Can’t agree there. I absolutely admire a team or individual who gets knocked down and keeps getting back up to try again. The dedication and enthusiasm of their fans is to be admired . As for being spanked I don’t recall many examples of that and in fact I recall them loosing narrowly in many big games to teams with much greater resources. As a non Mayo Gaa supporter I would love to see them win the all Ireland as I think many more would.
Let Roscommon win it first. They have been waiting even longer.
Fcukkin right spanner that lad.
To be fair, they have no other choice than to try again each time.
Nonetheless, I would love to see them win the Championship. They were a brilliant team and only a score or two away from winning a few championships against what many people consider the greatest county side of all time.
I hope they win it so they can shut up and go back to being irrelevant!
If Mayo ever do win the all ireland they'll probably end up being disappointed afterwards.
The hope, expectation and looking forward to something is almost always far better than the reality of it.They do win the all ireland and they'll have nothing to live for anymore, nothing to look forward to.
The scenario you describe didn’t happen Dublin in 2015 😉
Naga Munchetty, BBC Breakfast presenter. Comes across as a really nasty woman. Has been disciplined by the Beeb after she tore strips off a young girl in "The Canteen" because her porridge was too hot to eat in the time she has available and more recently insulted a co presenter Sally Nugent for being so bold as to have a wave put in her straight hair and wear a flowery dress. Naga by name…….naggy by nature, a horrible person.
She has suffered from chronic pain for years.
https://www.themedicalchambers.com/blog/naga-munchetty-adenomyosis-personal-experience
You have removed the "inexplicable" bit, by justifying why she's horrible.
Would have been better if you had just named her and got people wondering why.
Not everybody watches BBC breakfast I'm sure. Just providing a bit of background.
Jarlath Burns (GAA President)
Ricky Gervais the actor. Ricky Gervais the comedian is enjoyable.
There was a nauseating 40 year old woman from Roscommon on Newstalk today, who had gone to Dubai for 4 days with 4 other girlfriends to celebrate one of their 40th Birthdays. They all left small kids at home.
She was whining on the radio about being stuck in Dubai now. They were supposed to come home today but cannot and may not be able to leave for another few days. Christ women, if you have 4000 or 5000 each to blow on a friends 40th birthday in Dubai you can stay there for another few days without feeling sorry for yourselves.
Maybe go for a meal in the Hodson Bay hotel next time one of you has a birthday. When people go to Dubai like that for birthdays, you know the country is f***ed, like in 2007.
Connor McGregors dad is the ultimate bandwagon jumper
John McGuirk, creepy, hypocritical w@nker.
That's not all he's jumping on apparently
On RTE a few weeks back they did a vox pop in Dublin airport with people decamping to foreign climes to escape the rain. One woman said she knew some of our New Irish who had finally given up on our weather, and were fleeing to their home countries. And it wasn't just short haul to the Canaries, but a lot of them were going to Australia and New Zealand.
The end of civilisation is nigh.
Shane Beattie Newstalk.
Comes across as a know-it-all little runt.
Oddly i think it's the other way around!
Every news item he reads out has to include some survey or other, no matter how obscure
I can't stand him either way.
Shia LeBoeuf
Carla Ward, with the same ill-fitting suit jacket she wears the whole time
Yes; I know he's only an actor. But the guy in the IKEA ad, going on about his crib. His "crib"? Did I somehow wander through a black hole and find myself back in the 90s?
"girlfriends"
Were they going to have a lesbian orgy over there or something?
Sounds like it. Them groups of Roscommon women could be wilder than a hen weekend when they get away to Dubai without their kids / husbands / partners!
Frikken rugmunchers!
Fifth place runner up on a singing television show from 2010 Mary Byrne is doing the rounds bemoaning the fact that she finds dating difficult as she doesn't know if someone is interested in her as a person or just her celebrity status. Talk about notions.
There could be a separate thread for Irish "stars" who've had one notable achievement 10/20/30/40 years ago and are still dining out on it.
Jack Chambers - The FF version of Leo Varadker