Most of United were shit tonight. Barca ran circles around the midfield of United. Carrick and Giggs were poo tonight. I also think Berbatov is one shitty striker.
Everyone knows this over here, but most people just accept it 
It's pretty much too late for people to change over here. As you probably know, Ireland is a very religious country. People over 40 in Ireland have Catholicism engrained in their head and are way too stubborn to change.
One of the people who is at the forefront of this scandal was the bishop that confirmed me
It's pretty much too late for people to change over here. As you probably know, Ireland is a very religious country. People over 40 in Ireland have Catholicism engrained in their head and are way too stubborn to change. One of the people who is at the forefront of this scandal was the bishop that confirmed me
Ferrari to quit F1 over budget rows [?]
I think the real problem here are FIFA and UEFA.
FIFA are just being to closed minded. Football needs a TV referee, like rugby. IT would sort out all these silly penalties and red cards. The referees need to come down on divers like a ton of bricks. It's disgraceful how some players act on the pitch. It's ruining football.
On UEFA's part, it is so bloody stupid that the 3 people missing the final cannot get their ruling overturned. Give the 2 refs tv evidence and i'm 100% positive that they would say they were in the wrong.
FIFA are just being to closed minded. Football needs a TV referee, like rugby. IT would sort out all these silly penalties and red cards. The referees need to come down on divers like a ton of bricks. It's disgraceful how some players act on the pitch. It's ruining football.
On UEFA's part, it is so bloody stupid that the 3 people missing the final cannot get their ruling overturned. Give the 2 refs tv evidence and i'm 100% positive that they would say they were in the wrong.
Fountains of Wayne - Stacy's Mom
I dunno why, it's not even that old, just reminds me of Summer a few years ago enjoying my "youth".
Whingfield - Saturday Night
I dunno why, it's not even that old, just reminds me of Summer a few years ago enjoying my "youth".
Whingfield - Saturday Night
Cows can go up stairs, but not down them 
Yes, he is.
I really can't wait for this to start tonight. It will be interesting to see how Rory will cope with the huge galleries and pressure. Obviously I hope that an Irish lad will win, Harrington is my pick for this Masters. He is sneakingly coming to form as of late and could have a big drive up the pack come Sunday. You can't count out Tiger though, having come off a win 2 weeks ago he is already baxk to his best
would be great to see McIlroy win
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I'd see better organisation and commitment from the local playschool kids...
The FiA is a bloody disgrace.
The FiA is a bloody disgrace.
21: Keane - Is it any wonder ?
They've found Wally...already
I'm very sorry for not making it, I gave Hugo a text but unfortunately he didn't receive it.
I was playing golf today, and got a belt of a golf ball full force into the leg, its swolen up to be the size of a cabbage. I was also watching the Ireland match in the pub, but didn't get home in time.
I was playing golf today, and got a belt of a golf ball full force into the leg, its swolen up to be the size of a cabbage. I was also watching the Ireland match in the pub, but didn't get home in time.
I hope his tool gets chopped off, hopefully that infidel won't be able to breed then.
I believe that the education system is good here, in Ireland, but with terrible curriculum.
When we start secondary school (12yrs old), we are forced to do 10 or 11 subjects. These would contain 4 core subjects: Irish, English, Maths, French (modern language). Then you have subjects like History, Geography, Business Studies, Technical Graphics, Art & Crafts, Science, Home Economics, Metal Work, SPHE, CSPE, Religion. You would usually do 6 or 7 of these subjects, although the choice varies between schools.
Then, when you are 15, you sit the Junior Certificate exam. (Like the GCSE's)
Once you come back to school, you choose 7 subjects to do for you Leaving Cert (equiv. A-Levels). Again, These core subjects are compulsory (Irish, English, Maths & French). The 3 extra subjects you choose, are generally branched out subjects of the ones in Junior Cert. Eg, In Business Studies, 3 subjects branch out from that - Accounting, Economics and Business Studies. With Science, you have Biology, Physics and Chemistry. etc etc.
You have 2 years to complete the course. Then you sit your Leaving Cert. Your best 6 subjects count towards your overall points. These points are vital for getting into University, or College. 600 is the maximum you can get.
Not really sure if this contributed to the thread, but I thought I might aswell give an insight into the education system in Ireland.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E ... n_the_Republic_of_Ireland
When we start secondary school (12yrs old), we are forced to do 10 or 11 subjects. These would contain 4 core subjects: Irish, English, Maths, French (modern language). Then you have subjects like History, Geography, Business Studies, Technical Graphics, Art & Crafts, Science, Home Economics, Metal Work, SPHE, CSPE, Religion. You would usually do 6 or 7 of these subjects, although the choice varies between schools.
Then, when you are 15, you sit the Junior Certificate exam. (Like the GCSE's)
Once you come back to school, you choose 7 subjects to do for you Leaving Cert (equiv. A-Levels). Again, These core subjects are compulsory (Irish, English, Maths & French). The 3 extra subjects you choose, are generally branched out subjects of the ones in Junior Cert. Eg, In Business Studies, 3 subjects branch out from that - Accounting, Economics and Business Studies. With Science, you have Biology, Physics and Chemistry. etc etc.
You have 2 years to complete the course. Then you sit your Leaving Cert. Your best 6 subjects count towards your overall points. These points are vital for getting into University, or College. 600 is the maximum you can get.
Not really sure if this contributed to the thread, but I thought I might aswell give an insight into the education system in Ireland.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E ... n_the_Republic_of_Ireland
I'd put it down to their history classes in school, apparently, they're diabolical.
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The dude that wrote that poem "Bimse buan ar buairt gach lo" is from my town, and is also on my higher level Irish Leaving Cert paper
FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG