David Kelly

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@riveredgefc Best of luck lads

Tonight we face Mutten Daggers in the Cup Final @ Brosna Press Park, Ferbane at 7:15pm. All support greatly appreciated #RiveredgeFC

What member of the Irish Parliament am I? Happy Halloween everyone.

@KarnikIra99334 @KevinNugent16

@KevinNugent16 @AnfieldAgenda 😂😂😂

@AnfieldAgenda @DKellyOriginal

Szoboszlai’s face when his new statue is unveiled😂😂 His reaction is priceless 👏😂

As long as they bring back this roundabout also

Remembering the 48 young lives lost in the early hours of Valentine's Day 1981 at the Stardust disco fire in Artane, Dublin We also remember the hundreds injured, the families of all and members of Dublin Fire Brigade, Ambulance Crews & Gardaí who responded Never Forget 🌹

@gmail my email wouldn't be so full if you stopped sending me emails to tell me that my email is full!

Does exactly what he says on the tin

@Jinxy_15 @Nostalgic_toons @turley_joseph

@Nostalgic_toons @DKellyOriginal like Shane K after his lunch time smoke…

Old cartoon was something else .

@gommr9 @ciarandurham 😂😂😂

@ciarandurham @DKellyOriginal you will enjoy this

Who’s shouting “man on” like he’s getting counter pressed in the midfield 😭🤣

@Rachelaard @ronniewood The only good thing to come out of this is getting to see this gem again

@ronniewood @DKellyOriginal where do broken hearts go is right 😢😢😢

I am shocked and saddened to hear of the death of Liam Payne. It was a pleasure to work with him on our X Factor performance. God bless Liam, thinking of all his loved ones. He will be dearly missed.🙏

The best answer I've seen in a long, long time. Well done, @JJHOUGHS 👏👏 calling out the virtue signalling woke rubbish that's destroying the country. @griptmedia @offalylocalnews @offalyindo @Offaly_Express @CNolanOffaly

@Offaly_GAA @OfficialCorkGAA @paddypower cough up @MccabeAron

42 Mins. Preliminary Hurling Quarter Final 2024. 📍Glenisk O'Connor Park @Offaly_GAA 1-15 @OfficialCorkGAA 2-17 OISIN KELLY GOALLLLLL

Jack Clancy with what turned out to be the insurance point for @Offaly_GAA in the Joe McDonagh Cup final as they defeated @CLGLaois 2-23 to 0-26 #rtegaa 📺 Watch now on @RTE2 & @RTEPlayer 📻 Listen to updates on @SatSportRTE @RTERadio1 📱 Live updates: rte.ie/sport/hurling/…

There isn’t a hurler in the country that deserved silverware (and his usual goal) in Croke Park more than Oisín Kelly! Two cruciate surgeries 18 months apart but never threw in the towel - you couldn’t but be happy for him!💪💚🤍💛

Biggest shower of cunts?

@RealDonnieMoran @NewstalkFM Anything for Wetherby

@NewstalkFM Any egit could tell you that, cheaper to pay fines then implement any meaningful changes.

A leading environmental analyst has said the world is unlikely to reach net zero until 2070 - two decades after the current target. #Echobox=1714127913" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newstalk.com/news/transitio…

@IrishRail Hurry on

11:00 Galway/Heuston is currently delayed at Athlone due to a points issue. Staff en route. Update to follow. -AD

𝙊𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙚 𝘿𝙖𝙡𝙮 - 𝙍𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙄𝙣 𝙋𝙚𝙖𝙘𝙚 Offaly GAA officials and supporters were saddened to learn of the death of former County Board Chairman, Ollie Daly, on Thursday of this week. In addition to his enormous contribution as a GAA administrator at Club and County Board level, the late Mr Daly was also a talented footballer and later served as a mentor with numerous club and inter-county teams. A hugely popular figure in Offaly GAA circles, with friends far and wide, his presence at games across the county and country will be sorely missed, for he always remained one of the most passionate followers of the Faithful County. Ollie Daly was still a teenager when he lined out with Ballycumber in their famous Offaly Senior Football Championship triumph in 1968 – their only Dowling Cup success. He represented his county at Minor and U21 level and played for his club for many years. Subsequently, he trained and managed several Club teams to success, while also guiding Offaly to a Leinster Junior Football title in 2001, and later the same decade was appointed as selector with the Senior team. Away from the playing fields, Mr Daly was Chairman of Ballycumber and Ferbane GAA Clubs (having moved to live in Ferbane for most of his adult life) and was Chairman of Offaly GAA County Board from 2005 to 2007 inclusive, having previously been Vice-Chairman in 2003 & 2004. His warm personality, and insightful knowledge of Gaelic games, will be sorely missed by all who enjoyed his company on a regular basis at GAA venues, and elsewhere. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr Daly’s family, relatives and friends. Funeral details are listed below: rip.ie/death-notice/o…

The mothers and fathers Forever to mourn The 48 children Who never came home open.spotify.com/track/0QaiCl3K… @christymoore45