Have only seen it in a drunken haze about 10 years ago buddy. However, if you must venture to the 6 Bells, take a short trot to a boozer run by a great mates of mine Ger and Joan Foley called The Windmill about 100m away.
We were on a tear there years ago and spent the weekend slaughtering bottles of Grolsch (sp) at 24 for ÂŁ10âŚ
That was great and I was great myself, until I asked Ger was there any profit in the dealâŚ
âYou daft Leitrim cunt - they were 3 years out of date, the brewery cleared out all the stock they hadâ
Luckily Iâd brought a brown trousers but they werenât called on. Foleys are alright sorts.
London GAA have secured new naming rights for their redeveloped home ahead of its reopening this weekend.
The Ruislip venue, which has been known as the Irish TV Grounds in recent years, has officially been renamed McGovern Park after businessman Tony McGovern gave his support to the county board.
The new Tony McGovern 1,950 seater stand will be unveiled on Sunday when London take on McGovernâs native Leitrim in the Connacht SFC quarter-final.
Are these the Aughavas McGoverns @anon67715551 who sponsered us in 94?
Heâs one of our best players,I canât see how we wouldnât start him unless heâs injured or unfit.Heâs a great man to have on the bench to bring on though.The young lads must be doing well in training.
I see Gary and Noel Plunkett are subs. My reading of it is that Seamus Quinn laid down the law to Benny re: the upcoming AIJunior s/f where Wayne Mac, the Plunketts and Alan Armstrong are playing members of the junior squad. Fukkit we must be fairly confident with the 15 selected as Iâd have Wayne and Gary Plunkett down as starters every day.
All that said the captain informed me the other morning that theyâre flying and that youth was going to be given itâs chance. The 2/17 squad is the 1st. in about 15 years that doesnât feature Barry Prior.
Totally agree with this.Beat London give the sheepstealers a close game and win a quailifer or two if we get a good draw,win the junior AI and and win the AI junior hurling and Iâd be happy enough,we could push on next year then.
London manager Ciaran Deely has revealed his starting 15 for Sundayâs Connacht senior football championship quarter-final against Leitrim.
There is no place for ex-Tyrone star Owen Mulligan despite the three-time All-Ireland winner having played for the Exiles in a recent challenge match against Waterford. It has been speculated that the Cookstown native could play some part in Ruislip on Sunday as the home side look to upset 13/8 odds against Brendan Guckianâs men.
German-born forward Mark Gottsche, who represented Galway in the 2008 National League, starts on âthe 40â and is flanked by Garryowenâs Eoin Murray and Jarlath Branagan of Parnells.
Gottscheâs TĂr Chonaill Gaels club mate Killian Butler is named at number 15, while Colin Dunne and Ryan Jones occupy the central positions in defence and Cathal Ăg Greene and Liam Gavaghan partner each other at midfield.
Throw-in at Ruislip is at 3pm.
London (Connacht SFC v Leitrim): Gavin McEvoy; Philip Butler, Colin Dunne, Conor OâNeill; Marc Jordan, Ryan Jones, Ciaran Dunne; Cathal Ăg Greene, Liam Gavaghan; Eoin Murray, Mark Gottsche, Jarlath Branagan; Rory Mason, Conor Doran, Killian Butler.