Eh, the GAA are reclaiming money for the people though AIB’s sponsorship of the All-Ireland club championship.
The Bank of Ireland Leinster Schools’ Cups are reclaiming money for the future economic drivers of this country.
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That’s neither a rule nor a sectarian rule.
You’re now resorting to completely making up stuff.
Kindly fuck off to a Rugby Thread with your rambling shite.
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In the last six months alone, we’ve seen large numbers of Irish rugby supporters attend matches in London (three times), Cardiff (three times) and Paris (once).
Compare that to the miniscule numbers of travelling supporters from Italy, Scotland and Wales coming to Ireland.
That’s a massive loss to the Irish state of money that could have been spent on our health system - instead it was spent on abusing alcohol in other jurisdictions, the tab for which will ultimately be picked up by the Irish state when those people’s livers eventually fail.
Rugby football is literally killing our people.
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Really? Scumbag rovers “allowed” a stadium built completely by tax payers money be used for a couple of shit Rugby games. That was big of them
Another soccer league of Ireland match abandoned tonight with floodlight failure.
2nd occurance in first 3 weeks of the season 
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Asian betting ring
Nice to see a winner.
Need to allocate the rugby-linked BT & skysports subs.
20,000 at a minimum for Dubin @ 500e each would be 10m.
Say another 10,000 for the remainder of the country for another 5m.
Looks like a net loss to the economy on rugby
Sky has a a total subscriber base in Ireland of 500,000
Sky Ireland employs 800 people in Ireland pal.
The Shamrock Bowl was played there as well mate
That can match the remaining 470,000 subs pal.
Huh?
And archery and rugby league and bogball too
The proposed “new new” Casement looks impressive
A little better than the proposed PUC one might say
Which incidentally iooks like this now
Don’t tell me they still have a shadow across half the PuC pitch even after the rebuild?
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It’ll be a bigger stand, a bigger shadow and a bigger bog.
If only all stadiums could be like Thomond Park, which is situated at a lovely angle as the pitch faces in a north-south direction so the sunlight comes in unimpeded for most of the day.
@Fagan_ODowd, my eldest was in a football blitz up in Beann Eadair during your sabbatical from here. Quite simply the most picturesque sports ground I’ve been in in Ireland, stunning.
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