The fucker in front of his was a lucky cunt he wasnât decapitated .
Fagan
In my lifetime I am thinking how many of our Taoisigh were moderately competent at pucking a sliotar ;
Lynch ; yes
CJH ; yes
GTG ; no
Albert ; No
Bruton ; I doubt
Bertie ; No
Biffo , yes
Enda ; yes
Leo ; no
Who the fuck is your man?
I presumed they were a couple also
Lynch by far the worst leader there
Sigh
You could be right there .
A link to a book that might interest you .
There will be some craic if they ever get together with Macron.
Leoâs socks for the day that was in in.
Ah so Leo is a mountie
Not very statesman like. Heâs not trying to bang bang some fella in the George ffs
Brogan what a prick
Bernard Brogan has a hideous accent - itâs a bastard mixture of lower middle class West Dublin and the already bastard, mutant âFriendsâ accent common to leafy upper class Saith-East County Dublin (the latter is usually mistakenly referred to as a D4 accent).
The way he pronounces his vowels, particularly when he says a word such as âjerseyâ (jirrrrsey) makes me want to give him a clip around the ear, as itâs clearly the product of a deliberate attempt to modify his accent for the corporate marketplace.
This type of double-bastardised mutant accent is rather common in Dublin now and particularly among aspiring young middle class professional GAA types.
Ciaran Kilkenny also has it.
Bernard Brogan has a hideous accent - itâs a bastard mixture of lower middle class West Dublin and the already bastard, mutant âFriendsâ accent common to leafy upper class Saith-East County Dublin (the latter is usually mistakenly referred to as a D4 accent).
The way he pronounces his vowels, particularly when he says a word such as âjerseyâ (jirrrrsey) makes me want to give him a clip around the ear, as itâs clearly the product of a deliberate attempt to modify his accent for the corporate marketplace.
This type of double-bastardised mutant accent is rather common in Dublin now and particularly among aspiring young middle class professional GAA types.
Ciaran Kilkenny also has it.
Is it not just a Castleknock accent?
Is it not just a Castleknock accent?
I would say itâs an aspirational M50 accent, in that itâs common in the less socially disadvantaged areas close to the M50. The chances of somebody having this accent are raised exponentially if they have at least one parent from a rural county.
I was watching TV3 morning show last Saturday morning and Alan Brogan was on to promote Age Ireland . He has a grand normal Dublin accent .
I would love to kick Bernardâs teeth down his throat, letâs see him say jersey then the prick
What line of work are the Brogan brothers in?
Any of them teachers?