Id hope James McClean rethinks his words from his interview on Sunday.. there should be no shame in being honest about the demons in your head..
But some young lads will see what James has said and think seeking help is not the male thing to do...
God bless both of these lads.
You can judge a cunt by the company he keeps.... Linner... Quinn, Shitter, Dipso O'Doherty, Treyvaud off the jacks pot, Keith Mills... plenty more, who i refuse to remember this morning...
Shitebags more concerned about a can of coke than they are about dead children.
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Just the 1 home game on this date, for the Rep of Ireland.
1973 Friendly v Poland.
A 1 nil win, thanks to a Miah Dennehy goal...
An article on the Youth side in the programme. Some youngfella called Liam Brady gets a mention..
5m views. For this slop. This app has gone to shit. Between Zio bots & Yank racists masquerading as Irish patriots, to this absolute bullshit, its a cesspit.
Waiter: “Sir, your bill is $420.”
Me: “My bill? I only ordered a sandwich and a drink.”
The waiter turned the screen toward me.
There were charges for a three-course meal, two bottles of wine, and a birthday cake.
Me: “You’ve brought me somebody else’s bill.”
Waiter: “I’m afraid the reservation was made under your name.”
I checked the receipt. My full name was printed at the top.
I’d never been to this restaurant before.
I asked to speak to the manager, who arrived with a tired expression.
Manager: “Sir, we had a party of six tonight. The reservation was made online, and the person who booked it gave your name and phone number.”
Me: “Well, I wasn’t part of that party.”
He checked his computer.
Manager: “The reservation also included a note saying the host would settle the bill at the end.”
Me: “Then find the host. I’m not paying for a meal I didn’t eat.”
The manager asked the waiter to show me the party.
They were still sitting at a table near the back, laughing and taking pictures.
I walked over with the manager.
Me: “Excuse me. Who made this reservation?”
A man in a blue shirt raised his hand.
Man: “I did. Is there a problem?”
I showed him the receipt.
Me: “Why is my name on your bill?”
He glanced at it and laughed.
Man: “Oh, you’re the guy from the group chat!”
I had no idea what he was talking about.
Then he pulled out his phone and showed me a screenshot.
My name and photograph were at the top of a group chat I’d never seen before.
And beneath them was a message that made my stomach turn.
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Tunisia were the visitor's to Dublin on this day in 1988, for an International Friendly/Benefit match....
Tony Cascarino got 2, John Aldridge got his first Irish goal, and Kevin Sheedy wrapped it up, in front of an abysmal crowd of 12,000, mere months after the Euro 88 heroics
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The hugely controversial visit of Yugoslavia to Dalymount Park.
Archbishop John Charles McQuaid and Eamon de Valera himself had strongly opposed the fixture.
22,000 spectators, the players and the FAI defied them. A 4 1 defeat ensued. Arthur Fitzimons with the Irish goal.
Fucking pathetic at this stage. The cunts cant even think for themselves... how long before Keith Mills puts it up...
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Replying to @OunkaOnX
And yet here he is on television,as the Western world watches, bragging. Modelling one ethnic cleansing on another. And radio silence from the leaders of the so called free world. Disgusting cowards
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On this day in 1972, the Rep of Ireland faced the USSR in a WC Qualifier at Lansdowne Road, in front of 27,656 supporters.
A Terry Conroy goal wasn't enough, as we went down to a 2 1 defeat to the Soviets.
An interesting piece from @robbiet1232 on the 1936 game v Germany
Well worth a read, as usual, from @gerrytastic
Replying to @SweeperBrady
Fergus Dowd did a bit for my blog on Stan Kobierski who scored in that game for Germany and what happened to him during and after the War.
abohemiansportinglife.com/20…
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A trip to Oslo to face Norway on this day in 1984 for the Rep of Ireland...
After getting the WC qualifying campaign off the a super start by beating the USSR a month previously, we slumped to a dismal 1 nil defeat in the Ulleval Stadium.
Things went south for Eoin Hand.
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Home games for the ROI otd...
1979 v Bulgaria, 3 nil ECQ win, goals from Mick Martin, Tony Grealish & Frank Stapleton.
1990 v Turkey, 5 nil ECQ win, a hat trick from John Aldridge, Dave O'Leary & Niall Quinn with 1 each.
2007 v Cyprus, a 1 1 ECQ draw. Steve Finnan scoring.






































