We are not worthy....even in Dublin it seems.

I’ve noticed this a lot too. It’s sad.

 

* Mogadishu is more British than London.

 

That Is fookin disgraceful,honestly.

 

its not suprising really all our kids are growing up watching and being turned on by the sky football revolution and our own football authorities havent been on the ball as to the damage this could cause long term

 

Chasing the Queen’s schilling.

 

If none of you have noticed the whole world of football is *, Irish kids supporting Man U is just the tip of the iceberg. Bournemouth can pay 25 million for players these days and teams like AC Milan cant reach the Europa league but Burnley can.

 

Few of us here alright. Totaling outnumbered for years now. Hit the nail on the head with Sky TV.
Small gang of us use Murrays for the Zombie games/Cup finals. Will have to ban it, if this is true. * them. * them all.

 

That reminds me of the time myself and the family were in Miller's Bar in Orlando 2 years ago,near to the Doubletree hotel and I kid you not,there must have been at least 50 giant TV screens showing every sport imaginable and guess what was on the one nearest to ours,The Zombies v Inverness Caley.

 

Absolutely bang on the button.

 

....And they even drink Guinness too!!!
http://www.anphoblacht.com/contents/23408

 

As a Dub I'd like to be able to argue the point with you. But to be honest I'd struggle.

What I would say is it's incredibly British in football terms. Actually, English rather than British.
Temple bar every weekend is in effect little England. What's incredible is the English get in wherever they try regardless of the state they're in. Sober Irish lads would get blanked I reckon on a 50/50 basis.
I've been in the Bad * Cafe a few times for Celtic matches. It's where Noamh Padraig usually watch the games and even then there's been the odd time an announcement will be made just to be careful leaving the premises, careful as in behave nicely, as the authorities are waiting for any little reason to have a go.

 

It's the reason I'll never drink the stuff in my lifetime Marie,I've no problem at all if anyone drinks it,that's their prerogative entirely.

 

Dublin's alway's been a Brit city, the rising failed as most men were away fighting with the British formed regiments. Fast forward a hundred years and the truth be told the majority of people in the south couldn't give two * about there fellow Irish men in the north.

Much the same the Scots foaming at the mouth how they hate the English, English * this English * that. What do they do, they vote to be ruled by England. Then moan how they are sick of being ruled by the Conservative and unionist party.

People are * up

 

Can’t get into a lot of pubs in dublin wearing gaa or Celtic colors but will have no problem if wearing Man U or Liverpool tops. Mental

 

Yaaay, millers

 

I'm not so sure about Scots foaming at the mouth mate,I was born in Cornwall but came up here as a toddler and love the place.
What I do hate though is the unionist mobs who are sly *,the ones we saw in Glasgow on September 19th 2014 were bitter as you can get but remember that there were a large mob of them (EDL/BNP) who came up from England.
I detest the fact that they use the St Andrews Flag at marches,remember too that Scotland has voted SNP the past 8 elections and still no matter how often we win here,the NL or Tories still rule the roost over us,we need INDEPENDENCE now.

 

I agree that Celtic should be going to Ireland on a regular basis, playing maybe two or three teams in a mickey mouse comp in the pre-season or whatever. But this should be rotated so every corner of the Island will have a Celtic game for the youngsters to go and enjoy.

Every time the RTE gives the latest sports news or you look at the back few pages of any Irish newspaper its all premiership this and premiership that, Scottish and Irish football very much plays third fiddle to the Premiership and the GAA and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

Sadly for this upcoming generation of young Irish, Celtic is very much out of site and out of mind, this trip to Dublin is a step in the right direction, but it may be too little too late ?