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    Quote Originally Posted by rambler14 View Post
    Sam Torranace(not a nice man)
    He was probably upset at being called Torranace...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roadend View Post
    He was probably upset at being called Torranace...
    My apologies Sam Torrance
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    Quote Originally Posted by Norm View Post
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    Did she take you, roughly.
    "Football is a game you play with your brain".

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    Quote Originally Posted by rambler14 View Post
    Ha brilliant

    The list for myself would be:

    Roy Keane(numerous times)
    Packie Bonner
    Paul McGrath
    Daniel O'Donnell(legend!)
    Raimand Van Der Gouw
    Brian McClair(bit of a grump)
    Sam Torrance(not a nice man)
    Eamonn Darcy
    Padraig Harrington(I asked him for a golf ball...he said no)
    Sonia O'Sullivan
    Jimmy White
    Ronnie O'Sullivan
    Neil Lennon
    Seán óg O'Hailpin, Diarmuid O'Sullivan(Sat next to them on a plane from Dublin, we started flopping pure orange juice)
    Brian Corcoran
    Darren Clarke
    Lee Westwood
    Colin Montgomerie
    Graham McDowell
    Sandy Lyle
    Ian Poulter(He signed his autograph with a pink pen!)
    Ian Woosnam
    Paul Casey
    Thomas Levet(Very Funny man)
    Thomas Bjorn
    Seve Ballesteros(funny man, what a shame he's retired!)
    Fred Funk
    Justin Rose

    I hope I didn't forget anybody!..............I think I did!
    Are you Pat Kenny ?

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    Sure here are a few more names to drop . . .

    Threw a scowl at Charlie Haughey. As he scowled back, one of his sons (the helicopter one) threw me an even dirtier look. That was at Cork Ford Week down in Crosser.
    Spoke briefly to the king of Spain on a beach in Menorca. Got a surly non-verbal reaction. Didn’t know who he was until later.
    Chatted with Richard Branson on the same beach the following day. Uber friendly.
    Exchanged Hellos with Sevvy Ballesteros a few minutes after chatting with Branson. Seemed friendly.
    Met Bono the night U2 played support to Freddie White, back in the day.
    Served a soda water and blackcurrant to Tommy Makem in a bar in Killarney
    Served Mary Hegarty as one of my afternoon regulars in the same bar.
    Got Johnny Giles autograph while he was playing for Leeds.
    Mary Coughlan before she got on the wagon.
    Booed Ian Woosnam at Portmarnock in 1988 for having played in Sun City.
    Had dinner with Brian Farrell
    Met Gay Byrne on the set of the Late Late show (Wife dragged me there. Honest).
    Met Munster rugby’s Mick Galway in a narrow hallway in UCC. I had to reverse. He is a huge man.
    Met Christy Moore at a wedding. What a lovely guy.
    Chatted with Rory Gallagher in a bar down by City hall. Shy and awkward.
    George O’Callaghan. Actually my daughter chatted with him in UCC bar when she was 10, shortly after winning the league. He could not have been nicer to her. Made her day.
    Met Jack Lynch in The Bosun in Passage West the week before he fell ill.
    Peter Sheridan, on a project in Rialto years ago.
    Rose Dugdale, at a meeting in Rialto where she and I were both asked to leave.
    Paul Hill (Guildford four) and his wife Courtney Kennedy, in a pub in Doolin.
    Marty Whelan, at the jazz weekend a few years back.
    Bertie Ahern twice, really amiable. Seemed totally natural.
    Saw Eamonn de Valera in Cork when I was a kid. (Does that count?)
    Billy Hutchinson of the Progressive Unionist Party, strolling along Castle Street in Cork a few years back. Surprised that he was recognised.
    Saw Patricia Cornwell at the Late Late Show.
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    Met Ian Rush n Jan Molby in a niteclub after the legends game a few weeks back.Molby was an absolute gentleman, Rush...a complete ****.
    And I know im not the only one in sligo with that opinion after his visit here.

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    Charlie Bird was behind me in queue going through security in Dublin airport on Monday.
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    Roy Keane (really sound)
    Damien Duff (sound)
    Shay Given (sound)
    Clinton Morrisson (grumpy)
    Graham Kavanagh
    Stev Finnan
    Alan Quinn
    Gary Breen
    Kevin Kilbane
    Johnathan Macken (remember him?)
    Kenny Cunningham
    Brian Kerr
    John O'Shea
    Chris Houghton

    Petr Cech
    Milan Baros
    Pavel Nedved (Legend!)

    An old timer from Brazil called Coutinho
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coutinho
    (He played with Pele!)

    Packie Bonner (in Terryland)
    Ronnie Whelan
    Frank Stapleton
    Paul McGrath

    Mark Viduka

    Do Derek O'Brien and Tony Cousins count?
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    I passed by Gary Breen and David Connolly the day before an Ireland match on Grafton Street

    Steve McManaman in Bruxelles the day of the Ireland England rugby match in Croke Park

    Ray Houghton in McDonalds at Dublin Airport the day after an Ireland match and Kevin Moran going through security later the same day

    Not me but a friend was working in a pub in Swinford when one day Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn strolled in for a pint
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fair_play_boy View Post
    Chatted with Rory Gallagher in a bar down by City hall. Shy and awkward.
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    interesting
    I am big fan of his, and have heard he was extremely shy


    As for me, only really met a few of the Irish squad - Robbie, Niall Quinn, Dunne, Harte, Kelly.and they were all pretty cool and friendly, even Robbie and the blonde hanging out of him

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    Shay Given
    Phil and April Magera in Paris at eifel tower ireland game 2004
    PJ Gallagher
    The edge
    Bon Jovi
    Pierce Brosnan
    Uwe Rossler after a bray game once. Scouting Zayed he was.
    Mick McCarthy
    Neil Lennon
    All Celtic Players
    Gordon Starchan
    Bono
    Harry and Liam, Harry and Liam, Harry and Liam, Harry and Liam.

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    I was in NY for the Italy game in Giants stadium.

    Was in a McDonalds on 7th avenue the day before with an ireland jersey when 2 African American gentlemen came up to talk to me.

    One of them told me that he really hoped Ireland would win - I could not believe that NY guys, especially non Anglo Saxon types would even have heard about the world cup, never mind know about games. He then told me that the only reason Ireland would win was that we had 3 Aston Villa players playing.

    I unwisely then asked a guy who subsequently turned out to be Dwight Yorke to tell me who his Irish Villa colleagues were......d'oh
    DB Cooper is alive !

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