I hope she fucking drowns.
That might be progress alright. Horsey has it all in hand.
Live spot of Lee Sharpe in Wrights of Malahide. 
Oops David May as wellâŚ
What are they wearing?
A few posters need the validation of former pro footballers wardrobe/fashion sense.
Spotted Irelands leading fashion designer John Rocha there at lunch time heading into the Royal Hibernian Academy. John was togged out in grey and black and sandals. From the rear John looked like a giant grey and black egg with long grey hair.
John Mullane. Dunmore East driving towards Waterford in an 02 purple Peugeot 207. With a fucking KK reg.
Pat Keane - brother of Roy. Walking in Blackpool on the northside of Cork today.
FFS sake
Ah here
I could have stuck down Sean Ăg, who I saw last week in Blackpool too, but I didnât want to excite you boys 
cunt
roy keane wouldnt be a spot ffs
Mick Wallace. This morning. Ballybough. Wearing his trademark pink tshirt and sporting his luxuriant blonde locks Wexford TD Mick is never the hardest of spots, but driving around in an lhd BMW x5 with the word âWallaceâ emblazoned on the door does render the spot a tad on the easy side.
If I recall correctly the nub of the Shattergate affair was that a guard had seen Mick on the phone while driving, given him a gentle admonition and somehow the matter had made it all the way up to the Minister who confronted Mick with the information on Prime Time. Sadly Mick does not appear to be one to learn from his mistakes, as the Wexford Youths proprietor was driving along reading an official looking piece of paper (possibly a Dail order of business) which he had pressed against the steering wheel with his thumb. Not a good example really.
[QUOTE=âFagan ODowd, post: 946987, member: 706â]Mick Wallace. This morning. Ballybough. Wearing his trademark pink tshirt and sporting his luxuriant blonde locks Wexford TD Mick is never the hardest of spots, but driving around in an lhd BMW x5 with the word âWallaceâ emblazoned on the door does render the spot a tad on the easy side.
If I recall correctly the nub of the Shattergate affair was that a guard had seen Mick on the phone while driving, given him a gentle admonition and somehow the matter had made it all the way up to the Minister who confronted Mick with the information on Prime Time. Sadly Mick does not appear to be one to learn from his mistakes, as the Wexford Youths proprietor was driving along reading an official looking piece of paper (possibly a Dail order of business) which he had pressed against the steering wheel with his thumb. Not a good example really.[/QUOTE]
Thatâs a spot.
Spot
Not a spot.
Not spots.
Who: comedian David McSavage.
Known for: RTEâs one good comedy, the bitingly witty satire The Savage Eye.
Where: Pembroke Street Upper.
When: About 10.30am today.
Wearing: Basically all tweed as far as I could see, including tweed cap and slippers.
Further details: David was sitting on some steps holding a hot beverage in a mug (coffee? Tea? I think it was coffee). As the mug did not appear to be from any of the nearby cafĂŠs and David was wearing slippers I surmise that he lives in the immediate vicinity and emerged from his home to drink his morning coffee outside during the brief spell of sunshine.
Who: Internet Heavyweight The Dunph
Known for: Irelandâs top virtual racing tipster
Where: OâConnell St Limerick
When: About 12.50 today.
Wearing: casual gear, adidas zip top.
Demeanour: Sullen and pensive
Further Details: His distinctive large frame was clutching a brown bag (possibly chips) as he shuffled up OâConnell St and turned right down Shannon St.
[QUOTE=âTreatyStones, post: 947332, member: 1786â]Who: Internet Heavyweight The Dunph
Known for: Irelandâs top virtual racing tipster
Where: OâConnell St Limerick
When: About 12.50 today.
Wearing: casual gear, adidas zip top.
Demeanour: Sullen and pensive
Further Details: His distinctive large frame was clutching a brown bag (possibly chips) as he shuffled up OâConnell St and turned right down Shannon St.[/QUOTE]
:rolleyes:
4 winner ratings and a like.
Eat my shorts chewy.