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'Tá muid thar a bheith bródúil a bheith anseo''
Labhair Deirdre Ní Bhraonáin linn tar éis an chluiche.
Comhghairdeas le @ClaregalwayGaa 🥳
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Ogie Coen
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Lille was drank dry that night. What a moment. Up there with the best.
Hoolahan didn’t let the head drop after his gilt edged miss moments earlier
Dublin City, Ireland 🇮🇪 English
@ianfeerick @the2johnnies You were one of the lads texting her if I remember correctly 😂😂
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Turf, zip firelighters, and the long matches!
Davey Kelleher@DaveyKelleher
Did everyone's Irish Nana have this box?
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Sure how can the GAA go anywhere when your dealing with this shite? What championship does he think division 4 teams play in??
Will O'Callaghan@willocallaghan
Donegal’s Niall Erskine speaking against Proposal B, ‘would any county here let a Division 4 team in with Division 1 teams in any of their competitions’
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@eanna_bane @ogiecoen1 😂😂😂😂
Vodka-Lucozade is the only cocktail you like to make
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Get a grip!!
How on earth are they expecting us to police this while being up the walls busy!
Donkeys run this country
RTÉ@rte
Under-18s to be allowed inside restaurants when accompanied by vaccinated person rte.ie/news/coronavir… via @rtenews
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You know it’s not unusual for the people running the lotto to actually win it!!
Ah Ref!@RefComeOn
Castlebar rugby club lotto. Man picking out tickets picks himself. Brilliant 😂😂
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Thanks Leo. The whole county is beside themselves!!
Leo Varadkar@LeoVaradkar
Veryan Medical is hiring 20 over the next couple of years as part of a multimillion euro investment in its Galway operation. Great news
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... not allowed. Baby Joseph Coen lasted 7 horrible months in Tuam #MotherandBabyHome and was tossed in a septic tank having never received an ounce of love. I’m just sharing this so people know my grand uncle existed.
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My great-grandmother died in childbirth. The Catholic Church would not allow my great grandfather to take the baby home as an unmarried woman lived in the house at the time (my great-grandmothers teenage sister). My great-grandfather tried desperately to get the baby but was 1/2
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