Tall, dark and O'Hailpin

ClareBear · 18-01-2007 11:21pm #1

Any comments on this show tonight? In my opinion it was a brilliant, well put together documentary. The Fiji part in particular was really interesting and how different Sean Og's life is to his brothers now.....top marks. And I don't think you need to be from Cork or be a hurling fan to enjoy it. Well impressed.

Mossy Monk · 19-01-2007 12:15am

ah **** it anyway. knew i forgot something

ClareBear · 19-01-2007 12:40am

And they'll never ever show it again!! :eek:

Ah no might be repeated again maybe.

godtabh · 19-01-2007 9:23am

Mossy Monk wrote:

ah **** it anyway. knew i forgot something

ditto!

Mitch Connor · 19-01-2007 9:31am

Setanta was in my class in college - really nice bloke.

Keedowah · 19-01-2007 12:04pm

my brother came up with the idea for this show with 2 friends and developed it. Pity he is currently in Oz and didn't get to see it.

homerjk · 19-01-2007 1:24pm

Thought it was a great show altogether. Just a pity I thought that the three of them didnt go to Fiji together. And there was no interview with their father either. Is he around?

I thought the lads seemed very nice and genuine too, not like some of the bigger stars I know playing GAA over here.

Dr. Nick · 19-01-2007 8:26pm

Mossy Monk wrote:

ah **** it anyway. knew i forgot something

God bless my newest best-friend, Sky+

For once, the Sky hype is true.

The_Banker · 01-02-2007 8:31pm

The show is even for sale on EBAY and the girlfriend has me bidding on it!!! That was the first sports documentary I has ever seen where females were more impressed than males!!