Christian Brothers.... Non-ordained perverts that train young boys to play hurling defensively. They wear long black robes and people, for some obscure reason, trat them like priests or saints.... yes, you can sense anger here :) Responsible for mental, physical and sexual abuse of quite a few kids ...

it sounds very much like Dublin slang some of dat dere stuff youse is going on with... And a lot of Dublin slang came from English soldiers (a lot of cockneys) - so cockney rhyming slang is still used a bit (well, some phrases anyway) in the Dub. Such as "Howya?" "Ahh... not feeling t...

layer you can just add????







I know... I'm a heathen

I'll get me coat

Hmmm...wainscotting

Crusty Gizzardsprinkler

Who said the Welsh were quiet!



Up the Gareth Edwards types and the Richard Burtons and that lovely Catherine Zeta-Jones... especially up her

S!

is born!!!!



Ouch!

is right Capt.

means that it's masculine....



So... I think Clamhan (pronounced Clown) would suit

let's face it - the majority of new players end up being 'toast' anyway

But at least they've fixed the P40 now

The Limerick Leader has you pegged

Nice one Salah!

So... what'll you call yourself when you join?

:FI:Is?

What a great callsign....





So what's better than sliced bread????

French in the Devil's Bit?

I can understand the Gaelige... but French?

I suppose we are getting a lot more toursits these days, and you could always be asked to 'serve abroad'

was wondering what it was all about

Thanks Sala

I got a bit of it... but then my Swedish lessons kicked in and blurred everything out...

Gen... Irish is a much softer language when spoken - it has more of a flowing and 'curved' sound than German does from my limited experience with German. Here's a site or two that gives online lessons in Irish though... http://www.maths.tcd.ie/gaeilge/gaelic.html" onclick="window.open(this...