Who is (or was) the Greatest Irish Person Ever?

if there's no rules, can it be a fictional person? or even a horse?
 
Niallers said:
They get in under the grandparent rule. They could all have played for Ireland if Jack was picking this team.
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That rules Cascarino (you know big guy miising tooth) out he had as much Irish blood as a refugee centre has.
 
I had a nice piece of cheese yesterday - is it eligible...
 
rmelly said:
I had a nice piece of cheese yesterday - is it eligible...
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Now you're just being silly. :rolleyes: It probably wasn't even Irish. I mean, I opened a bottle of prosecco yesterday and even though I bought it in Ireland ( in Lidl though, which is not Irish so that might have it's own ramifications) I wouldn't propose that as the greatest Irish person ever! Plus it was horrible, so that's another reason right there.

Although I did buy some 'Irish spring lamb' chops. They were quite nice.

So stop dragging this thread off topic rmelly!:mad:
 
Vanilla said:
Now you're just being silly. :rolleyes: It probably wasn't even Irish. I mean, I opened a bottle of prosecco yesterday and even though I bought it in Ireland ( in Lidl though, which is not Irish so that might have it's own ramifications) I wouldn't propose that as the greatest Irish person ever! Plus it was horrible, so that's another reason right there.

Although I did buy some 'Irish spring lamb' chops. They were quite nice.

So stop dragging this thread off topic rmelly!:mad:
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For all you know it might have been a nice piece of Irish cheddar made with quality Irish ingredients by an Irish born master cheese maker bought from a privately owned Irish retailer with Irish Euros (none of this German or Spanish or PIGS Euro muck).

Then again it might have been and Easi Single or a wedge of Laughing Cow.
 
DavyJones said:
I second this, and by my count, that puts Sue Ellen in the lead:D
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Ok I won, thinking of closing this thread now while I'm ahead (and no that's not classed as cheating) [broken link removed]

P.S. What was the prize for coming 1st, hope its not a bottle of that cheap plonk that Vanilla bought in Lidl.
 
Sue Ellen said:
Ok I won, thinking of closing this thread now while I'm ahead (and no that's not classed as cheating) [broken link removed]

P.S. What was the prize for coming 1st, hope its not a bottle of that cheap plonk that Vanilla bought in Lidl.
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I'll vote for Sue Ellen aswell but...

Before you can receive your prize you will need to prove you are Irish, we will need your passport, a household bill, your bank account number and sort code and your credit card number including the security code on the back. Then we'll lodge the prize money into you account. ;)
 
Since you can't vote for yourself.

I'm changing my vote to rmelly's cheese as well, so it is now 2-2.

I would suspect Sue Eellen would not be happy to lose out to a bit of rmelly cheese.
 
Niallers said:
If he negotiated 32 counties I would have agreed but agreeing to 26 was a sell out.
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With one sentence you've revealed yourself to be at fault for much of the countries economic woes ( ie you voted fianna fail, right?).;)

And Sue Ellen, I'd take issue with that 'cheap plonk' jibe ( except you're right on both counts...:eek:).
 
Sue Ellen said:
Me ;)
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Doesn't count because you can't vote for yourself

DavyJones said:
I second this, and by my count, that puts Sue Ellen in the lead:D
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This one is sound

sandrat said:
I'll vote for Sue Ellen aswell but...
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This is not a vote

Smashbox said:
I'll vote for Sue if I get some financial reward... payment in kind is ok too ;)
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You can't bribe people to get what you want.

So by my reckoning rmelly's cheese has the prize
 
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