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Haha Congratulations Darren and thanks you 
regards
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[quote author=Vlads Quiff link=topic=46069.msg1366463#msg1366463 date=1310923517]
Haha Congratulations Darren and thanks you
regards
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Your welcome. My reverse psychology worked
Haha Congratulations Darren and thanks you
regards
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Your welcome. My reverse psychology worked
3 Norn Iron major winners in 13 months. Incredible, and this is the sweetest.
[quote author=the count link=topic=46069.msg1366478#msg1366478 date=1310926633]
[quote author=Shadey link=topic=46069.msg1366469#msg1366469 date=1310925104]
He's only 42 he looks older..
[/quote]He's been through a fair bit you know.
Well done Darren, couldn't have happened to a nicer fella.
[/quote]Yeah poor chap i know.. made up for him on his win..
[quote author=Shadey link=topic=46069.msg1366469#msg1366469 date=1310925104]
He's only 42 he looks older..
[/quote]He's been through a fair bit you know.
Well done Darren, couldn't have happened to a nicer fella.
[/quote]Yeah poor chap i know.. made up for him on his win..
[quote author=the count link=topic=46069.msg1366478#msg1366478 date=1310926633]
[quote author=Shadey link=topic=46069.msg1366469#msg1366469 date=1310925104]
He's only 42 he looks older..
[/quote]He's been through a fair bit you know.
Well done Darren, couldn't have happened to a nicer fella.
[/quote]
...and a red too.
[quote author=Shadey link=topic=46069.msg1366469#msg1366469 date=1310925104]
He's only 42 he looks older..
[/quote]He's been through a fair bit you know.
Well done Darren, couldn't have happened to a nicer fella.
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...and a red too.
Congrats to Darren for being the first Northern Irish man to win a Major in about 3 weeks.
[quote author=Portly link=topic=46069.msg1366622#msg1366622 date=1310980812]
I saw some people in the crowd waving the Tricolour. I have no idea what the implications were of that!
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All the Irish want to get a piece of the reflected glory of the Ulstermen, which is fair enough. I was certainly absolutely delighted and proud to see Padraig win his majors.
Fuck the political significance, Gmac, Darren and Rory are all proud Irishmen and Ulstermen. We can all enjoy it, and if you want to wave a flag in the process it is up to you.
I saw some people in the crowd waving the Tricolour. I have no idea what the implications were of that!
[/quote]
All the Irish want to get a piece of the reflected glory of the Ulstermen, which is fair enough. I was certainly absolutely delighted and proud to see Padraig win his majors.
Fuck the political significance, Gmac, Darren and Rory are all proud Irishmen and Ulstermen. We can all enjoy it, and if you want to wave a flag in the process it is up to you.
[quote author=doctor_mac link=topic=46069.msg1366960#msg1366960 date=1311031109]
[quote author=Portly link=topic=46069.msg1366622#msg1366622 date=1310980812]
I saw some people in the crowd waving the Tricolour. I have no idea what the implications were of that!
[/quote]
All the Irish want to get a piece of the reflected glory of the Ulstermen, which is fair enough. I was certainly absolutely delighted and proud to see Padraig win his majors.
Fuck the political significance, Gmac, Darren and Rory are all proud Irishmen and Ulstermen. We can all enjoy it, and if you want to wave a flag in the process it is up to you.
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Yup, spot on.
[quote author=Portly link=topic=46069.msg1366622#msg1366622 date=1310980812]
I saw some people in the crowd waving the Tricolour. I have no idea what the implications were of that!
[/quote]
All the Irish want to get a piece of the reflected glory of the Ulstermen, which is fair enough. I was certainly absolutely delighted and proud to see Padraig win his majors.
Fuck the political significance, Gmac, Darren and Rory are all proud Irishmen and Ulstermen. We can all enjoy it, and if you want to wave a flag in the process it is up to you.
[/quote]
Yup, spot on.
[quote author=doctor_mac link=topic=46069.msg1366960#msg1366960 date=1311031109]
[quote author=Portly link=topic=46069.msg1366622#msg1366622 date=1310980812]
I saw some people in the crowd waving the Tricolour. I have no idea what the implications were of that!
[/quote]
All the Irish want to get a piece of the reflected glory of the Ulstermen, which is fair enough. I was certainly absolutely delighted and proud to see Padraig win his majors.
Fuck the political significance, Gmac, Darren and Rory are all proud Irishmen and Ulstermen. We can all enjoy it, and if you want to wave a flag in the process it is up to you.
