I’m aware of that. Whether they would have won the hypothetical 9 nations that year is worthy of debate.
On the basis its a hypothetical competition I think Ireland woukd have won the grand slam
Why are you ignoring Argentina, Samoa, Fiji and Tonga? There’s more than 3 countries in the Southern Hemisphere.
Don’t forget to post up a picture of your dinner.
Id give papua new guinea more than a squeak in this hypthetical competition
Lads, let the rubby men enjoy their win. If it was football we’d all be buzzing… I’m delighted for the real rubby men on here like @gilgamboa, @Tim_Riggins and @GeoffreyBoycott…
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Good chance Ireland would deffo get beyond the quarter finals in this hypothetical competition too
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That’s rugby league country.
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The carping from the rugby haters/soccer types on one of the great days for Irish rugby is most unbecoming. When the Eire soccer team had what the soccer types were telling us was a big moment for the ages for Eire soccer - beating Wales in the play off to get into the play off to qualify for the group stages of the 32 team World Cup, the rugby community were genuinely happy for the soccer types and our Lansdowne Road tenants. Homourable mention for @ChocolateMice who appreciates the significance of today’s events in Paris.
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I’ll be in Notre dame tomorrow myself
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Go up to Sacre Coeur, it doesn’t have the same ambience of ND but the area is lovely to walk around on a Sunday morning.
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Are you away somewhere?
Will you be passing by Pigalle tonight?
Jesus pick a side will ya.
It’s most likely you are an unbelievable band wagoner
Everyone knows what side I’m on, mate. I can still be happy for my good mates despite despising the game.
Never knew you taught in Woolmer Hill mate
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I was there in October.Lovely spot.A lot of auld pushy wogs about though selling shitty trinkets.
Oooft
Yeah you want to visit early before all that tourist shit starts. I’ve been up there a few times and you can’t walk the streets with all the cunts.