Played the second half of a match last night in driving hail stones, they were non stop for an hour. Unreal.
That wind would cut you in half.
Were you able to run between them?
Did @Smark finally head down to ride that wan off tinder?
Going to be raging when he gets back to his car.
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We don’t say stuff like that up in the big shmoke.
I see Abbeyfeale GAA pitch is flooded again after the Feale burst it’s banks for the second time this year.
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sounds like a very long second half
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40 degrees here in Siem Reap every day for past week or so. Rainfall way down in past 24 months. Having devastating impact on many of the 85% of Cambodians who live in rural areas
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the sweat must be pouring off ya riding the young ones in the shanty towns for 1 dollar
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Fine day in the Lower Harbour Area (LHA) of Cork. Blue sky, light S/W breeze, good drying weather…
What sort of Visa are you on? 12 month? 24 month thing? Are they strict on it, it has to be legit the whole thing?
I played the second half of a match yesterday uphill and into a driving wind.
We lost the second half by 2-11 to no score. I don’t think the ball got to their end line.
Bucketing down hard in Capitol City for about 3 hours now. Biblical shit.
On a work visa. Renew every 12 months. Not in the least bit strict. Very easy to acquire.
I played Junior B hurling yesterday in the most Junior B of conditions. Driving rain, freezing cold, pitch like a swamp. You could hardly grip the hurley it was so cold. Clearances going about 20 yards, balls stuck in the mud and lads taking 5 or 6 tries to pick it. Absolutely horrendous stuff. I couldn’t get warm all day after it. That said conditions like that suit me down to the ground. Slow moving targets 
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Tries.
For Fucks Sake.
Indeed