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Dundalk won the 2014 Programme of the Year award at the recent Irish Programme Club programme fair. That's five seasons in a row for Dundalk now.
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Apologies if this has been on before, I can't find a thread if it has.
Dundalk won the 2014 Programme of the Year award at the recent Irish Programme Club programme fair. That's five seasons in a row for Dundalk now.
(yeh, I made a vain attempt to correct the TWO typos in the title, to no avail)
Are Dundalk the only team that enters?
Galway tried to enter but they wouldn't give them an application pack.Quote:
Originally Posted by KBurke
:p
Cabinteely sent in the RTE Guide for the bantz.
Can we get a mod in here? Longfordian used that 5 letter word.
I was part of the voting committee for the program of the year awards. Cork City and Shamrock Rovers were in the top three and Limericks got commendable praise for theirs which is much improved.
Foot.ie to investigate Programme of the year bribing scandal involving long time poster Martinho.
Dundalk bribed him with crisps and minerals
It would instantly become the worst in the league if it goes to a plastic page format!
Poor Martinho. I bet Martinho II is relived that the investigation is not about him though.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Six in- a- row (How come we won it twice this year?)
http://www.dundalkfc.com/6-in-a-row-...ne-wins-award/
Decided to move to a summer season!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
"Martinho" disappeared in mysterious circumstances many years ago. Some claim he was buried in a bog in Longford, others that he forgot his foot.ie password and took on a new identity.Quote:
Originally Posted by GCdfc
I am involved with the Irish Program club and was part of the committee that voted on programme of the year for 2015. In third place was Cork City and Second place Shamrock Rovers. The reasoning for this announcement is simple. We as a committee thought from now on to have the programme of the year awards towards the end of the season instead of the following preseason. Dundalk will be getting their trophy on the last day of the season at home or whenever their last home game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Rovers in 2nd place? Really poor value for money with their programme. Content on the visiting team virtually non existent and their historical articles are generally stuff they'e already covered before. Fair play to Dundalk though. Brilliant programme with plenty for home and away fans.
What about First Division?
Ours is fu(King sh1te that's all I know
Have always thought our program was top class.
Yeah, a top notch programme.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring