jimbodub

Muck
No that was some guy called Liam
A southsider with a culchie accent...nice fella
It was still more than enough to top what these girls were used to though
As I said... there's a very good reason for the country blood in Dublin
Country girls with taste and intelligence can't get enough of us Dubs...
And who can blame them...


If believing that makes you lads happy to take our cast offs then I am happy to let you believe it!

TheMaster (Mayo) - Posts: 16187 - 27/05/2014 09:30:14    1593964

Jesus sam you really have it in for us had you a bad experience with a guard or a teacher at some stage from monaghan ,as i said yesterday yous will be grand so long as you don't meet the farney

prideof85 (Monaghan) - Posts: 851 - 27/05/2014 09:52:34    1593974

prideof85
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Jesus sam you really have it in for us had you a bad experience with a guard or a teacher at some stage from monaghan ,as i said yesterday yous will be grand so long as you don't meet the farney

I actually dont think it makes a bit of difference to teams now about tradition, and bad results against certain teams over the years, it is all on the day now, and these trends are eventually bucked. ie Kerry v Dublin is a case in example, or our run against either armagh or tyrone in recent years. I am sure you guys will have plans to put an end to your losing streak against tyrone, all on the day and all of that., otherwise there is no point in turning up for these games.

Donegalman (None) - Posts: 3830 - 27/05/2014 10:43:42    1594006

Hoganstand team of the week...

4. Gareth McKinless (Derry)

It's a testament to McKinless' performance that Colm McFadden - who was making a record-breaking 150th appearance in the Donegal jersey - had little impact on proceedings in Celtic Park.

.....It may be a testament to Gareth McKinless Hoganstand, but it is even more of a testament to Dermot McBride who was marking McFadden the entire game!

jamesjoyce (Derry) - Posts: 126 - 27/05/2014 10:47:06    1594009

TheMaster
County: Mayo
Posts: 11163

Casts offs... more like go getters man...

Career women that want the very best for themselves, who want to achieve... you want to succeed, educated women with ambition...

They don't want to settle for net curtains and apple pie and big Joe "white sock wearing" O'Toole

We get all the very best culchie DNA here in Dublin... and boy do we exploit it.

Sure don't they just love us Dubs... popping them out, all instantly becoming 100% Dub....

We have setup a breeding program here in the capital...and all we have to do his throw out the Dub charm and wit... bingo.

It's like a moth to a flame man...

Your women cant get enough of us chief... no wonder we have a nice drop of culchie DNA in us... we're a product of our own irresistible charm





;)

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20601 - 27/05/2014 10:58:53    1594014

Lol yeah it's that charming northside Dublin brogue that gets them swooning jimbo!

I once told a bird from Malahide that my family "owned" one of the islands off the coast of Donegal and that we simply used it as our isolated getaway. How it was a wonderful haven of tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of Dublin city life. Of course she was welcome to join me for a weekend away if it ever took her fancy.

Three words:

Hook. Line. Sinker.

Lockjaw (Donegal) - Posts: 9155 - 27/05/2014 11:30:29    1594037

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Lol yeah it's that charming northside Dublin brogue that gets them swooning jimbo!

I once told a bird from Malahide that my family "owned" one of the islands off the coast of Donegal and that we simply used it as our isolated getaway. How it was a wonderful haven of tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of Dublin city life. Of course she was welcome to join me for a weekend away if it ever took her fancy.

Three words:

Hook. Line. Sinker.


...... hahahahaha v good

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20601 - 27/05/2014 12:15:05    1594079

MuckrossHead
County: Donegal
Posts: 2543

Plenty of his ball playing comes from his Ma's side sure. It's on that side all the talent was.

Most Dubs are a composite of Celt, Viking Norman, Anglo etc.

As are most culchies too.

MesAmis (Dublin) - Posts: 13718 - 27/05/2014 12:27:26    1594089

Don't forget Saxon...

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20601 - 27/05/2014 12:49:16    1594103

jimbodub
County: Dublin
Posts: 12558

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Don't forget Saxon...

We're a mongrel nation

MesAmis (Dublin) - Posts: 13718 - 27/05/2014 13:35:02    1594136

There is an element within the GAA that I believe look at the rules of the game(particularly new rules)and immediately devise a way around breaking them. The problem for the GAA is that in football in particular there is still no definition of a tackle and consequently each referees interpretation of these rules is different. The referee on Sunday never punished Donegal for consistently fouling around the 45 we thought the black was introduced to eradicate this. We also like to think of the game as physical yet players dive in Gaa matches at the drop of a hat (Sean Cavanagh's dive vs Down probably cost them the match)M Murphy earned a pt for Donegal with a dive after he lost control of the ball as he advanced on goal. There were at least three choke tackles executed against Derry. I have no complaint with result of game just frustration with rules and their application. D mc Bride fell over the ball against Down and Down tackler standing over him gets penalised for doing nothing' Tyrone score from resultant free and build up. So therfore can someone explain to me how on other occasions six players are allowed to surround an attacker pummel ,slap and use their knees to keep him on ground is apparently legal.

taobhabhogaigh (Derry) - Posts: 3 - 27/05/2014 13:42:31    1594140

MesAmis
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jimbodub
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Don't forget Saxon...

