Joe Molloy

I don't think the clothes shrink just sitting in the wardrobe.

No, no, I tried.

And I was like, I'm sorry, it's not going to work.

Interesting, by the way, just on rounding off that rugby, the Six Nations, I was just reading the London Times of a story.

You contrast Ireland.

Nobody can get tickets for the games versus Wales.

So Wales have France coming to the principality February 15th.

Wales against France, a glamour tie in many ways.

And there are still 20,000 tickets that nobody wants.

Can't sell them.

It did occur to me.

And then I was like, geez, maybe an Irish fan will hop over.

But then I thought, God, you really will be watching France whip Wales.

You know, they're just so bad.

Italy in week two at home yeah so it's the best time to do it there's a good 20,000 tickets there's a good weekend I think you know the economy the worst part would probably be the game but the rest would be a good weekend oh yeah I said there was a quote from Garrett Davies talking to Wales Online I'm just very sad he's a former out half lion I'm saddened because of what all my mates are saying they're just not interested in the game so it's you know such a crisis Welsh rugby and obviously the tournament is so small I can't really afford to have

two lesser-thens in Wales and Italy.

In terms of GAA then, there's obviously inter-county pre-season tournaments, Galway, Mayo and the FBD final, etc.

But the club is taking centre stage on Sunday.

Dingle of Kerry against Bridges, Roscommon is the football 340 and then half one, Ballygunner, Waterford, Loch Ray of Galway, both on TGKR.

The DRA, you were pointing this out, John.