They get much more respect in Oireland.
Not so sure about that. This is a very laid back trip, so much so weāre even leaving sub machine guns lying around fully loaded, and neāer a shot fired. Weāve all matuured.
They mustnāt believe their luck when they come over, the locals bending over backwards to facilitate their every whim.
Itās an awful pity he didnāt have the redbull towel with himā¦
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Camden Street closed off and crowds there waiting to see them I presume. Mainly women which youād understand but a good number of āmenā there as well, giggling away excitedly with their camera phones out.
We really do need another world war.
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We?
What World War was Ireland involved in? And I dont think the giggly freaks you saw on the street corner today like @Bandage and @TheUlteriorMotive will be the types to go to war. That will be left to men like you and me bro.
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And the pretend IRA standing idly by.
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Theyāre watching it on tv down at the Padraig Pearse pub. Bunting is out too.
Itās fantastic that we have all moved on.
Weāll have to cheer England tonight as wellā¦
Nah.
Some things remain sacred. Good luck to them if they win it but iād have no gra for this England team.
Couldnāt make it mate, had a prior engagement at a bonfire in Londonderry.
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At least you got to meet your hero Rory
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Are they imitating a nazi salute in a nod to young Hewitts fancy dress preferences?
Met him in Donegal last weekend too.
Great to see the stick hurling brigade falling over themselves to fawn over Prince Harry 
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I thought that was him.
He would be delighted with meeting a member of the British Royal Family, the sleeveen.
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