terrible show .. embarasing to think this is the best talent in ireland .. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by juan
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terrible show .. embarasing to think this is the best talent in ireland .. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by juan
It's the shabby sub X-Factor production that really annoys me.Quote:
Originally Posted by old git
To fair Britain's Got Talent is worse. I seen an auld lad chopping wood on that last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by old git
I think people with genuine talent have other outlets for their talent
my cousin, Richie Cunningham, was on it a few weeks ago singing a Frank Sinatra song (Fly Me To The Moon). He was eliminated. He is very good though and did a great job (his version is on youtube if youre interested). Have heard the show is a bit cringeworthy though...
Was the Fonz on drums?Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
I read that as Richie Kavanagh (damn sleep deprivation!). Hard to know which would be worse!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Ralph on rhythym and Potts on bass. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by theworm2345
I think I know one of your other cousins Paddy so, randomly enough. A lad I was in college with at one stage. It's a small country.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Why is foot.ie so quite these days? The club sections seem to be all but dead and the league of Ireland section isn't the best anymore there used to be a bit of craic and banter on it in the past but now all therads are very repetitive with the same old posters.
I think the atrocious spelling mistakes and lack of coherent punctuation proved just too much for many.Quote:
Originally Posted by Red Army
I doubt it; the UCD fans are still here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfie
He said 'many'. That doesn't apply to UCD fans :)
If UCD home games where midweek when most students are around would this improve their attendances?
Sure, but surely if anyone's going to get frustrated with the fact that LoI fans write English rather less well than many people for whom English is not their first language, it's the three of us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
RTE News last night had a piece on hotel prices. Up comes their graphic during the interview......Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
Two for the price of one!Quote:
Joe Bloggs
hotel's.com
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Red Army
It seems foot.ie wants me to expound upon that: No, it was tried and the students were about as excited about it as they are about hygiene, housekeeping and homework assignments, which is to say they just didn't bother.
Two?Quote:
Originally Posted by atfconline
The apostrophe, and then including it in a web address!
yeah, thats my cousin alright. Thats funny. Ill ask him if he knows Longfordian. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Read this: https://twitter.com/#!/SileSeoige/st...82339902226432
The listen to this: http://media.newstalk.ie/extra/2281/popup
Draw your own conclusions
You can have an apostrophe in an URL. It's just a wee bit tricky, so it's rare.Quote:
Originally Posted by atfconline