Paul McGrath was born in Ealing, West London.
I threw out a number first. Sure if it’s good enough for the tans it’s good enough for me
“Born and bred in north london”
His mother moved over to foster him on the sly. Horrible circumstances. McGrath is Irish.
Just goes to show what the rugby crowd are. You’d sidle up to an English man, belittling Ireland just to get one over on the “scummy ground football soccer” types.
To be fair to ye, yeve always known yere place.
And Preston mate, the audit trail doesn’t lie.
1 Like
You need to be very very careful with the words you use here today 
The Welsh bit has been cleared up but I’m unsure of the Canada situation
Wow wow wow.
How many of the 15 that started irelands last competitive rugby match were from the republic of Ireland
Yep. Captains of industry.
Take a few deeep breaths pal
10 of 15 is the answer to your partitionist questioning
How many from South Africa?
2 Likes
I can’t. I’m too excited. My heart rate is up and the adrenaline is pumping.
I’ve stuck on the wind that shakes the barley and I’m flaking a picture of Harry Kane with a shillelagh
2 Likes
Tough times in the 70’s for my parents and their contemporaries having to emigrate from the failed state of Eire to try provide for young families. People went where the work was back then. If that was Preston for a while, that was the way it was. A snowflake like you who’s biggest problem in life are how to get from Kinsale to Dublin on the second day of a wedding or the complex logistics of an overland trip to Sweden to see your beloved Man U haven’t a rashers.
6 Likes
You really hate yourself.
1 player born in SA and resident in Ireland for 6 years
Ooooft
I cleared that up. Canada goalkeeper in the 1986 World Cup, Paul Dolan was playing for some crowd in Edmonton with a funny name. Canada is also incorrect.
Would he be more Irish than someone born in England to Irish parents?
1 Like
Depends on the individuals involved I guess.