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This union, which is dominated by some socialist philosophy, is not fit for purpose.

— Colm O'Rourke

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The Miraculous Medal around his neck is obviously not working all the time anyway.

They always feel a bit isolated up there in the north-west.

If they waited a couple of hours they could have commemorated two massacres in Croke Park.

They're like the grim reaper when anybody comes [to Croke Park] they just put them away with ruthless efficiency.

There is no hope for anybody else. You might as well give up the ghost now.

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