Hobbies (outside sport)

AnMhí7 wrote:

samin10 wrote:Smoking, drinking, gambling, visiting Head Shops and pulling women.

You're some catch!

so i am told. fecking women wont leave alone no matter how many times i tell them i am married.

samin10 wrote:

AnMhí7 wrote:

samin10 wrote:Smoking, drinking, gambling, visiting Head Shops and pulling women.

You're some catch!

so i am told. fecking women wont leave alone no matter how many times i tell them i am married.

Bet your wife loves that you enjoy "pulling women"!

Fishing, pool, cards and darts.

Apologies AnMhi, i was only joking with the original post. A lot of new posters on here, take a while for new people to get used to people's humour.

samin10 wrote:Apologies AnMhi, i was only joking with the original post. A lot of new posters on here, take a while for new people to get used to people's humour.

I was joking too

Would play soccer when the hurling season is over for the local club along with Handball or badminton as well to keep busy....would normally spent saturdays watching the horseracing on the TV and walking Lohan, while on Sundays I love to go antiquing

The Puke wrote:Would play soccer when the hurling season is over for the local club along with Handball or badminton as well to keep busy....would normally spent saturdays watching the horseracing on the TV and walking Lohan, while on Sundays I love to go antiquing

Linsay Lohan...?

AnMhí7 wrote:

The Puke wrote:Would play soccer when the hurling season is over for the local club along with Handball or badminton as well to keep busy....would normally spent saturdays watching the horseracing on the TV and walking Lohan, while on Sundays I love to go antiquing

Linsay Lohan...?

No my prize winning Cocker Spaniel named after the greatest full back/hurler ever to play the game

AnMhí7 wrote:

The Puke wrote:Would play soccer when the hurling season is over for the local club along with Handball or badminton as well to keep busy....would normally spent saturdays watching the horseracing on the TV and walking Lohan, while on Sundays I love to go antiquing

Linsay Lohan...?

No Brian and Frank.

The "outside sport" angle seems to be throwing some people.

The Puke wrote:

No my prize winning Cocker Spaniel named after the greatest full back/hurler ever to play the game

G'wan Pukey, inform the forum of Lohan's recent misfortunes...You can I'm sure you copy/drag it to here.

A tale so heart warming and pathos laden, a tear comes to my eye every time I think of poor oul' Lohan.....

Puke (hate calling you that!) - we 'mind' a cocker here a couple of times a year - an absolute gem of a dog. Am between homes for a while now but may pick up a dog when the reoccupation happens. Is Lohan 'papered' etc. Where would I be best looking.

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Puke (hate calling you that!) - we 'mind' a cocker here a couple of times a year - an absolute gem of a dog. Am between homes for a while now but may pick up a dog when the reoccupation happens. Is Lohan 'papered' etc. Where would I be best looking.

He has papers alright, he is a purebreed, the poor lad lost one of his eyes there last August when we were out in the woods and him being of a friendly nature decided to go over to what he thought was a kitten and turned out to be a pinemartin who took the eye out of him, the bollix......

Donedeal is a great site for dogs if you are looking to buy....A Cavalier Spaniel are a lovely friendly dog as well and a good bit smalller if you haven't a big yard

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Puke (hate calling you that!) - we 'mind' a cocker here a couple of times a year - an absolute gem of a dog. Am between homes for a while now but may pick up a dog when the reoccupation happens. Is Lohan 'papered' etc. Where would I be best looking.

Dublin Corporation

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Puke (hate calling you that!) - we 'mind' a cocker here a couple of times a year - an absolute gem of a dog. Am between caravans for a while now but may pick up a dog when the reoccupation happens.

Fixed.

ask at the local Chinese JC they might have a spare dog - or the ribs of one at least

The Puke wrote:Donedeal is a great site for dogs if you are looking to buy....A Cavalier Spaniel are a lovely friendly dog as well and a good bit smalller if you haven't a big yard

TP - tbh the bro had a spaniel a few years back and it was daft as a brush. Is there is something about the close breeding lines that means a fair bit of madness?? The one we mind is a diamond - she'd talk to ya!

Incidentally I had a cat as a kid - not mad about them at all now - and a magpie took her eye out!

RMDrive wrote:The "outside sport" angle seems to be throwing some people.

Cycling, Golf, Poker,

used to be big into badminton,was fairly decent at it aswel.havent played in about 2 years though.RM or Rua,you ever hear of the magees from raphoe?play a bit of darts aswell,not competitively though.

just noticed this was non sport related hobbies.dont really have any...drinking,women,gambling.

Dougal wrote:used to be big into badminton,was fairly decent at it aswel.havent played in about 2 years though.RM or Rua,you ever hear of the magees from raphoe?play a bit of darts aswell,not competitively though.

just noticed this was non sport related hobbies.dont really have any...drinking,women,gambling.

Heard of Chloe Magee alright - She is Ireland No.1 I think - She was at the last olympics she is only seventeen/Eighteen odd

Ruanua wrote:

Dougal wrote:used to be big into badminton,was fairly decent at it aswel.havent played in about 2 years though.RM or Rua,you ever hear of the magees from raphoe?play a bit of darts aswell,not competitively though.

just noticed this was non sport related hobbies.dont really have any...drinking,women,gambling.

Heard of Chloe Magee alright - She is Ireland No.1 I think - She was at the last olympics she is only seventeen/Eighteen odd

Aye, she seems to be a class act. There's a little pocket of badminton in Raphoe generally. Don't know why. Rua?

chloe is a class act.shes 18 from what remember.her brother sam is a brilliant player aswell,and david.raphoe won the community games 2 or 3 times,they were unstoppable.doe had a good team for a couple of years aswell.

RMDrive wrote:

Ruanua wrote:

Dougal wrote:used to be big into badminton,was fairly decent at it aswel.havent played in about 2 years though.RM or Rua,you ever hear of the magees from raphoe?play a bit of darts aswell,not competitively though.

just noticed this was non sport related hobbies.dont really have any...drinking,women,gambling.

Heard of Chloe Magee alright - She is Ireland No.1 I think - She was at the last olympics she is only seventeen/Eighteen odd

Aye, she seems to be a class act. There's a little pocket of badminton in Raphoe generally. Don't know why. Rua?

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Yeah never worked out why - Bowls and hockey are popular but I always thought it was the good land,never worked out the badminton thing, maybe its because the more coastal areas don't suit due to the wind.

I can remember playing schools soccer against the Tech over there but never played much sport versus the college.

Train gundogs in the spare time, springers cockers and the odd lab. Any decent ones get entered into trials the rest get sold to lads who just want a decent hunting dog. Technically not a sport as the dogs do all the work!!! Looking to move into training greyhounds for racing when i get more time/money.

Massively into music (not illegal downloading like SamiP) and will travel all over the UK to see i decent band, lucky to live close to 2 great cities that between them get all the big bands. Poor auld Mrs Eagle has to put up with some weird music i can tell ye!!

That's about it outside the GAA. On the plus side, quite literally just been told that i can play again after meeting with the consultant who rebuilt my knee. Well chuffed, only problem is there's no hurling over here where i'm at!

oh yeah,forgot to mention i play music.