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If they'd tuned in to what was a gem of a film they'd have seen for their own eyes that, yeah, he could play a bit When he talked recently about Giles, the documentary on his life that was about to be aired on RTÉ, he mentioned children who knew him only as a pundit often asking him, 'Did you ever play football?' 'I played a bit, yeah,' he would reply. The quality of the pitch invasion that followed hadn't been matched since the last time Waterford beat Kilkenny in the championship, the year Darby O'Gill and the Little People had its world premiere, in Dublin.Īnd 1959 was also the year, as coincidence would have it, that Johnny Giles made his Republic of Ireland debut. Two more points later, followed by the referee’s final whistle, and they were safe. Even though it was 33 seconds into added time and they were five points up.

Photograph: Cathal Noonan/Inphoīut Jamie Barron and Maurice Shanahan did just that with their extra-time goals, although when Nicky English informed the Waterford faithful that “you can probably enjoy it at this stage”, they most likely hurled abuse in his direction for the fate tempting. Maurice Shanahan: drove a stake clean through Kilkenny’s heart. “Until you drive the stake clean through their heart, you don’t see the back of them.” “It’s like Dracula,” Jamesie O’Connor said of the Felines up in the Sky Sports studio. And ended up being taken into extra time. And on he marched to a six-stroke victory.įor a more dramatic sporting climax you needed to be in Thurles, where Waterford were eight points up against Kilkenny with 11 minutes to go. The snitchers' day was completely banjaxed when Andy McPhee, the chief referee of the European Tour, told us that all was wellĪnyway, the snitchers’ day was completely banjaxed when Andy McPhee, the chief referee of the European Tour, told us that all was well: Rahm’s marking of his ball might have been a little off, but he’d made a “reasonable judgment” under the circumstances. To which the less intrusive of the golf-viewing public said something along the lines of, “Ah, God almighty, not this again.” (Lexi Thompson: “Tell me about it.”) Still, Johnstone marvelled at Rahm’s performance, not least his retention of his head after a hiccup involving an incident on the sixth green that, we were told, prompted a bunch of viewers to fire off emails alerting the rules people to the alleged transgression.

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So his emotions about the elements on the final day of the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open, at Portstewart, merely heightened his respect for Jon Rahm and his “beating up” of the course, him being Spanish and all – although Seve Ballesteros, José María Olazábal and Sergio García had profitable enough trips to Ireland over the years, so maybe it’s time to concede that weather isn’t an issue. “It’s wetter than an otter’s pocket,” he said with a sigh. Although he enjoys their lessons, what he really wants is her.Tony Johnstone spent much of Sunday like the rest of us might do while sitting on a beach in our oilskins on an average Irish summer’s afternoon, staring at the sky and, with hope in his heart, saying, “It looks like it might brighten.” Come late afternoon, though, he’d given up. Alone now, he somehow finds himself Buffy's tutor. William has spent his adult life satisfying Drusilla's every whim and desire, but her latest whim involves getting married - and not to him. But will it help her to win back her ex? Does she even want Liam back? He knows exactly what her ex craves, and he's willing to teach Buffy the skills she lacks.

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Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warningsīuffy is devastated when Liam marries the woman he was cheating on her with - a woman with certain talents in the bedroom.Baphrosia (spuffy_luvr) Fandoms: Buffy the Vampire Slayer