Because he is Chinese.
youĀ“ll do well in australia with that attitude palā¦
Ah read the post in context dumbass.
[quote=ācount of monte cristo, post: 847317, member: 348ā]predictable, race was not mentioned, ethnicity was I am not going to educate you on the difference.
I have not decided what his ethnicity, the answer to that question was determined by his parents. I am of the opinion that the young man be considered Irish-asian.
I note that none of you felt the need to mention his dual status.
Shower of racists.[/quote]
Please explain to us what ethnicity is.
I might help you along - ethnicity is determined by what culture the person in question chooses to identify with. Its a conscious and personal decision. Has Chin - a person that has lived in Ireland for the entirety of his life and taken an active part in Irish culture - stated anything about being anything other than Irish?
[quote=āTurenne, post: 847467, member: 232ā]Please explain to us what ethnicity is.
I might help you along - ethnicity is determined by what culture the person in question chooses to identify with. Its a conscious and personal decision. Has Chin - a person that has lived in Ireland for the entirety of his life and taken an active part in Irish culture - stated anything about being anything other than Irish?[/quote]
I donāt know enough about the man to be honest, thank you for your help @Turenne.
His speech in the U21 Leinster Final makes me think heās a cunt first and foremost.
Well at least your putting aside any race and ethnicity issues and judging him on the speech. Youāre growing as a poster @myboyblue
@The Wild Colonial Bhoy
Hurling has taken over New York, apl. Here are two yanks pucking around in central park as proof.
[quote=āMark Renton, post: 847548, member: 1796ā]@The Wild Colonial Bhoy
Hurling has taken over New York, apl. Here are two yanks pucking around in central park as proof.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVQRENQnwLU
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Looks like thereās three of them. Maybe more.
Yeah, I spotted that but was too lazy to edit the postā¦ the point stands, the world is gone hurling mad.
The GAA won recognition from Europe yesterday when the president of the European Parliament Martin Schultz bestowed a prestigious Citizens award for its contribution to society. Hopefully the core values of our game donāt get lost amidst all the hype and international interest and other countries can follow our modus operandi when it comes to promoting excellence in the sporting arena.
The silence from the soccerballs fans in this thread is deafeningā¦
19 October 2013; Tempers fray during the game. Celtic Champions Classic Super Hurling 11s 11s Exhibition game. Celtic Champions Classic Super Hurling 11s Exhibition game, Lacrosse Pitch, University of Notre Dame, Chicago, USA. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE
Wonderful hi-jinks on display for the yanks to behold.
Sure Notre dame is known as the fighting Irish, theyād be expecting that sort of stuff, be a shame to let them down for an exhibition
Who won in the end?
Hurling, mate.
Leinster walked it mate, start to finish, they whipped the Limerick spined Munster outfit 51 to 41. Order has been restored to hurling.
Hmmm
Gaa Umpires, setting standards in mediocracy for generations. 
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