Superb post Braz
They’re the same type of people who moan about needing more law and order, then when somebody is sent to jail for this:
[font=Verdana][size=3]The court was told Donohoe took a hurley stick from the boot of his car and hit the Mitsubishi Pajero as it blocked his path, and then hit Mr Bates several times when he got out of the car, including a fatal blow to the left temple as he lay defenceless on the ground.[/size][/font]
[font=Verdana][size=3]Witness Emma O’Gorman, who was in a car behind the two men, said she saw Donohoe hitting the front passenger door of Mr Bates’s car for two or three minutes before Mr Bates got out with his hands in the air in a non-confrontational manner. She said Donohoe “looked possessed” and immediately hit the victim with the hurley stick.[/size][/font]
they claim it’s self-defence. FFS.
Don’t sully St Padraig by comparing him to a Leinster rogbee supporter please.
Hurley purchased in lifestyle sports no doubt.
Hang him high. Hurleys should be bought from the boot of a mentor’s car and no where else.
So if a drunk driver was tail gating you and cutting in front of you going at speed with your 9 month old daughter in the back of your car, you would stand idly by?
You’d know all about buying and selling things in the boot and back seat of your GAA mentor’s car, no doubt.
Sweet jesus…
+1
I see you’re still as rattled as you were the first time I called you out, The Welching King.
Ironically your response shows that you, are indeed, the one rattled. Funny that.
Sweet jesus…
Carrying a hurley stick in his boot :strokechin:
Funny thing is, Welcher, if you weren’t such a windbag and had honoured your offer I’d be posting you on a deuce around now. I suppose the lesson here is, welchers sell themselves down a drain eventually.
It was me I would do them.
Luger to the head?
Brendan O’Carroll has said he was shocked to be nominated for two Bafta nominations for Mrs Brown’s Boys.
The funnyman has been nominated in the Male Performance in a Comedy Programme, while the show is competing for the top sitcom title.
Speaking to Dublin’s 98FM O’Carroll said that he was “delighted” but “shocked” to receive the Bafta nomination.
When asked why he decided to adapt the show for television he said: "The last thing that was left was TV. (Mrs Brown) started as a radio show, and then three novels and then a movie starring Anjelica Houston. Then she had a hit record. the only thing that was left was telly.
“It had been successful in all the other genres, but telly is so different because it’s so instant.”
Him and millions of others
TV is now a “genre”?
Jacqui Hurley announcing that “Leo Cullen is trending worldwide” at half-time in the Leinster v Clermont Auvergne match.