@PrearrangeS@KilclooneyJohn None without sin. What of Donegal TDs James Myles (Donegal UVF) & William Sheldon (Commonwealth supporter, advicated less focus on Irish language)? Held a seat 1922-1960. Both lost out due to electoral boundary change. Even nationalist TDs in Dail conceded it was gerrymandering.
@ShamrockRovers beat a team away that finished 5th in the EIGHTH best league in the world & @RTEsport still take no steps to show the return leg. Kids who can’t see it, can’t want to be part of it. The principle is as relevant for the LoI as for women’s sport.
#NationalDisgrace
@dhlexpressuk 1) Why do you seek customs charges on a delivery to Northern Ireland from a UK retailer? 2) Why do you seek payment less than 24 hours before scheduled delivery? 3) Why is the customs documentation not available on your site even after you’ve issued the demand?
@DuncanSmithTD Trains that actually meet north county buses would be a bigger improvement. Irish Rail and Dublin Bus seem incapable of arranging this for the Donabate and Sqords-Portrane routes. Existing schedules consistently miss each other by a frustrating margin of less than five minutes.
@monaghanroad@KilclooneyJohn@MichealMartinTD I know John attended in the 60’s - my facts are 100%. It
began in the 80s after a break due to the worst of the troubles. No FF or FG (or SF 🫣) has ever attended. Electoral suicide tbh. But Arleen Foster was at GAA matches & stood for The Soldiers Song. Recalcitrant unionists?
@monaghanroad@KilclooneyJohn@MichealMartinTD No elected politician from County Donegal or the Republic has ever visited the Rossnowlagh event. Arleen Foster has and (way, way back in the day) a young John Taylor visited (maybe more than once?) and offered thought provoking public comments. Correct John?
@Josephbrowne2 It’s the finest of margins. Like being cut with the sharpest blade. In the moment, the main feels less because you think you are competitive. After the result is lodged, you entire guts fall out.
@AjaxEire@o_reachtaire Celtic stole Hibernians identity - ironically with Hib’s unwitting co-operation - to become ‘the’ Irish club in Scotland. They always had an eye to the marketing, even before more recent times. And, unlike Hibs, they opened their team to all
religions. Which unlocked sponsors.
@o_reachtaire Not an Irish club but a club formed by an Irishman. Who was an Orangeman. John Houlding (1833–1902). Look him up. And he wasn’t even from the six counties 😲😲😲😲. Aren’t the wrinkles of history amazing?