Yeah It was good but could have been better,could have focused more on the older teams
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Portillo made a pretty sobering remark to finish that program.
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what did he say?
He did. Well made I thought.
As an aside, Crossmaglen women donât age well.
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Has there ever been a really good documentary about GAA? I canât think of one off hand.
Mickey Harteâs time in charge of Tyrone would make for a smashing 30 for 30.
I guess âRed Hand Lightsâ already has that covered in drama form. Il Bomber Destro TV Programme Ideas
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Insurrection starting in a few moments on Teilifis 1.
Dead Brits lying all over Northumberland Road.
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Volunteer Mick Malone giving it socks here.
The sangwiches being doled out here between the volunteers.
Basil Fawlty appointed to command the Brits.
Bbc history magazine did a podcast about the rising last week
Caught the end of that, didnât realise that there was a living child of one of the executed, if it was anyone but Mallin heâd be on a pedastal for the year.
Bit of a history overload in the house, the wife wonât watch anything else about 1916 with me and we are a one telly house. Spent the day in Dublin yesterday hoping to have a good look around by myself but my research was terrible, Collins barracks was closed and the GPO exhibition doesnât start till next week, spent a while in the Ambassador exhibition which seems to be curated by Sinn Fein, wouldnât bother my arse with it if anyone is interested
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I was caught by that myself, Collinsâ barracks not open on a Monday⌠I wouldnât blame the wife either, Iâm getting sick of hearing 1916 myself.
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Thatâs what you get for not seeking the advice of tfk experts.
There was a decent fly on the wall doc made about Portumna from around 2003
What was the one with the Galway footballers in 98,A month of Sundays or something,that was fairly good
A year til Sunday
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I think it was made by the lad that did the mayo end of toughest trade.
He was the Galway sub goalie that year. Hence the access.