June 26, 2009
Is this seriously required ?
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May 27, 2009
What a weekend with Leinster winning the Heineken cup and then Barcelona beating the scum tonight.
Anyway here’s a few funny graphs in place of some witty comment on my part :






February 13, 2009
It’s been 1 month since my last confession, I mean blog..
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Well it’s been a hectic month (which is weird considering I’m basically unemployed and working 1 day a week…not through choice mind) but I’ve spent a long weekend in Italy for my birthday, went to 2 seperate funerals at opposite ends of the country, had several nieces and nephews birthdays and experienced a weekend of alcohol related cloudiness surrounding the rugby.
Pictures and possibly further details will follow but for those of you who are vaguely interested I’m now on twitter as “DaRadar”.
Oh and here’s a funny photo I took last year on a ferry in Italy last August while over to see my sister….it’s a genuine shoe shop

This is obviously what women mean when they say you can never have enough f*cking shoes !
January 16, 2009
Seeing this managed to jolt me out of my post christmas blog-famine….Nice to see prices coming down !!

Well that and the pressure of being named as 1 of the 5 bloggers mr o’shea wants to meet
…the honour of it all, a part-time blogger like myself being included amongst the bloggerati !
November 21, 2008
Flirting for single guys explained
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Once again the Onion has the answer to all life’s problems
November 19, 2008
Munster & Ireland….compare and contrast
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I was at the Ireland game on Saturday and the atmosphere on the hill was great, for the first half at least !
It reminded me of the old days on the east terrace in lansdowne and was much better than the premium seats in the Hogan where people give you funny looks for being over-enthuasiastic and cheering at the top of your voice rather than clapping politely.

Haka at Croker
Anyway was great to see the Haka in Croker (although I still prefer the old one that finished with the jump) and we held our own admirably for the first half until Bowe gave away the penalty try but in fairness to him he had to try it as it would have been a try anyway.
The second half started and nearly from the off I had in the word of Bollo from the Mighty Boosh “a bad feeling bout this” (although that could have been due to the chips at half time).
We squandered so many oppurtunities primarily through Rog’s boot (I thought maybe he was having an off day and secretly hoped he’d be subbed at half time and be available for the munster game) and through passing errors in the back line and basic indiscipline.
When the final whistle went I got that all too familiar feeling of losing the All Blacks but alcohol soon got rid of that and a quick chant of where’s your world cup trophy soon put the kiwis in the pub back in their place !
As for the Munster game well what can you say. Apart from the over the top antics of the army ranger wing securing the perimiter of the half way line to bring in the match ball, it just felt special from the start even watching it on TV. Though it pains me to say it as a Leinster man, no-one does passion like Munster (as many a frequenter of Copper Face Jacks will tell you…try the veal, i’ll be here all week).
One of my mates has very strong family connections to munster so I knew Dougie, Jerry and the twins were planning a haka but nothing prepared me for it when i saw it.
It was just such a hair on the back of your neck moment and reminded me of Willie Anderson stamping up to face Shelford in Lansdowne in 89 (I was in the schoolboy section of the South Terrace and that match also marked my first alcoholic drink thanks to marks dads hip flask and some peach schnapps).

You just knew from kick off that these were 15 guys who would risk their bodies and if necessary their lives to win. In these days where players earn 6 figure sums for provincial and international duty (and thats not including their endorsement deals) they have so much to lose through being injured so sometimes you can see them only giving 90% but that certainly wasn’t the case last night.
It was also nice to see some of the lesser known stars (after last nights performance they’re all stars) get their chance to play. Mick O’Driscoll had an amazing game and was very unlucky to concede the penalty with 4 minutes to go, it certyainly looked to me like the ball was out.
The munster scrum was amazing and the all blacks looked genuinely rattled. For Donald to miss his penalties and the final conversion showed how rattled they were. Henry had to throw all his subs in to try and mix it up and you felt that if Munster had the likes of O’Callaghan or O’Connell on the bench it could all have been so different.
Last nights team should go down in history alongside the 78 time as an example of what courage is, but the lads of 78 will get a few more free meals out of their stories yet !
All in All, Ireland 7.5/10 but Munster 11/10 for sheer guts !
November 19, 2008
Ok, since my previous blog got deleted I lost the enthuasiasm to get really back into this blog….probably cos I figured it’d just get deleted aswell but it’s survived so far so here we go again!
October 11, 2008
A-Ha video for the blind
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Stumbled across this on YouTube and felt compelled to share it :

The bold Finbar
Also, accidentally found Finbarr Fureys new effort on Youtube….It’s certainly more cheerfull than the stuff he did with his brothers and that Davey Arthur chap !
October 2, 2008
Lost Memories
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Was listening to the radio today and Rick had an article on his show about what did you lose that you still miss.
Lost my Zig & Zag videos last year. They were great for a drunken watch to re-capture your childhood. This video sums up what was so great about them :
October 1, 2008
Career options
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So today I had to go into town and have a meeting about my career options for the future.
Surprisingly enough having set my heart on becoming a ninja, there seems to be a distinct lack of training available in Ireland for budding Ninjas which was quite a disappointment.
Personally I thought there would have been a market for Irish ninjas, I had even considered a green ninja outfit. I know the traditional ninja outfit is black so as to be undetectable at night, but the green outfit could be used for more agricultural/horticultural based assassinations where the green would blend in perfectly with fields/hedges/trees etc…..
So there’s ninjaing ruled out as a career, looks like it’ll have to be back to IT then ![]()
