Whats your real name?

[Malby]

Mal is the name. Just plain MAL.

[hamish]

Nickname is Sir Hamish or Hamish. My real name is Sir Noel.

Address me always with the Sir included, peasants!!! or I'll come round an evict you all!!

[Gerrit]

KT: "Sheila Take a bow" is a song by the legendaric Smiths, you probably know their frontman Morrissey ?



AFAIK the title "Sir" was only given in the UK ??

[Drumcondra Red]

Drums your season ticket looks more like ROT. The season ticket rants are legendary now from Ray/Ryan/Rory/Rob/Brian

Yeah, ROT or ROX!!! And they aren't rants, its a serious problem!!!

[Countyman]

Well Pól if his name is Seoirse why should he introduce himself with a different name?

.. i dont want to be thought of as an esb or telecom eireann pole, so i introduce myself as paul.

...great comeback . LMAO

[hamish]

KT: "Sheila Take a bow" is a song by the legendaric Smiths, you probably know their frontman Morrissey ?



AFAIK the title "Sir" was only given in the UK ??

Gerrit, I was joking - I was rarely called sir even in school!!!

[Peadar]

I was rarely called sir even in school!!!

Did you know of any names the kids had for you?
If so, are you going to tell us?

[hamish]

Did you know of any names the kids had for you?
If so, are you going to tell us?

Well, in the early days I played for Portumna FC in the North Tipperary League and some of the kids used to come to home games. During one...er....lively match, I had a gentlemanly disagreement with the referee and some members of the opposition and got sent off. Thereafter, they called me "Archie" after Archie Gemmill or "Chopper" after Ron Harris. In the 70s, you could slide in with two legged tackles all you liked, but not when the opposition were lying on the grass. Dirty cnut deserved everything he got after a nasty tackle earlier.

Even though I say so myself, I'm a very laid back cheerful bloke but when I was playing I must admit I could be a bad tempered little b0ll!x and never shut up roaring or arguing, even with my own teammates.

I was pretty lucky to escape any disparaging names - especially since a lot of the kids got off class for schools footie and couldn't cross me. Heh heh.

[Closed Account 2]

Clarence Frederick De Hoff, had Edmund as a middle name after Frederick but dropped it to make my full name short enough to fit on most forms.

[paul_oshea]

is that your real name or are you taking the ****?

[Neish]

Naoise O'Fearghail

Good luck finding a link for that

[Peadar]

Good luck finding a link for that

Will a malgamation do?
Naoise O'Muiri

Seán O'Fearghail
I think he was actually a lecturer of mine.

[Thomo]

I've met two of your clan before, mate (and one-in-waiting... ). Mad as geese, the lot of them. I wish you luck.

thanx man, i need the luck believe me!!!!

[Babysis]

thanx man, i need the luck believe me!!!!

Trust me you will need more than luck if you carry on like that

How long till you move out?????

[sylvo]

Sylvo sings Mozza in a Barree White-styleee... For those that don't know him, this is indeed worth a listen...

It's been too long, big man. Hope life is good.

PP

How's the form PP, it has indeed been a while, if your up for a pint at the next meeting in Cricklewood it'll be good to hook up with you again.

I appeared on a type of stars in their eyes type show the other week, it doubled up as the Faroe Islands v Ireland match. Done a bit of a Barry White Stylee to ''are you Israel in disguise'' also done a Louis Armstrong set on a trumpet playing ''the fields of Athenry'' and the go on home song, you know the one, the song with the F word in it.

But hoss apart from getting more media coverage last week than ould middle class cockney spice who's married to that omerdom at Real Madrid, life's good.

Hope to see yer at the next meeting maybe.

[aido_b]

Gday mine is Aidan (Aido) Buckley

[davey]

I am the American Werewolf in London

[Thomo]

Trust me you will need more than luck if you carry on like that


when are you moving out?

well i am moving out soon as u well know, but the real question is when do YOU move out

[Plastic Paddy]

I am the American Werewolf in London

Welcome Mr Naughton! (I presume it's that rather than Kessler... )

PP

[MacAonghusa]

again pól is another "irishised" version of an english ( i dont mean origin ) name.

Acutally I believe Paul came from the Roman family name Paulus, which meant "small" or "humble" in Latin.

*Some* Irish names are Irish versions of "English" names, though many are definitly not.


Éanna MacA is ainm domsa ... though I generally go by the English verison of my Irish name