@caoimhaoin looking like an idiot now
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Nordies couldnât even manage a decent pitch invasion
Never, ever, ever write off the Ulster Championship.
My word.
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What a nonsense. Domegal and Monaghan are streets ahead of Down, Armagh. Cavan and Turone are probably arou d half way between them.
Youâre a basket case. Its hilarious.
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Ooft
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Exceptio probat regulam 
Down football.
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@Nembo_Kid, please explain the proliferation Six Countiesâ younger generation couples calling their male offspring Connaire or Conaire.
Bluffer
Nicholas Cage is very popular in the North.
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In 1991 Down beat Armagh in the first round of the Ulster championship in Newry.
They then won the Ulster semi-final in the Athletic Grounds.
They then went on to face the reigning Ulster Champions in the final.
History is beginning to echo.
âIt was a penalty, it would have been a free out the field. But eh, it was dodgy enough.â
- Ciaran Whelan, mong.
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What a job Eamon Burns has done.
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The Jeremy Corbyn of Ulster football management.
Incidentally, itâs an all-wee six final for the first time since 2009, and a first wee six blockbuster final for the first time since 2005.
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I didnât know that Jacqui Hurley was up the stick
Boycott will be livid
I would have gone to the Ulster Final if Monaghan won today. But I might check the logistics of attending the final anyway after that fantastic match (cc @GeoffreyBoycott).
Great performance from Down. Monaghan only came back into it when the replacement ref started giving them softs frees.
Neither did she
Dublin and Meath were beating ten shades of shit out of each other at the same time. Mickey Linden put on a masteclass in the semi
Jacquiâs improving all the time as a sport broadcaster. She was good on the Euro 2016 highlights show last summer and she was enthusiastic, probing and informed tonight. Much better than Lyster or Cahill anyway.
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