great supporters the Dubs have. Been to Loftus Road once. They had a couple of good teams at times. |
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Clontarf! where Brian Boru fecked the Danes back into the ocean, (as the song goes) thus ending Viking raids for good, I'm from Harold's Cross, Just 4/5 minutes from dog track.
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I'm offski catch you later,
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7S6InYz0YI
This was only a very small part of it. It began at the start of the game before the ball was even threw up with stuff going on in the corners of the pitch. Not a good advertisement for the game I have to say but the recent history was boiling up between the two sides from previous games. |
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I am off too. Have a great day in old London town.
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BTW "Good men died for our freedom so we can be true Irishmen," is not the verbatim account, but it was strongly along those lines. Memory ain't what it used to was,
  Will look at the clip when I get back. |
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Moved to Rugby 4 years ago.
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Going to Argos is exactly the same as making a bet. You get your little piece of paper and your little pencil you write in your requirements and then you give the paper to the cashier and then see whether or not you win or lose. Like placing a 5/1 bet – 1 time in 6 you get a fully functional product that lasts a reasonable amount of time and five times out of 6 what you get some mass produced plastic sh1te that doesn’t work within a week of your purchase: Bet lost..
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P.S a typical weekend in Dublin for the football used to include Harold Cross. When you got out every second car had been clamped. Literally scores of them. The old joke used to be when the northerners parked near to Croke Park and the locals wearing what looked like Guadi hats on them ( more like busmens hats ) asked you if you wanted them to watch the car for you. You normally dropped them a couple of punts for the sake of it and if you said you had a big alsation in the car to keep anyone from breaking into they said well can he put out fires!
See ya. |