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WE HAVE DONE IT! 💪
THIS IS REAL BETIS BALOMPIÉ.
#RealBetisRealMadrid
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6am, Dingle - Ireland's earliest St Patrick's Day parade.
The pre-dawn tradition dates back to the Land War of the 1870s when British authorities outlawed public gatherings between sunrise and sunset. The people of Dingle found a way...
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Anton Stach's free-kick today was the first scored by a Leeds player in an away Premier League match since Ian Harte scored in the famous 3-2 win over Arsenal at Highbury in May 2003. #lufc
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Leeds United in Dublin. Nearly 200 miles from home, they will have 50,000 of their own fans in the stadium.
I dug into the Irish phenomenon behind this West Yorkshire football club.
Thanks to @gerrymcdermotya and @iGerLynch among others. #lufc nytimes.com/athletic/6540925…
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Lads I’m fairly sure this is not legal 😵💫🤬😂
One of the easier cards ever awarded in rugby history.
#WARvBRU
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He’ll get them relegated to BBC 2
🚨 Wayne Rooney is in negotiations to become a pundit on Match of the Day.
(Source: @TheSunFootball)
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maybe your parents don’t like you and they’re voting the way they are to keep you in australia
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Happy 84th Birthday Johnny Giles. One of the finest footballers Ireland has ever produced and a gentleman to boot. Enjoy Johnny 👏🏻
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Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.
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This is bonkers 😂 #nffc
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All the way from County Mayo! 🇮🇪
The parents of Niamh Kelly (Adelaide) and Grace Kelly (St Kilda) have flown a long, LONG way to watch their children play against each other ❤️️
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Last Sunday, David Gilmour gave a surprise performance with his daughter Romany Gilmour of Pink Floyd's beautiful song "Wish You Were Here".
When she saw him, she exclaimed "My God, you're here. And you brought your guitar!" at which point a beaming David made his way through the crowd to join his daughter on the venue's small stage. "You're coming to upstage me? Okay, cool," laughed his daughter.
Seeing father and daughter performing together is magnificent. What a connection. And how lucky to be able to say that David Gilmour is your father!
































