Gwynplaine wrote: That's just a cover story. He's from another planet. Des looks and sounds like he's about to fall asleep. Terrible presenter.
DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: » Marty is the quintessential man's man. Men want to be him, women want to be with him.
Gwynplaine wrote: » That's just a cover story. He's from another planet. Des looks and sounds like he's about to fall asleep. Terrible presenter.
elefant wrote: » It'd be like seeing Jedward at a public event. Nobody has any real respect for him; people would just think it a laugh to get a picture with him. People slate the GAA for a lot of things, but the kind of 'mad rural bastard' craic around figures like Marty Morrissey and Rory's Stories is, to me, by far the grimmest element.
corner of hells wrote: » Elvis when he was alive , nobody wanted to know him.
NIMAN wrote: » I'm usually thankful when I see one of these fellas. It's one less show Kathryn Thomas is doing.
Allison Tangy Values wrote: » What i know of Des I'm indifferent. But Marty... nice fella I'm sure, and seems a competent presenter when not doing the cranberries thing (very very cringey) but this thing about him being a lothario to the female GAA heads. Women who wouldn't look at him if he weren't a gaa journo. Ah here, that's just embarrassing, simpleton bogger carry-on. Huh? I'd love to know what's so awful about her.
Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: » I remember someone posted a photo of him on boards.ie once with his apparent hot young girlfriend as an example of the weemen you can get if you’re high profile. Except she wasn’t his girlfriend, just some randomer.
mariaalice wrote: » They are inoffensive and entertaining grand for light TV...
bobbyss wrote: » I can't understand how Morrissey is apparently so popular. Is he actually or is it just all publicity and self promotion? He's a typical GAA type. Inward looking. Provincial. Parochial. Has certain notions e.g. open shirt. Dyed hair.
grenadino wrote: » Provincial? What does this mean here? Inward looking? How is he inward looking out of curiosity? What examples can you give? What is “a typical GAA type”? Bernard Brogan? Aidan O Shea? Kian Lynch? Most if not all “typical GAA types” these days are well educated so not sure what you’re getting at? Seems to me you just want to have a good sneer at people...
corner of hells wrote: » Des Cahill's brother is a notorious criminal, just be careful what you say.
bobbyss wrote: I can't understand how Morrissey is apparently so popular. Is he actually or is it just all publicity and self promotion? He's a typical GAA type. Inward looking. Provincial. Parochial. Has certain notions e.g. open shirt. Dyed hair.
Thelonious Monk wrote: He's not popular he must have some dirt on someone in RTE because who in their right mind would to see that man on TV?
A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: Eh? There's probably a joke here I'm not getting.
TCM wrote: » There seems to be this perception coming from rte that Marty is a big hit with the ladies; 'party with Marty' etc