John Lucey

@Football_Pod_ We've been playing guess that Bond after the Sunday game for years in this house

The Football Pod is out now - plenty covered after another explosive weekend of Gaelic Football 🎧 #GAA 🏐 open.spotify.com/episode/2e7VXm…

@GAAPlusOfficial have you a contact email, I bought the Cork Waterford game, but it's saying that I haven't. I have a receipt. I tried buying it again but a message comes up saying you already own this

Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.

@BISHOPHISOCIETY @NickDoogan74 Ha! I slouch corrected!

@NickDoogan74 @yesjohn7 We are only as good as our sources @NickDoogan74 😉

This next thread would not look out of place in a Cillian Murphy movie script! Will the real Mrs. Murphy please step foward and the other Mrs. Murphy step back. Following a thread posted on the 24th of November last year, a CSN photo of a staff meeting taken in the late 70's,

@BISHOPHISOCIETY Misread it, thought you'd left 89 out

@yesjohn7 ?

Cork have contested 23 All Ireland Football Finals since 1890. Sam Maguire has rested 7 times in 133 years back on Leeside. The winning years were 1890, 1911, 1945, 1973, 1989, 1990, 2010. The winning Captains were Jim Power, Mick Mehigan, Tadgho Crowley, Billy Morgan, Dinny

@BISHOPHISOCIETY Are you sure that's mossy in the picture?

@yesjohn7 You turn up every few months @yesjohn7 with some right jewels.👍 Never knew that connection. The reason I am edging towards the early 80's- nearly sure Mick Kilcoyne started in CSN in 1980. He won his All Ireland with Thomond in 1978.

It was 1964 before secondary school came to Bishopstown . It was the brainchild of Brother Bonaventure of the Presentation Brothers. He had already founded Coláiste Chriost Rí and now he was to bring the benefits of higher education to the growing suburb of Bishopstown. Not in

@BISHOPHISOCIETY If that's Ma Murph holding the baby, it could be Cillian , which would place the photo in the late 70's

Brothers Acquinas, Bertrand, Walter and Lambert, the latter assuming the sports portfolio and taking his  charges across to the Presentation Brothers grounds in  Dennehy's Field where P.B.C. concentrate  on rugby these days. Add to these, Diarmuid Mc Cann, a maths teacher,

@RichyCraven His family run a bus service in West Cork, he's good people

@RayMinehane @GerryMcBride Longer the name the bigger the player

It’s incredible that the referee Pierluigi Collina was so iconic that he was chosen to be on the cover of one of the biggest football videogames in the world ahead of literally every player on God’s green Earth

@GleesonJack Salford, but fair point nonetheless, very few rousing songs about clongowes et al

@GerryMcBride There was an episode of bullseye where they didn't go for the mystery prize as one of them was saving for a trip home to Australia. The prize was revealed as a trip to... Australia!

iiiiiiiiin episode 1 of the brand new season of the Tom & Gerry Show, the lads take a look at a teatime favourite from years ago that fused darts and general knowledge in a seamless fashion. It's the history of Bullsye!! open.spotify.com/episode/3xKYwZ…

@CharlieFlanagan This won't go well, Carlsberg glass ...

Up for the Match !

@BISHOPHISOCIETY Eric lived in halldene before moving out to Ballincollig. His son Joe, along with my brother decky and three others met in my mother's playschool in halldene and went on to form Ruby horse. Jerry Lucey is our dad.

@yesjohn7 Can you fill us in on that John. What I know, born in the Lough, primary school Greenmount. Played with St. Finbarrs. Teached in Hamilton High in Bandon and moved to live in Ballincollig in 1979 and was massively involved out there in the Gaa. Sadly passed away on Xmas day 2015

Incredible to think that in the 1967 All Ireland Football Championship, that 5 Bishopstown residents were represented. Mick O Loughlin: Central Avenue(Kanturk) Frank Cogan:Halldene: (Blackrock/Nemo) Jerry Lucey:Kenley(Ballyvourney) Con Paddy O Sullivan:Firgrove Lawn.

@MickFoley76 Listened to it on the radio, cork were cruising, Chris og Jones could have put them 8 up, Louth go down the other end get a penalty, cork get a red and their momentum was killed completely. Really good league undermined by 2 old enemies, meath and louth

Any eye witnesses to this?

@JurassicArse Traditionally in GAA and soccer the opportunity is used to burn the victors belongings and send the bailiffs round to evict their families.

@JoePompliano Paul McGrath Back from the Brink. Paul Kimmage Rough Ride.

What is the best sports book you’ve ever read?

@MickFoley76 That's ardán Uí Riain if ever I saw it

The background looks like it might be the Gaelic Grounds.