Gaelic in the Joy. - Pandering to the criminals

[Browser Brody]

They have to play football with yer man from Rory’s stories ?

Christ, throw me into solitary, i’d be saying

 

[Hank Scorpio]

Sounds like an Alan Partridge pitch.

Won't be watching.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Sounds like an Alan Partridge pitch.

Won't be watching.

Inmates v the screws, will watch for possible off the ball sneakiness and jabs just to see how the inmates react to it.

 

[jimmym]

republican prisoners in portlaise had a gaeluc football team, they played matches v local clubs, all at home venue.

 

[J.R.R. hartley]

republican prisoners in portlaise had a gaeluc football team, they played matches v local clubs, all at home venue.

Like the dubs.














In more ways than one.

 

[Mike Strutter]

Too boring to follow the path of hard work at school/college...job......personal responsibility..........get married and buy a nice house and have a nice family etc.

Why do people read Charles Dickens etc or listen to Joe Duffy, 96FM or Red FM?

Peoples wrong paths in life and sob stories re-badged as "entertainment" for the masses so that they can feel a small bit better about themselves.

(My life may not be amazing but at least I am not in prison)

That doesn't always work out either but it still wouldn't be a reason to turn to crime.
I know a fella that was a criminal but was actually a nice guy. He was a fella that would get involved only in big jobs as hired help. Never harmed anyone and has principles. He ended up in Spain on Costa del Crime and ended up in jail. He did learn a lot inside by means of eduacation he did try to go straight as an electrician, met a woman but struggled getting work becuase of his record. He moved away and said he had one more 'big' job to do but unfortunately got caught. Hazzards of the job! He's now banged up in a foreign prison, and after the haul they caught him and others with, I doubt I will meet him again!

 

[FSG OUT]

That doesn't always work out either but it still wouldn't be a reason to turn to crime.
I know a fella that was a criminal but was actually a nice guy. He was a fella that would get involved only in big jobs as hired help. Never harmed anyone and has principles. He ended up in Spain on Costa del Crime and ended up in jail. He did learn a lot inside by means of eduacation he did try to go straight as an electrician, met a woman but struggled getting work becuase of his record. He moved away and said he had one more 'big' job to do but unfortunately got caught. Hazzards of the job! He's now banged up in a foreign prison, and after the haul they caught him and others with, I doubt I will meet him again!

Sounds like he made up an elaborate story to get away from you to be honest.

 

[PussyinBoots]

Yet another instance where sympathy is being extended to the rotten criminals.
We had in the past that fool John Lonegan reaching out to the prisoners and saying that they are not bad persons.
They have the life of Reilly there flat screens free telephone free food getting the dole and not having to pay a penny for anything.
They should be out breaking stones wearing jump suits and doing some work not sitting around planning what crimes they will do when out.
Disgusting programme only for the woke brigade viewer's.

I agree, SurfY

 

[bluesball]

Its better than watching the umteen baking and cooking shows on all tv channels

 

[Gregory_Mike]

republican prisoners in portlaise had a gaeluc football team, they played matches v local clubs, all at home venue.

I believe Soundman was player-manager at the time.