GAA in Fleg and anthum debate

[Russ]

Well if you take pride in your ignorance that's fine, otherwise you could start here

Thank feck none of that mentions the GAA

Did you not see the sport section?

Deliberately avoided it

Sport isn't culture

[pwrmoore]

Well if you take pride in your ignorance that's fine, otherwise you could start here

Thank feck none of that mentions the GAA

Did you not see the sport section?

Deliberately avoided it

Sport isn't culture

Interesting interpretation. I suppose you wouldn't consider petanque part of French culture then.

[Russ]

Well if you take pride in your ignorance that's fine, otherwise you could start here

Thank feck none of that mentions the GAA

Did you not see the sport section?

Deliberately avoided it

Sport isn't culture

Interesting interpretation. I suppose you wouldn't consider petanque part of French culture then.

Petanque is a past time

[rocky]

It certainly is in my part of the Charente-Maritime, Paul.

[Russ]

It certainly is in my part of the Charente-Maritime, Paul.

So long as there is a parade around the sand pit and a good sing song am I right

[Rooster]

Doesn't mention pasties suppers under food section, a load af ballicks

[Russ]

Doesn't mention pasties suppers under food section, a load af ballicks

Written by a bigot i reckon

[Tender]

Well we've Mr Ivan Morrison (one for Baggy), Gary Moore's bendy face, Phil Coulter, Tayto Cheese'n'Onion, Soda farls (Skinners are the best) and spud bread (Fadge if you're a culchie).
Steinbeck's ancestors hailed from Ballykelly.

How much more kulcha can we handle?

[big mervyn]

spud bread (Fadge if you're a culchie).

Slim if you're a heart of Down culchie.

[Russ]

spud bread (Fadge if you're a culchie).

Slim if you're a heart of Down culchie.

I'm from down and I've never heard anyone call it anything other than potato bread

[Rooster]

spud bread (Fadge if you're a culchie).

Slim if you're a heart of Down culchie.

I'm from down and I've never heard anyone call it anything other than potato bread

Spud bred in Armagh, that fadge lark is north Antriml

[HairyJ]

Potato bread or fadge, here.

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[big mervyn]

spud bread (Fadge if you're a culchie).

Slim if you're a heart of Down culchie.

I'm from down and I've never heard anyone call it anything other than potato bread

Sure, you're only a pup.

Never hear it called anything other than slim 'round our way.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-33793785

Despite her large consumption of fadge, tattie bread or slim, as potato bread is sometimes called, Kirsty insists that her waistline hasn't suffered.

[Snipe Watson]

The War Office calls it slim. Portedown eh

My sainted mother still makes the finest spud bread west of the Pecos.

[Russ]

Dylan Hartley would make a good poster boy for the GAA

Historically bad, pretend to clean up image, in reality still the same old