Hurley Fight In Dublin City

rgmmg · 25-05-2012 03:11PM

An Irish take on a flash mob.

Doc Ruby · 25-05-2012 03:24PM

That's awful, they should be ashamed of themselves.

Still I suppose it could be worse, there might have been thousands of them looting and rioting for days on end, with mass destruction and theft of property, buildings and cars gutted by fires, numerous deaths and many more injuries and hundreds arrested.

For example.

steelcityblues · 25-05-2012 03:27PM

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

remember maddison that was where copan is now? the biggest drug dealer on the southside that lives in a very upmarket area not far from rathmines was involved in that. it was probably the most dangerous pub in the whole of dublin at the time.

Drank there from time to time , and didn't know that. I go in to the new Copan a fair bit.

Graces would be my biggest no go pub in the same area.

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 03:48PM

stovelid wrote: »

Am I missing something, It looks like a normal hurling game to me. Couple of fat, red-faced lads beating each other with sticks.

Only one Thomas Davis.....

Keep On Renting.

stovelid · 25-05-2012 03:51PM

IrishAm wrote: »

Only one Thomas Davis.....

Keep On Renting.

Paid off your massive debts yet?

I have a nice bottle kept on ice to drink when you finally hit the wall.

mattjack · 25-05-2012 03:53PM

stovelid wrote: »

Paid off your massive debt yet?

Gentlemen, choose your hurley's for round two.

mikemac1 · 25-05-2012 03:56PM

You can see this carry on in Tipp Town any evening during the summer

Was recently voted worst town in Ireland by the good people of After Hours for a reason

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 04:12PM

stovelid wrote: »

Paid off your massive debts yet?

I have a nice bottle kept on ice to drink when you finally hit the wall.

What debts? I am no gypo!

Rent On.

stovelid · 25-05-2012 04:15PM

IrishAm wrote: »

What debts?

They will probably get that underwritten by bigot HQ as well. I especially hope they enjoy paying the half a million back they lost in their court case.

c_man · 25-05-2012 04:17PM

stovelid wrote: »

They will probably get that underwritten by bigot HQ as well.

Jeez not even the good weather, nor a funny story about some scobes, can cheer up the usual anti-GAA crowd.

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 04:18PM

stovelid wrote: »

They will probably get that underwritten by bigot HQ as well. I especially hope they enjoy paying the half a million back they lost in their court case.

Bigot HQ?

The GAA are one of the greatest Irish success stories. They are an invaluable asset to Irish communities.

If Homeless FC despise them, they must be doing something right.

stovelid · 25-05-2012 04:42PM

The Jones Road BigotDome is a nice stadium, mind you.

Nodin · 25-05-2012 04:44PM

stovelid wrote: »

They will probably get that underwritten by bigot HQ as well. I especially hope they enjoy paying the half a million back they lost in their court case.

Bitter, bitter, bitter.....and in no position to talk about "bigot" anything.

dfx- · 25-05-2012 04:49PM

stovelid wrote: »

I have a nice bottle kept on ice to drink when you finally hit the wall.

14th December 2007 or March 2009 vintage?

2007 myself.

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 04:50PM

stovelid wrote: »

The Jones Road BigotDome is a nice stadium, mind you.

I send my local TDs a nice letter every time you hooped vermin act the bollix in Tallaght.

Results aren't going your way at the moment, when your trophies dry up, you will revert to type and run amok.

Another eviction(how many times have you been evicted now?) beckons, my hooped friend.

Forever Homeless.

stovelid · 25-05-2012 04:51PM

I love everybody although I think Dubliners should be expelled from the city for playing turf muncher sports. Association football and maybe a bit of rugby provide a more acceptable sporting diet for our youth.

neil_hosey · 25-05-2012 04:52PM

stovelid wrote: »

The Jones Road BigotDome is a nice stadium, mind you.

bigots? the GAA? you and 1 or 2 others are by far the biggest bigots on this site... hilarious :rolleyes:

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 04:53PM

stovelid wrote: »

I love everybody although I think Dubliners should be expelled from the city for playing turf muncher sports. Association football and maybe a bit of rugby provide a more acceptable sporting diet for our youth.

Whats the Dublin football teams average attendance and whats Homeless FCs average attendance?

Maybe it would more feasible to relocate the homeless. They are already used to it and their numbers are smaller.

SEPT 23 1989 · 25-05-2012 04:54PM

IrishAm wrote: »

I send my local TDs a nice letter every time you hooped vermin act the bollix in Tallaght.

Results aren't going your way at the moment, when your trophies dry up, you will revert to type and run amok.

Another eviction(how many times have you been evicted now?) beckons, my hooped friend.

Forever Homeless.

Its a lovely stadium though

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 04:55PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Its a lovely stadium though

Make a great GAA stadium.

Love the seats. The fans collection from away trips.

geeky · 25-05-2012 04:56PM

The best arguments are still entertaining when it's hard to work out exactly what the two people concerned are rowing about. See above.

SEPT 23 1989 · 25-05-2012 04:57PM

IrishAm wrote: »

Make a great GAA stadium.

Love the seats. The fans collection from away trips.

I think the GAA have enough

stovelid · 25-05-2012 04:59PM

The mullah ball does seem popular in Dublin alright. Especially during the championship. Never sure if it's down to all the muldoon blood in Dublin. Many otherwise normal people are of mullah descent. All the more reason to ban it and only allow British-descended sports in the cities. Yeoman sports can left to flourish in The Silage Zone.

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 05:00PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I think the GAA have enough

It will be a GAA stadium.

The homeless will fuck it up for themselves.

An awful lot of people are waiting in the long grass.

One major fuck up is all it will take.

dfx- · 25-05-2012 05:02PM

stovelid wrote: »

I love everybody although I think Dubliners should be expelled from the city for playing turf muncher sports. Association football and maybe a bit of rugby provide a more acceptable sporting diet for our youth.

Indeed, a spot of cricket too. All those pitches across the country would be great place to set up a wicket, a few stumps and put them to some use.

stovelid · 25-05-2012 05:06PM

Fetching cricket balls and providing drinks would also provide rural jobs and keep them out of urban areas. They would even get paid over the table unlike the "volunteer" work in the mullah ball clubhouses.

Win-win, really.

dfx- · 25-05-2012 05:11PM

Cricket bats manufactured in the shires wouldn't break so easily too. Weapon of choice should discipline be required..

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 05:11PM

When the GAA take rightful ownership of South Dublin County Council Stadium, after Homeless FC revert to type, run amok and kick some poor kid half to death, I propose we build a massive 100 foot statue to the late great Mr Kilcoyne.

It would provide many badly needed construction jobs too.

Maybe rename the stadium in his honour too.

A great man.

stovelid · 25-05-2012 05:19PM

Then we can see manly and senseless violence restored to its rightful place: on the pitch.

IrishAm · 25-05-2012 05:26PM

stovelid wrote: »

Then we can see manly and senseless violence restored to its rightful place: on the pitch.

Better than on the LUAS lines.

Hurley Fight In Dublin City

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