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Hi folks
Having lost my mam just a few weeks ago I will be walking 100 miles in October for the incredible saintly work that the Irish Hospice Foundation do each and every day in this country and all in such a professional and discreet manner.
@dubsoulrebel Both Bohs and Rovers win their last two IMO so league table stays as is when the last ball has been kicked and rovers win the league by three
https://t.co/H2mIkGM9Fz
Hi folks
Having lost my mam just a few weeks ago I will be walking 100 miles in October for the incredible saintly work that the Irish Hospice Foundation do each and every day in this country and all in such a professional and discreet manner.
I’d really appreciate any donation at all towards the incredible work that the hospice staff in this country do. If anyone can donate anything at all or would like to even join me for a mile or two and a coffee afterwards let me know too 🩷❤️thanks for the support
https://t.co/H2mIkGM9Fz
Hi folks
Having lost my mam just a few weeks ago I will be walking 100 miles in October for the incredible saintly work that the Irish Hospice Foundation do each and every day in this country and all in such a professional and discreet manner.
@johncreedon Similar one in Midleton John, not in as good a shape as this one but the Ormonde sign is still up on it and the overall shape leaves me fascinated and just wondering what it was like in its day
@anspailpin Exact same experience here and we are frequent match goers. The barcode ticket that scans on the turnstile seems to be totally different to the ticket that downloads to the wallet. We’ve just stopped even trying and just leave the barcoded ones ready at the stile
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@Denis_Hurley Enough of a capacity to host such a big game Denis? Interesting PUC probably too big but I would have thought it would have attracted a bigger crowd than what PUR holds
Well deserved red for Cian Lynch today and Cork deserve their credit to come back and win after being eight points down but I can’t help but think Limerick with a fit Aaron Gillane and fifteen players for the full game wins that game at a canter #GAA
@dubsoulrebel Derry look to be starting to figure things out Stevo. With the squad that they have are they still in the title contenders conversation or does their struggle for consistency in recent years slow that talk again
@CorkGourmetGuy I’m really not sure it would make any difference to the crowd to be honest Dave and the atmosphere for the Gloucester game last December in what was a trial of sorts and the atmosphere just never got going. Its too big of a stadium for where Munster are at right now
@ailbeoreilly Totally agree Ailbe the atmosphere on Sunday was fantastic and you really can’t beat Munster Championship for that but I also experienced a twenty minute queue for a toilet and security/stewards standing drinking coffee at the back of the terrace while all of this going on.
@Keyes@ProgressIreland In other words Seán there won’t be any realistic acceptable solution to the housing crisis mess that has been caused so how about we sign off on tiny sheds/cabins in people’s gardens being acceptable as family homes going forward.