That is what the row between the Harps and Derry fans - both were in denial
She hasn't been seen at either ground since her need for votes diminished with her political career. Her daughter is some bit of stuff though
I used to bump into Ming the Merciless at a lot of Sligo Rovers games before he left Castlerea for Galway. Since then I've heard he's been seen in Terryland a few times - terrible what getting into drugs can do to you.
"Even if the wind stops to blow
Even if the sea ceases to flow
Even if the sun ceases to rise
The name of Sligo Rovers will shine and shine forever like the morning star glittering in the sky."
That is what the row between the Harps and Derry fans - both were in denial
She hasn't been seen at either ground since her need for votes diminished with her political career. Her daughter is some bit of stuff though
Ken Loach, director of The wind that shakes the barley and many other films is a Cork City fan as is Des Bishop.
Isn't Ardal O'Hanlon a Shels fan?
Dermot Ahern is a Dundalk fan, though I wouldn't really call him a celebrity. Then of course there is Stan but I've only ever seen him at one Dundalk game.
Pushing it a bit now but actor Adrian Dunbar is seemingly a Waterford fan. He was supposed to be getting his mate Neil Morrissey to put a few bob into the club a few years ago but AFAIK nothing came of it.
more bass
You sure about that?In fairness, he's not "well known" outside of Sligo.
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
weve got Ainé
lol
Meanwhile here at Rovers, we have a well-known deceased religious luminary as a fully paid up member.
I'll bet none of you can top that!
Phil Coulter is definitely a Derry city fan, i know his sons well who funnily enough support bray!
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