Lads, I have a plan on how to enjoy Paddy's day.
3pm Meet in Montrose
3.10pm St Michael's vs Blackrock in the Leinster Schools Cup final, live on Setanta.
6pm Order traditional St Patrick's day meal of steak.
6.50pm Leave Montrose for Belfield Park.
7.45pm Boredom commences
9.40pm Boredom should be over by then (allowing for annoying amount of injury time).
10pm Recommence festivities in the Montrose.
Funnilly enough our plans are fairly similar. Just change the pub and replace the rugby with Cheltenham and you're there
Would bacon and cabbage not be more traditional?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aberdonian Stu
I'm heading into lansdown but I'll join yee for everything else.
I'd rather be caught dead than watch that tripe. I think I'm heading to a gathering at a friend's place in Belgrove before the match. If not I'll head over to the Montrose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aberdonian Stu
Alas, have First Aid duty at aforesaid rugby match, so you can all watch out for me on telly instead!
Ah now PS. It's one of the great traditions of St Patrick's day. Unfortunately this year's final looks a little one-sided.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poor Student
You're dealing with a very disgruntled soccer only person who went to a school with a heavy emphasis on rugger buggery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aberdonian Stu
Where did you go to school? Sadly my school's main fault was that it wasn't terribly keen on establishing a Rugby or Soccer team.
Terenure College. Even with all the rugger buggery there's a paucity of success when it comes to silverware.
What Mullet meant to say was that he'll join you for everything except fot the first match and the steak as his digestive system will be unlikely to be in a position to process solid food.Quote:
Originally Posted by Student Mullet
Process down or up?
Either neither or both. Not one or the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Terenure:p . The Logue all the way!Quote:
Originally Posted by Poor Student