More GAA Shame

[peddlerscross]

They wouldn’t be what i thought would be prime targets for scrotes with hammers anyway but who knows. Big, strong physical specimens.

The interview is absolute harmless and interviewing GAA players pre-game outside Croke Park is commonplace. The DOD one when he was visibly drunk and actually in the middle of drinking was far dodgier.

[myboyblue]

@EmilioButragueno

If that’s true then fair game.

Did you often get a clatter of a hammer when you were just minding your own business?

[TreatyStones]

I remember walking through a mini riot around those flats at the parnell Square end of dorest st after a match a few years back. Was scrotes from the flats attacking each other. Firing bricks, bottles etc

[gilgamboa]

@peddlerscross

The interview is absolute harmless and interviewing GAA players pre-game outside Croke Park is commonplace

Absolutely. Thought they came across well in it. I’d say you’d get a far better GAA interview if they were after a few scoops all the time

[Malarkey]

@StoneCold

@Malarkey

She seems pleasant and under no illusion about winning a Pulitzer Prize

That’s about the long and short of it

Well… She has a nice rapport with Tommy Walsh, in fairness. I find AO’R a lot more palatable than Joanne Cantwell.

[caulifloweredneanderthal]

Joanne asked a few ridiculous questions last night and Mick Fitzsimons politely put her back in her box. I found her refreshing initially post Lyster, but now I find she wants to be argumentative or controversial for the sake of it.

[Malarkey]

@caulifloweredneanderthal

Joanne asked a few ridiculous questions last night and Mick Fitzsimons politely put her back in her box.

He did, fair play to him. JC gives me ire. All the passive aggressive craic.

She would be perfectly cast as David Brent’s girlfriend in an Irish remake of The Office.

[Malarkey]

@peddlerscross

They wouldn’t be what i thought would be prime targets for scrotes with hammers anyway but who knows. Big, strong physical specimens.

The interview is absolute harmless and interviewing GAA players pre-game outside Croke Park is commonplace. The DOD one when he was visibly drunk and actually in the middle of drinking was far dodgier.

But did you not find the DO’D interview very entertaining and enjoyable? Must admit I did…

[caulifloweredneanderthal]

Jacqui is very good. And sound as a pound (at least she was when I knew her)

[Malarkey]

@endakenny

@Malarkey

@endakenny

The lovely Aisling O Reilly interviewing all these drunk GAA players was never going to end well. It’s just a surprise it’s not the Limericks, you’d never get the CCTV though.

AO’R is there because young men enjoy, naturally enough, being interviewed by a pretty young woman. She seems pleasant and under no illusion about winning a Pulitzer Prize.

Like that FAI fella from Galway, she seems to be able to get some of the players to loosen up a bit which is probably a good thing but after 8+ beverages that is not always a good thing.

You can actually see lads going: ‘She’s actually a fine thing…’ Which is only natural.

[Malarkey]

@caulifloweredneanderthal

Jacqui is very good. And sound as a pound (at least she was when I knew her)

Comes across that way too. Does not have that barely submerged sneeriness possessed by JC.

[gilgamboa]

@Malarkey

You can actually see lads going: ‘She’s actually a fine thing…’ Which is only natural.

I think she talks in her own tone of voice as well and is v natural which puts people at ease

[BruidheanChaorthainn]

Her husband is a legend too !!

[Malarkey]

@gilgamboa

@Malarkey

You can actually see lads going: ‘She’s actually a fine thing…’ Which is only natural.

I think she talks in her own tone of voice as well and is v natural which puts people at ease

Yes, good point. JH has a lovely voice, which is always an underrated aspect of a woman’s appeal.

[Bod95]

Have you read any of his posts? He’s not going to find anything related to Limerick hurling entertaining or enjoyable.

[Malarkey]

@Bod95

Have you read any of his posts? He’s not going to find anything related to Limerick hurling entertaining or enjoyable.

Ah now… I will leave that stuff to ye.

I thought DO’D came across terrible well. As did all the Limerick guys, one way or another, in fairness. It is good, occasionally, to see the emotion and the divilment that drives them.

[peddlerscross]

It was grand.

I’m merely pointing out that far less could go wrong with the interview with RO’N yesterday than when DOD was pissed on Blue WKD.

[balbec]

He’s a good lad. Gave a couple of good interviews after the final last year. No bland soundbites.

[Malarkey]

@peddlerscross

It was grand.

I’m merely pointing out that far less could go wrong with the interview with RO’N yesterday than when DOD was pissed on Blue WKD.

True, a perfectly fair point.

But I still loved the DO’D interaction with Shane ‘The Bull’ O’Brien. I think any of us from a rural background particularly enjoy that stuff. And DO’D, Blue WKD or no Blue WKD, also had a serious point to make, a message that might have got lost on some people but not on me (and not, I imagine, on you).

[Bod95]

Agreed, showed a bit of character as opposed to usual I suppose, you know sound bites