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What famous person went to the same school as you?

IvaBigWun

And what were they like?

Bono was in mine (Mount Temple) but was a pupil there years and years before me. By all accounts he wasnt such a twat back then.

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ronbyrne2005 wrote: »

Which school in Glasnevin/Drumcondra did she go to? St Marys?

Yes she went to st marys.

faceman

Ah loads of famous people when to my school but thats boring.

However the following 2 "celebs" were in my class:

Richie Rock - Dickie Rock's son. The failed 6th member of Boyzone)
Ross O'Hamilton - he was the son of a priest, although we didnt know that at the time.

I always thought Heffo in me class was a bit of a celeb too. Come to think of it, i was a celeb too!

SheroN

Stephen Hunt

andrew

ronbyrne2005 wrote: »

Bertie Ahern , Liam Brady and some actor fella i can't remember name of.

I wanted to be the one to say I went to the same school as bertie

and2

ME!
but i cant let anyone know who i am!

Tigger

eoinmaclove wrote: »

Tommy Dunne, All Ireland Winning Captain for Tipperary.
Bobby Ryan, All Ireland Winning Captain for Tipperary.
Eamonn Corcoran, All Ireland Winning player for Tipperary
and lots of other Tipp hurlers
Sean Collum Tipp footballer fullback
Kevin Mulryan, current Tipp midfielder in football

Raymond Garvey, lead singer of Reamon (huge in Germany)
Brian Barry, lead singer of One Minute Silence (underground rock/rap crossover band - huge in, erm, underground rock/rap crossover circles)

depends what you mean by famous I suppose :cool:

tipperary forum tbh

4zn76tysfajdxp

Gráinne + Síle Seoige went to my school about a decade or so before me.

Do they count?

LadyJ

tk123 wrote: »

Samantha Mumba

+1

Not much of a claim to fame though.

Winters

LadyJ wrote: »

tk123 wrote: »

Samantha Mumba

+1

Not much of a claim to fame though.

Quite the opposite really.

rainbow kirby

Don't think anyone famous went to my secondary school.

CountingCrows

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Don't think anyone famous went to my secondary school.

Do you give after dinner speeches?

tomred1

Phil Lynott and someone else i can't think off.

Voodu Child

Two famous golfer fellas, and some guy that used to host Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

When they catch me for those serial killings, I figure i'll be the most famous past-pupil so far.

rainbow kirby

CountingCrows wrote: »

Do you give after dinner speeches?

Only to yore ma.

CountingCrows

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Only to yore ma.

While your giving a speech to my ma, I'll be over in your place banging yore ma like a screen door in a hurricane

andrew

CountingCrows wrote: »

Do you give after sex speeches?

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Only to yore ma.

Fixed

big syke

padraig harrington and paul mcginley

Jonathan

Sharon Ni Beolainn and Mark Little

ibFoxer

Couple of Tipp senior hurling panel.......... Thats it methinks...

I live in the crack of the arse of nowhere...

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

First female manager of a Bank of Ireland :cool: bit before my time though

antodeco

Dermot Morgan AKA Father Ted. Im sure so did other people!

eamoss

From looking at my schools wiki page we have one famous alumni 'Ian Clarke - Computer Scientist' anyone ever hear of him?

So in 269 years my school hasnt produced anyone famous.

Guess rich little protestant kids dont become anything when they are older.

Stephen Staunton went to my mates school and the Corrs went to my sisters school.

Also some girl from your a star thing she got really far she also went to the same uni as me.

Oh how could I forget, Irelands hero and star of My Super Sweet 16th Lorcan :rolleyes: was in my school.

phenomenon

Hanna Microscopic Equalizer wrote: »

First female manager of a Bank of Ireland :cool: bit before my time though

OMG :eek: can you get me an autograph?

GrahamThomas

Damien Rice and the members of Bell X1.
So did the Irish kid from the Harry Potter movies (can't remember his name off hand) and George McMahon, aka Mondo from Fair City :pac:

Handsome Bob

Martin King:pac: Yep, my school gave Ireland the original "entertaining" weatherman.:rolleyes::D

Sea Devils

Eric Elwood, William Joyce (Lord Haw Haw), Bobby Molloy and Proinsias Mac Aonghusa (President of Conradh na Gaeilge )

Exocet

Darren O Dea( celtic player)
Tommy Lyons (ex-dub manager)
& Glen Quinn( used to be in angel)

Neamhshuntasach

Kevin O Connell who now plays for the New England Patriots was in my Poli Sci class in college.

There were also a few other American sports players in my year who went on to become professionals.

razorblunt

Jack Lynch
Joe Lynch (Dinny from Glenroe)
A load of Cork hurlers
Niall Toibin

Mark Carroll was a world European champion went to the school that the school I went to used to be part of but not technically mine.

tricky D

Some bloke called DeVore, became an Internet dictator or something
and some other DeV who was president of something/where