🇮🇪 A football commentator in Australia would be hung and quartered for daring this. US, UK and many other nations too. All power to you Richard Sadlier 💚 #FreePalestine#BDS 🇵🇸
Great stuff here from Conor Laverty. He had this RTÉ graphic as his screensaver for three weeks. Donegal v Tyrone/Armagh semi-final listed for TV coverage back in April.
There's no county like Down. None. Meath are closest. But for a county struggling endlessly, years of misery, not even that good players... And just because they're Down they can still look like the best team in Ireland when they feel it. A remarkable place. Mad. #donegal#gaa
Absolute scenes!
Fr. James O'Reilly joined St Ergnat's Moneyglass as they celebrated their historic Ulster Senior Club Ladies’ Football Championship win at the weekend.
The parish priest got caught up in the emotion of the club's first Ulster senior club title success after they beat Errigal Ciarán at Brewster Park.
Moneyglass player Eleanor Mallon captured this brilliant video of the celebrations.
@AndyMitten What did you think for the sport itself Andy? Personally feel if it originated in another country it would be a worldwide sport. Fastest field sport on earth
Quote: "When the Irish landed in America. They asked who needs a carpenter, who needs a bricklayer, who needs a barman etc. The migrants that now land in Ireland ask . Who can house me, who can feed me, who can give me health care."
Complete manure.
I'll share one story. /1
All Ireland Football Championship
Full Time
Louth 0-24
Down 0-25
@officialdowngaa scorers:
P. Havern (0-6)
D. Magill (0-6)
O. Murdock (0-5)
A. Crimmins (0-2)
C. Doherty (0-1)
C. Mooney (0-1)
S. Millar (0-1)
J. McGeough (0-1)
@AllianzIreland
As a Concierge member I’m no stranger to the ever professional crew of @AerLingus but on tonight’s EI177 from Heathrow to @DublinAirport I had the front row to myself and shortly before landing the crew moved up a gentleman who was in a very distressed state. I thought maybe he had a really bad fear of flying but as we got closer to Dublin he got more signal on his phone and word filtered through his young son is just after drowning, and Gardai were coming to get him. As you can imagine the poor man was inconsolable, but cabin manager Claire and her colleague Rachel, and I might add today was Rachel’s first day, were just amazing. The way they connected with him and held him and consoled him as he cried uncontrollably meant that he wasn’t alone at the most painful moment I’ve ever seen someone go through. They both stayed with him and after I collected my bag I saw them taking him through arrivals to meet the Gardai. I’m heartbroken for this man but the compassion Claire and Rachel showed while they were both so visibly upset themselves just highlights how they put the well being of their passengers above everyone else. RIP to that poor little boy