Podge_irl wrote: » Tries scored is used after extra time in some rugby competitions I believe (or at least used to be).
Buer wrote: » Yup. I recall Shannon beating Clontarf in the AIL final on that basis. If I recall correctly, it's the tie breaker that's used before a drop goal shoot out.
awec wrote: » Diarmuid Connolly back for the Dubs? 5 in a row no bother. Someone is going to have to come up with a slogan for six.
swiwi_ wrote: » One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. #goldenanniversary
swiwi_ wrote: » But also a font! Well spotted Stephen and my sincere apologies to the forum for my Latin error, Switzerland being of course formerly known as Helvetia. So hard to find adequate posters these days, standards have slipped since I was a kid.
awec wrote: » Well that’s McIlroy dead and buried. Bookies favourite too.
awec wrote: » So, the Lion King out today. I reckon the cinema will be full of kids in their 30s for the next few months!
Yeah_Right wrote: » I never even saw the original. Am I the only one?
awec wrote: » What age are you?
thomond2006 wrote: » On the same Sunday where College Green will be open to pedestrians only in a trial, Pearse and Tara St dart stations are closed for renovations. Ideally those wouldn't overlap!
Squidgy Black wrote: » Unless they were emergency repairs, makes absolutely no sense why they'd choose this weekend for renovations, considering it's the one weekend they want to try and get as many people as possible to use the public transport options
Deleted User wrote: » People freak out when I tell them I wasn't really into Disney growing up
Deleted User wrote: » Same as. Just about missed the bandwagon.
Deleted User wrote: » Avatar too. I really don't get how that film in particular was such success.
Synode wrote: » Great bird from Lowry a minute ago. 2 shot lead. Hope he holds his nerve and wins it