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Thread: National 1916 Commemoration Committee: Easter Parade.

  1. 13th March 2006, 12:03 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seamus
    "Nice" and "Carrickmore" don't fit in the same sentence Seamus... unless you're saying "Carrickmore is not nice."
    Haha well fair enough but ive been in considerably worse places than carrickmore thats for sure.
    That pub/restaurant at the far end of the street had plenty of gaa fans drinking in it,albeit slightly depressed gaa fans at losing to armagh in ulster championship that particular day.








    A day I remember well . That was nice to see that in Carrickmore . Theres an appropriate sentence with those 2 words .

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  3. 13th March 2006, 12:08 AM #12
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    72 mins: Tyrone 1-13 1-12 Armagh
    Tyrone earn a free deep in injury-time and Peter Canavan holds his nerve to slot over the point.

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    And in other news...



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    whats this got to do with 1916 ? Stick to the topic or leave the thread . Mods plaswe delete this inappropriate spam .

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  8. 13th March 2006, 10:06 PM #17
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    Yes, I know you have... you live in Monaghan afterall
    Hohoho hilarious next time tyrone are playing in clones i assume you'll be the cheeky tyrone chappy with the bloody nose and half eaten tyrone shirt down your throat.
    "still , got to give it to the people of monaghan, they dont take any **** "--constitutionus


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  9. 13th March 2006, 10:27 PM #18
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    I hear RSF are not doing anything this easter sunday in Dublin, is this true Risteard?
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