Fun Jicey

Ah terrible news. I still remember outside old lansdowne road, he dropped his car keys and didn’t notice. Was delighted I picked them up and saved the day.

My son left his knives, that he uses for work as chef, in a leather procook case (identical to picture) on the dart this morning around 10:45am (heading to Malahide) - it’s a long shot but if anyone comes across them could they please DM me 🙏🙏🙏🙏

What a night ! 🎯🎯🎯 Great fun❤️@OfficialPDC #Darts #PremierLeagueDarts

@offtheball Yes please !!!

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Always love the aul parade 🇮🇪💚🤍🧡 #StPatricksDay

@JonesyKeith123 @rte @CadburyIreland @IrelandFootball Yes please 🙏

Good afternoon to one and all! I have teamed up with @rte and @CadburyIreland to give 2 lucky fans the chance to win the trip of a lifetime to Prague next week for @IrelandFootball WC Play-Off Semi Final vs Czechia. To enter, like retweet and follow. Best of luck! Cheers, Keith.

That cos Kacper has only played 6 games so far ….. #Bohs ❤️🖤❤️🖤

@KillianM2 Now that’s a result !

Charity shop find in the UK There's something about Opel on a football shirt that the Irish are naturally drawn to.

Help needed Our bike for bringing our daughter about was stolen in Phibsboro last night - it's an orange e-cargo bike. A camera from a neighbours house shows it was two young enough lads that stole it. Most grateful if anyone spots it if they could DM me

@RobLooseCannon @RangersFC @bfcdublin Met Ally McCoist at Euro 24, and discussed very game. He remembers it all so well as he scored his first European goal that game

Did you ever hear about when Glasgow @RangersFC came to town? On the evening of 18th of September 1984, Glasgow Rangers came to Dublin to play @bfcdublin Bohemians F.C. in the first round of the UEFA Cup at Dalymount Park. It was the first time Rangers had played a competitive fixture in the Republic of Ireland and it happened at the height of the Troubles. Thousands of Rangers supporters travelled to Dalymount, many from Northern Ireland. Trouble began before a ball was kicked. Clashes broke out in the city centre and in Phibsborough throughout the afternoon. Northside pubs and streets were tense. The Gardaí were stretched thin. And Dalyer, already a ground showing its age, was not built for craic. By early evening, the crowd had swelled far beyond safe capacity. Sections of perimeter fencing were mobbed like something from Dawn of the Dead. These dangerous surges called compressions and panic. During the game, there were running battles on the terraces. Bottles and stones brought in by "fans" became a projectile. Its notable that no Scotsman threw any coins (!) Some Rangers thugs spilled onto the pitch. Whilst others broke the old wooden terraces and torn jagged plants free and threw them and attacked anyone within range with them. That perpetual punching bag of morons, the understaffed Gardaí, struggled to hold the lines. Boh`s won 3–2, a shock result. Goals from Jackie Jameson and Rocky O’Brien sent Dalymount into ecstacy. Predictably the arrogant agressive Rangers supporters who had arrived expecting dominance, transformed their humiliation into further thuggery. At the final whistle, the went on a mad one again. The damage to Dalymount was extensive. Parts were wrecked by the spiteful sectarian vandalism. Dozens were injured in crushes and fighting, including obviously loads of innocent actual Rangers fans. It was, for Irish football, a night of shame and reckoning. The return leg at Ibrox told a different story on the pitch. Rangers won 2–0 and progressed 4–3 on aggregate. Yet even in victory there was embarrassment. Manager Jock Wallace later admitted the violence in Dublin had deeply affected the club and the players’ performance in the first leg. The spectacle had not gone unnoticed in Europe and UEFA scrutiny followed. Irish journalist Peter Byrne wrote afterwards of the “raw, naked tribalism” exposed that night, suggesting it had effectively killed any immediate hope of an All-Ireland league. Buy the Dublin Time Machine a pint and support the DTM Book ko-fi.com/buchanandublin…

@YourDailyDOHs Used to watch it for half an hour waiting for the one page to come back around 🫣

Had to explain to some of the younger players over the weekend what teletext was I've never felt older👴🏻

@alancaw The view of it from camera behind the goal. OMG. Up there with one of the best overheads ever

Oh my goodness. That’s out of this world from Chermiti! Wow

@FAIreland How many dead children will it take to boycott this game? Can you please put a figure on it? Many thanks.

The @DublinFilmFest is always a highlight on my calendar ❤️ Thanks also @Heineken #DIFF

@bfcdublin Good man

🫡 Connor Parsons’ goal that has Bohs ahead in the Dublin Derby

Thanks @Ryanair for the window seat in the random allocation 😁 #Alps

Finally got to #SanSiro Great day out at #Milan (except result😢) ❤️🖤❤️🖤 @acmilan

Cracking day in #Milan 2 !!!!