caoibhin wrote: » jebus Christ
Crumble Froo wrote: » hmmm, a few. as a kid, winning the U11 camogie player of the year award when i was just 9 years old, i hadnt expected it, and everyone was so pleased for me, just felt so proud. another was, in the days i was overcoming a serious illness, i went to the park with two friends, and an assortment of hurls, sliotars, and a soccer and american football. just a beautiful day, i think twas february, but seemed like the first day of summer. good time, good friends, and just this sense of freedom, it was beautiful. second day at rock am ring last summer was amazing. awesome friends, music, just one of those weekends i'll always look back on, thinking about the good ol' days, and good mates. first day in new zealand, meeting my boyfriend in person for the first time. felt like meeting an old friend for the first time in years. good times from then on easter monday. spent the day rockclimbing in 20 odd degree heat, on the headland of a beach, blue sky, beautiful green/blue sea, just this amazing freedom, and the physical exercise of trying *not* to fall into the rocky sea below added to the adrenaline buzz, particularly after almost falling... but went from the rockclimbing, to chilling, having a puck around on the beach, and then for a swim, fully clothed in the sea. it was just a beautiful beautiful day, good company, good weather, atmosphere, and one of those days where you're just so grateful for life, and know that this is what it's all about.
useful_contacts wrote: » baaaaaahhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha haahahahahahaha:D:D
sinlessgunner wrote: » I really want an experience like that.....I'm jealous
rossie1977 wrote: » best entire day would be hard to call, best moment would be easier; 3 off the top of my head liverpool winning champs league in May 2005 and then heading to orlando the next morning and seeing pissed liverpool fans still crawling around O'connell street from the night before. Roscommon winning minor all-ireland in Ennis September 2006, amazing celebrations at the end, then seeing the bonfires on the road as soon as we entered county galway is something i will never forget, i had to leave the celebrations to go to my friends wedding in galway city which went on till 11am the next day Two nights before Wrestlemania 22 in Chicago when we got pissed with the WWE Wrestlers in their hotel and stayed up all night drinking until 8am and then went swimming when the hotel desk wouldn't give us a bottle of champagne :mad:
CantGetNoSleep wrote: » Is there nowhere to celebrate it in Co. Roscommon? No, didn't think so, sh*thole!
rossie1977 wrote: » well they have 10,000 people on the streets of roscommon town in the pissing rain that night after the cup arrived, i wasn't there because obviously i was in galway and i lived there then; but from those that were there i hear it was quite a good party, it went on all night if you came from somewhere amazing like Barcelona, Las Vegas, san francisco, Venice, Hong Kong or Innsbruck i could sympathize with you calling roscommon a sh*thole but more than likely you come from somewhere in ireland and there is nowhere on this island so good that one can describe somewhere else as a sh*thole and thats the sad fact i am afraid and i have been all over this island and its islands..........
rb_ie wrote: » I actually feel genuinely sorry for anyone who's "best day of their life (so far)" is the day the team they support won something. You poor, poor people.
Deleted User wrote: » Galway city.
orestes wrote: » The day myself and the missus went on a day-trip to England to take care of our little problem