I once went to a corporate rugby do at which at no point did I even see the pitch. Not a blade of grass graced my sight.
I got unbelievably drunk though.
Slept in the hall.
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You will love limerick so!
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I’ve contacted a couple of schools, seeing can I have a look round on Friday. Haven’t heard back yet.
Ring them… Waste of time sending emails.
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I’ve gone to the Cork Jazz many times and never heard a bit of jazz.
I’ve also gone to Laois hurling matches and not seen a screed of Hurling
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Glenstal Abbey is probably your best bet.
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No Munchins, no party
Used to play against them at school. Found the place a little odd. Not there.
Move up the road altogether and base the family home in West Tipperary.
Anywhere above the water line looks a good bet at present.
We could become booze brothers, it would be fab.
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Are yours secondary school age mate? Thought they were younger.
Older one would start next year ideally.
Villiers will be best if they’ve come out of the English system, there’s good primary schools all over so you should consider address before deciding that.
I’d heard Villiers was hard to get into. Is that the prod place on the ncr? Do they hurl?
They do in their shit hurl, sure if you want hurling you’ve only one option.
Disgusting approach to schooling
If I wanted an English education for them I’d stay here.
I want them to embrace their inner roaster.
Don’t understand this, Villiers is a school in Limerick, a very good one that will do more than any other to bridge the gaps in your kids education from moving countries, if hurling is the only criteria send him to Ard Scoil.
Flatty is loaded his kids dont need to worry bout learning and shit