[/quote]Unsurprisingly, that is very, very well said.
[quote author=Portly link=topic=46069.msg1366622#msg1366622 date=1310980812]
I saw some people in the crowd waving the Tricolour. I have no idea what the implications were of that!
[/quote]
All the Irish want to get a piece of the reflected glory of the Ulstermen, which is fair enough. I was certainly absolutely delighted and proud to see Padraig win his majors.
Fuck the political significance, Gmac, Darren and Rory are all proud Irishmen and Ulstermen. We can all enjoy it, and if you want to wave a flag in the process it is up to you.
[/quote]Unsurprisingly, that is very, very well said.
Now yis bunch of dickheads
http://www.rte.ie/sport/golf/2011/0727/worldcup_ireland.html
McIlroy & McDowell will represent Ireland
Darren Clarke's Open Championship victory was not enough to get him into Ireland's two-man team for the World Cup in China in November.
As world number four Rory McIlroy, had the right to invite Clarke, Graeme McDowell or Padraig Harrington to be his partner, and opted for McDowell.
"G-Mac's the next highest on the rankings, so it will be me and him again," the 22-year-old said today on the eve of the Irish Open at Killarney.
Clarke moved up from 111th to 30th with his triumph at Sandwich two weeks ago, while three-major winner Harrington is now down at 64th.
McIlroy and McDowell represented Ireland - in golf the Republic and Northern Ireland come together - the last time the World Cup was staged two years ago, finishing second to Italian brothers Edoardo and Francesco Molinari.
8) 8) 8)
http://www.rte.ie/sport/golf/2011/0727/worldcup_ireland.html
McIlroy & McDowell will represent Ireland
Darren Clarke's Open Championship victory was not enough to get him into Ireland's two-man team for the World Cup in China in November.
As world number four Rory McIlroy, had the right to invite Clarke, Graeme McDowell or Padraig Harrington to be his partner, and opted for McDowell.
"G-Mac's the next highest on the rankings, so it will be me and him again," the 22-year-old said today on the eve of the Irish Open at Killarney.
Clarke moved up from 111th to 30th with his triumph at Sandwich two weeks ago, while three-major winner Harrington is now down at 64th.
McIlroy and McDowell represented Ireland - in golf the Republic and Northern Ireland come together - the last time the World Cup was staged two years ago, finishing second to Italian brothers Edoardo and Francesco Molinari.
8) 8) 8)
So Northern Ireland could be golfing world champs. Excellent.
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Personally I wouldn't mind if they were classed as and representing Northern Ireland, but when they've been representing Ireland and when they achieve their singles accolades its hard to not feel that bit of national pride. Still though i would presume its something like the Andy Murray situation.......he's usually British for two and a half weeks at Wimbledon before crashing out only for his English fans to reveal he's actually been a scot in disguise all the time
[quote author=The Slugmonster link=topic=46069.msg1371182#msg1371182 date=1311838891] the Andy Murray situation.......he's usually British for two and a half weeks at Wimbledon before crashing out only for his English fans to reveal he's actually been a scot in disguise all the time
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Scottish people like to say that. It is however completely false. They are a nation of fantasists who only believe what they want to believe.
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Scottish people like to say that. It is however completely false. They are a nation of fantasists who only believe what they want to believe.
[quote author=Portly link=topic=46069.msg1371186#msg1371186 date=1311839484]
[quote author=The Slugmonster link=topic=46069.msg1371182#msg1371182 date=1311838891] the Andy Murray situation.......he's usually British for two and a half weeks at Wimbledon before crashing out only for his English fans to reveal he's actually been a scot in disguise all the time
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Scottish people like to say that. It is however completely false. They are a nation of fantasists who only believe what they want to believe.
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No honestly its true man.......my 2 Scottish mates told me....... :laugh:
[quote author=The Slugmonster link=topic=46069.msg1371182#msg1371182 date=1311838891] the Andy Murray situation.......he's usually British for two and a half weeks at Wimbledon before crashing out only for his English fans to reveal he's actually been a scot in disguise all the time
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Scottish people like to say that. It is however completely false. They are a nation of fantasists who only believe what they want to believe.
[/quote]
No honestly its true man.......my 2 Scottish mates told me.......
:laugh:So is Mo Farah,Phillips Idowu,Mara Yamuchi,Christine Ohuguru etc etc gunning for Gold for GB in the Olympics?
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