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Rathnew & St. Patricks to Amalgamate
Rathnew & St.Patricks GAA have sent shockwaves throughout the county after announcing their intention to amalgamate the two clubs to create one ‘Super’ Club for Hurling & Football.
Blog: The Darwin Supporter
There are some things that are just insufferable. Like a Whiskey Hangover, Irish Rail or the Hills. But in all my travels, not that I’ve travelled very far, but in all my travels, I think a downright idiot is the worst of them all.
Good Week/Bad Week
Dublin & the Evening Herald bow out oif this years Championship as Kerry say ‘I told you so’ to everythat cares to listen.
Blog: All good things…
The weeks of tension, excitement and sheer unexplainable craziness is over.
But what weeks of tension, excitement and sheer unexplainable craziness they were. It was an incredible summer to be from Wicklow.
Good Week/Mixed Week/Bad Week
All good things must come to an end. Like Dallas. Or Falcon Crest. Remember Falcon Crest? Showing your age then.
Blog: Bubble, Draws, Hero’s Inc.
There are very few moments in life like that, and very few days like last Saturday’s victory against Down. The manner in which we won, the passion that was shown. From McGrath’s last ditch and brilliant tackle in the square late on to Paul Earls swooping eagle-like across 4 Down players to capture the ball. The Agony of staffords miss to the breath holding, eye clenching, funny-face-making, stranger hugging joy of Tino’s Injury Time point.
Good Week/Bad Week
Wicklow GAA Online’s groundbreaking, earth shattering new feature ’101 ways to Fry an Egg’ has been cancelled. Good Week/Bad Week instead.
Good Week/Bad Week
In true ripped off fashion, we’ve decided to take an idea from a Soccer Website and do it here. The title says it all really…
Blog: The Wicklow GAA Online Budget 2009
Ah, Budget day. Used to be the one day in the year where people would watch; gripped with tension and expectation at how the goverment would affect their lives, only to have to by the paper the next day because they couldn’t work out how it actually would.
Well, it’s back. Again. Sure it’s like we only said goodbye to the last one and heres another…
Blog: The Four Idiots of the Apocalypse
Finally, after the triumphs of the Grand Slam and Bernard Dunne, we are back to the bread and water that is the Irish National Soccer team.
GAA HQ must be delighted.
What better way to push Gaelic Football & Hurling in this country than by sitting every kid in the country down and getting them to watch the full ninety minutes of the boys in green playing soccer against Bulgaria.