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Moments that define Irish sport

conorlechance · 2009-05-04 13:44:14

hahha remember when ireland were playing a while back and it was on the day of that munich air crash , and there was a minutes silence(perfectly right) and then there was a shot to the crowd and some gom had his head bowed holding a manchester united scarf aloft. very very funny and perhaps the most pathetic thing i ever…

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hahha remember when ireland were playing a while back and it was on the day of that munich air crash , and there was a minutes silence(perfectly right) and then there was a shot to the crowd and some gom had his head bowed holding a manchester united scarf aloft. very very funny and perhaps the most pathetic thing i ever seen, probably watches MUTV all day:P

also the 'no to foreign games' clown if it was real was very very funny.

all moments twhich help to 'define irish sport'

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threads like this go a long way to defining some facets of irish sport

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#3 05-05-2009 11:04pm

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Having a United scarf at an Irish match is a bit bizarre to be fair.

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