The UAFC

Eamonn deValera was selected as a replacement full back for Ireland Never knew his rugby background. Where did the info come from? They spelt his name wrong. So did you. It's Éamon >TT According to his first birth certificate, his name was George! According to his second birth certificate, his name...

Paddy Mac off with a knock, replaced by TC.

Cap'n Grumpy wrote: Result will be announced at the Ulster Rugby Awards Din-Dins next Thursday night.

A.K.A. Kimble Dressed Like A Penguin Night.

Snipe Watson wrote:And the winner is Pedrie...........if it's not look again and again and again until it is........

Have you ever lived down South? Sounds a bit like how they run a referendum - ye'll keep voting until you get the answer right!

paddyoc wrote:hey, this one http://www.sumosam.com/ulster-70-retro-rugby-shirt/

Now THAT is a proper Ulster jersey!

Ok, the voting closed over 24hrs ago - no result yet?
What is this, Fermanagh/South Tyrone?

Let us all in on the secret.

Surrey Red Hand wrote: Except for the fact it flys at Ravenhill

Where?

It used to fly above the Onslow gate but hasn't as far as I know for about 2 years now.

Lets clear a few misunderstandings here Moonshine. 1) Its a common international term for the Union Flag said to derive from the defeated Scots at the Battle of Culloden, other references refer to the links between the Masons and "Perfidious Albion", others say it comes from India. 2)Seco...

According to Wiki:

The coat of arms of the Dukes of Leinster derives from the legend that John FitzGerald, 1st Earl of Kildare, as a baby in Woodstock Castle, was trapped in a fire when a pet monkey rescued him. The FitzGeralds then adopted a monkey as their crest

But Snipe, You were using 1612 as a starting point. The Cross of St Patrick was on the crest of the Fitzgerald family at least 150 years before that. And in 1467(?) Gerald Fitzgerald who became the 8th Earl of Kildare and Viceroy of Ireland tried to gain a measure of self government for the Anglo Ir...

The Yellow Flag is the most neutral you can get, the Saltire is a key part of the "Apron". Firstly - I strongly object to your use of such an offensive term Secondly - your use of the term puts you in some 'charming' company Thirdly - the Cross of Saint Patrick is at least 500 years old, ...

Well if the war memorial arch to British war dead is being knocked down to make Ravenhill a neutral environment, then why not I suppose. The war memorial arch is NOT being knocked down, it is being moved to another part of the ground to improve access to one side of the ground. Nothing to do with m...

ColinM wrote:Who refers to their sister in such a manner?

Very good question.

As is "why does his gorgeous Australian niece call him 'Uncle Perv'?"

Finally got it up and running!

Cheers oh feathered one

UIBF wrote: They'll be doing them dirt cheap as it's to "celebrate the All-Irish European Rugby Final between Leinster & Ulster".

Other companies will be much more expensive as they'll be doing it to make a fast buck.

Where's the roll eyes smiley?

ONLY €120!