[QUOTE=âRocko, post: 1045132, member: 1â]Who: The Voice
Where: PSLC
When: Tonight
Activity: Playing football
What a fucking spot. Was chuffed when I realised it was he.[/QUOTE]
Thatâs a spot
Live Spot
Laurence Kinlan aka Elmo in Love Hate
Where; The Premium Club bar in the 3 Arena
Appearance; sweating profusely at the bar, probably caused by the big black coat he was wearing.
He was also sporting a beard although it wouldnât be trimmed like a hipster or Bandage.
Who - Packy McGarty
Famous For - No need for an explanation
Where - St Paulâs Church, Ayrfield, Dublin
When - This evening from 6-7.30
Packy was in attendance at the Rememberance mass for deceased Leitrim people who lived in Dublin, concelebrated by Gortlettragh native, Fr Tom Colreavy.
Refreshments followed allowing Leitrim folk to remember dear departed relatives and friends and share stories (mostly GAA) of the past.
A rousing rendition of Lovely Leitrim completed the evening
Live Spot 2.
Who: John Connors
Aka Patrick the bomb maker and possible killer of Nidge in Love Hate.
Where: 3 rows up from me at ringside
Appearance: Pikerish in a check shirt.
For those of us living outside of Ireland, who the fuck are these people meant to be??
[QUOTE=âEbeneezer Goode, post: 1045999, member: 1785â]Live Spot
Laurence Kinlan aka Elmo in Love Hate
Where; The Premium Club bar in the 3 Arena
Appearance; sweating profusely at the bar, probably caused by the big black coat he was wearing.
He was also sporting a beard although it wouldnât be trimmed like a hipster or Bandage.[/QUOTE]
spot
[QUOTE=âEbeneezer Goode, post: 1046021, member: 1785â]Live Spot 2.
Who: John Connors
Aka Patrick the bomb maker and possible killer of Nidge in Love Hate.
Where: 3 rows up from me at ringside
Appearance: Pikerish in a check shirt.[/QUOTE]
spot
[QUOTE=âthedancingbaby, post: 1046014, member: 48â]Who - Packy McGarty
Famous For - No need for an explanation
Where - St Paulâs Church, Ayrfield, Dublin
When - This evening from 6-7.30
Packy was in attendance at the Rememberance mass for deceased Leitrim people who lived in Dublin, concelebrated by Gortlettragh native, Fr Tom Colreavy.
Refreshments followed allowing Leitrim folk to remember dear departed relatives and friends and share stories (mostly GAA) of the past.
A rousing rendition of Lovely Leitrim completed the evening[/QUOTE]
not a spot
the Leitrim bogball thread to be closed till 2015
[QUOTE=âThe Selfish Giant, post: 1046260, member: 80â]not a spot
the Leitrim bogball thread to be closed till 2015
[/QUOTE]
Tremendous banter mate 
[QUOTE=âthedancingbaby, post: 1046014, member: 48â]Who - Packy McGarty
Famous For - No need for an explanation
Where - St Paulâs Church, Ayrfield, Dublin
When - This evening from 6-7.30
Outstanding spot TDB, in fact the Spot of the Year thus farâŚThe Great Man has aged somewhat from my avatar days, but his grĂĄ for the ould sod, his dedicationto the green and gold has neâre diminished.
There arenât many men who can claim genuine legendary status while living----Up there PackyâŚ
Great shout TDBâŚ[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=âthedancingbaby, post: 1046014, member: 48â]Who - Packy McGarty
Famous For - No need for an explanation
Where - St Paulâs Church, Ayrfield, Dublin
When - This evening from 6-7.30
[/QUOTE]
Outstanding spot TDB. A legend mingles amongst his own people. I have no doubt heâs aged somewhat on my avatar picture, yet the memories I have are cast in the pictorial image I have of him still, sprightly, eager, youthful, exuberent, skillful and an outstanding sportsmanâŚ
The worth of a true celebrity lies amongst his own people, folks who know and have known his worth.
Last summer, in the advent of the ill-fated clash with the Rossies, the great man visited the âtown of his birthâ, and as calmly walked toward the financial district, he was assailed by local rustics heading for the Co-op, all of whom sought to have a word of inspiration or even be seen touching the hem of the great manâs garment (to whit: an open sports-coat).
Not only is a âspotâ of McGarty valid, being in the vicinity of a stone cold legend in laudable in itself. 
[QUOTE=âBoxtyeater, post: 1046460, member: 246â]The worth of a true celebrity lies amongst his own people, folks who know and have known his worth.
Last summer, in the advent of the ill-fated clash with the Rossies, the great man visited the âtown of his birthâ, and as calmly walked toward the financial district, he was assailed by local rustics heading for the Co-op, all of whom sought to have a word of inspiration or even be seen touching the hem of the great manâs garment (to whit: an open sports-coat).
Not only is a âspotâ of McGarty valid, being in the vicinity of a stone cold legend in laudable in itself. [/QUOTE]
+1
I inclined
To lose my faith in Ballyrush and Gortin
Till Homerâs ghost came whispering to my mind.
He said: I made the Iliad from such
A local row. Gods make their own importance.
[QUOTE=âBoxtyeater, post: 1046460, member: 246â]The worth of a true celebrity lies amongst his own people, folks who know and have known his worth.
Last summer, in the advent of the ill-fated clash with the Rossies, the great man visited the âtown of his birthâ, and as calmly walked toward the financial district, he was assailed by local rustics heading for the Co-op, all of whom sought to have a word of inspiration or even be seen touching the hem of the great manâs garment (to whit: an open sports-coat).
Not only is a âspotâ of McGarty valid, being in the vicinity of a stone cold legend in laudable in itself. [/QUOTE]
Shut the fuck up with this bullshit.
Bad quality Becks in Kingscourt Colin 
. A very tetchy start to the week from you. Mercifully things can only improve.
I havenât been in Kingscourt in weeks, pal. This is a celeb spotting thread, not somewhere to log maudling shite about bloggers from Leitrim. Get a grip, Boxty mate.
Seething.
gas shit
Its easy know when the over paid accountants have been on a bender.
Homophobe