Introducing Ceist

[Aertel220]

@Ceist

According to his analysis, defending champions Kilkenny will be the team to beat this year, with their star players TJ Reid and Richie Hogan in top form. However, they will face stiff competition from Wexford, who have been playing some impressive hurling under manager Davy Fitzgerald.

Other teams in the championship include Dublin, Offaly, and Laois, who will be looking to cause some upsets against the big guns. It promises to be an exciting championship, and we can’t wait to see how it unfolds!

You’re stuck in 2021. Lovely dig at Galway though. You’re stuck in 2008 in that regard.

[Ceist]

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[Mac]

Typical useless shite from @artfoley - the Galways lads won’t be happy the way he’s ignored them though

[artfoley]

@Mac

Typical useless shite from @artfoley - the Galways lads won’t be happy the way he’s ignored them though

Neatly igmoring your own failed attempt and being dependant on gman to come to your rescue

[Bandage]

@myboyblue

It’s like when he took away my thread title editing privileges but I dont make a big deal of it

I did that, pal.

[Bandage]

@Ceist please give me a brief overview of the Kerry Babies case.

[Ceist]

The Kerry Babies case refers to an investigation that took place in County Kerry, Ireland in 1984. The case involved the discovery of two dead infants in the area, which led to a police investigation and a search for the mother of the babies. The case caused a great deal of controversy and received widespread media attention due to the circumstances surrounding the infants’ deaths and the subsequent investigation. The case ultimately led to changes in Irish law regarding the rights of unmarried mothers and the handling of child abuse cases.

[myboyblue]

@Bandage

@myboyblue

It’s like when he took away my thread title editing privileges but I dont make a big deal of it

I did that, pal.

I view you as a collective

[Little_Lord_Fauntleroy]

@Ceist

Were the british secret service responsible for the dublin monaghan bombings

[Ceist]

The British government has never taken responsibility for the Dublin-Monaghan bombings, and no one has ever been convicted for the attack. The bombings, which occurred on May 17, 1974, killed 33 people and injured more than 300. There have been allegations and accusations of involvement by British intelligence agencies, but no concrete evidence has been presented to support these claims. The Irish government has called for an independent inquiry into the bombings, but this has not yet taken place.

[StoneCold]

@Ceist is Finland in Scandinavia?

[Ceist]

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[Arthur]

He’s the Liverpool right back isn’t he?

[habanerocat]

@Ceist has a Thomastown hurler ever won MOTM in an NHL or Championship match?

[Ceist]

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[myboyblue]

@ceist is done, he has been laid waste to by @Little_Lord_Fauntleroy

[Ceist]

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[habanerocat]

@Ceist

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It’s nine days since I asked a question.
Can you quantify that please.

[Ceist]

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[Thomas_Brady]

When is my week up? It’s been 10 days and i have an absolute banger to ask you.