One of tommy and hectors first podcasts about lads in the 80s who used to wear those afghan freedom fighter scarves. A popular galway utd chant was āthe muja, the muja, the mujahideenā.
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There are 4 lads named Mohammed Bukes on the St Thomasās minor team.
For Galway city, yes. In the county itās Jack (according to the CSO)
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An average age of 27 them lads too.
Iād say they had to use a fierce amount of question marksš¤·āāļø
Havenāt got it in letterbox in a while thankfully.
The fake jāournalistā names were gas craic in fairness to the racist fucks.
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Michael biehn was in Grease
I read this as John Walters and was completely lost for the next few posts
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Thereās a Hammy Flaherty on the Athenry under-16s.
Antonio Conte is no longer the manager of Tottenham Hotspur.
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Iāve just learned that this second, I had to check that it was true, it was days ago 
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I didnāt realise that young lads canāt go on apprenticeship to England any more since Brexit. Well not until they are 18. Explains why so many of them seem to be going to Germany and Italy now.
Is this fellow any good @Corksfinedtboy?
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Yeah heās from my local club Carrigaline
Lately CCFC
Yes heās v good
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Cork City have confirmed that talented youngster Matthew Moore has signed for Hoffenheim.
The midfielder will join the Bundesliga side in July after the two clubs agreed a undisclosed compensation package in line with FIFA regulations, which also ensures future benefits for City as his career develops.
The Ireland Under 16 captain joined the Rebel Army from Carrigaline United at U14 level and has impressed at both club and international ever since, culminating in this transfer to the German top flight.
āThis is a really good opportunity for Matthew, and we are pleased with how the discussions between the two clubs have progressed also," Cityās Head of Academy, Liam Kearney told the clubās official website.
"We have had a very positive and professional dialogue with Hoffenheim, and we are pleased with the outcome.
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You werenāt long coming up with the official statement. Great work - reads well.
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Copy n paste 
Great to see our young talent getting a chance
Alistair Campbell and Gary Lineker went to the same school, albeit 3 years apart.
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5K a day.
Wall St in New York takes it name from a wall the Dutch built where the street now runs. They built it to keep out the British when the Netherlands first occupied what was then called New Amsterdam (it didnāt work).
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