_________

We're a mongrel nation...

Very true but that's quite an impressive mix if you ask me

All very powerful in their day

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20601 - 27/05/2014 14:18:53    1594169

i see some of the Monaghan fans are getting excited, and they have not played a game yet, have they forgotten they have Tyrone,yes Tyrone, then Armagh or Cavan before they get to the final, here s me thinking they wished it was not Tyrone, and even if they survive, they are saying please God not Cavan, oh please no, no

mchugh11 (Donegal) - Posts: 242 - 27/05/2014 21:22:05    1594477

MesAmis
County: Dublin
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Plenty of his ball playing comes from his Ma's side sure. It's on that side all the talent was.

You obviously never saw Seamus "Supermac" McBrearty in his pomp.

MuckrossHead (Donegal) - Posts: 5028 - 27/05/2014 21:24:20    1594478

prideof85
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Donegal will do just fine so long as they don't meet monaghan

I wouldn't be so sure this year, I stated after the Div 2 final that Donegal will probably beat Monaghan if they meet in Ulster in the summer.
Why? Because they got a chanced to size you up in that Div 2 final. Donegal seen Monaghan go all out to win silverware in the wide open spaces of Croke Park, and Donegal seem to do well when they have time to focus on one team who they really want to beat.

GaryMc82 (Derry) - Posts: 3017 - 27/05/2014 21:34:07    1594486

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MesAmis
County: Dublin
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Plenty of his ball playing comes from his Ma's side sure. It's on that side all the talent was.

You obviously never saw Seamus "Supermac" McBrearty in his pomp.

A friend of the family told me that MD MacCauley has relations in Lifford, Co Donegal. I think his father is from there.

GaryMc82 (Derry) - Posts: 3017 - 28/05/2014 10:01:26    1594564

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MesAmis
County: Dublin
Posts: 7380


Plenty of his ball playing comes from his Ma's side sure. It's on that side all the talent was.

Ha! fair enough.

It's just a pity for St. James' Gaels that Paddy went wandering and didn't stay at home! ;)

MesAmis (Dublin) - Posts: 13718 - 28/05/2014 10:10:49    1594570

GaryMc82
County: Derry
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I wouldn't be so sure this year, I stated after the Div 2 final that Donegal will probably beat Monaghan if they meet in Ulster in the summer.
Why? Because they got a chanced to size you up in that Div 2 final. Donegal seen Monaghan go all out to win silverware in the wide open spaces of Croke Park, and Donegal seem to do well when they have time to focus on one team who they really want to beat.

Couple of things about this, one is that we were going to try and win that game too, we brought on players after 20 minutes which would suggest that we were there for the silverware too. Also, we have the same amount of time available to size up the opposition as they have us, which gives us no better or worse advantage over other teams. The team jmg is sizing up now is the winner of fermanagh and antrim. After that, the sizing up will be about tyrone, monaghan, armagh or cavan provided we are still in the ulster competition. there is utterly no point in playing favorites with any of those teams in terms of guessing who we might or might not play later this year, one game at a time and all that..

Donegalman (None) - Posts: 3830 - 28/05/2014 10:17:07    1594578

jimbodub
Casts offs... more like go getters man...
Career women that want the very best for themselves, who want to achieve... you want to succeed, educated women with ambition...
They don't want to settle for net curtains and apple pie and big Joe "white sock wearing" O'Toole
We get all the very best culchie DNA here in Dublin... and boy do we exploit it.
Sure don't they just love us Dubs... popping them out, all instantly becoming 100% Dub....
We have setup a breeding program here in the capital...and all we have to do his throw out the Dub charm and wit... bingo.
It's like a moth to a flame man...
Your women cant get enough of us chief... no wonder we have a nice drop of culchie DNA in us... we're a product of our own irresistible charm

As I said... More than happy...
Next time we are sending off a gang to shawshank I will give you the heads up, so you can get the pick of the, ah, best ones...
Don't mention it, it's our pleasure.

TheMaster (Mayo) - Posts: 16187 - 28/05/2014 15:59:01    1594765

jimbodub
County: Dublin
Posts: 12562

1593860 Muck

No that was some guy called Liam

A southsider with a culchie accent...nice fella

It was still more than enough to top what these girls were used to though

As I said... there's a very good reason for the country blood in Dublin

Country girls with taste and intelligence can't get enough of us Dubs...

And who can blame them...

????????????

Liamwalkinstown (Dublin) - Posts: 8166 - 28/05/2014 16:12:52    1594774