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Easy comparison...Joe Brolly or Ciaran Whelan...lol...would would u rather listen to?

Cathaoir Cunning exactly

@Aidan Convery ...I posted exactly the same thing, having watched his other extended RU-vid interview...he would be make a GREAT president...

this one. That happened

Haha good man yourself😂

What sport does Sean Cavanagh think he's playing??. Rugby

Gay Byrne was the only late late host with any personality

Magister Ludi JC?

@@Adrian-lj9mg purple flower 'Love at first sight' meaning,

Who ??

Learn your history moron..GAA stood up for and still does look after the welfare and aspirations of the people..sticks it up to the British lovers on all sides..what have FAI and IRFU ever done nationally??

Brolly is correct in relation to Casement. Come and live for a little while in the Six Counties and you’ll be enlightened - better still just do some research.

Bit late but thats not what Joe said. He said sectarian issues in the North - nothing to do with the local residents. He's right on that count.

The High Court decision to quash the GAA’s planning consent for a 38,000 all seated stadium, at Casement Park, Andersonstown Road, Belfast is the culmination of a three year campaign by residents to protect their homes and neighbourhood from the inappropriate scale of this proposal. Roger Watts of C&J Black acted on behalf of the residents through the Mooreland & Owenvarragh Residents’ Association, which represented over 170 households in the immediate vicinity of the Casement Park site in West Belfast. David Scoffield Q.C. was retained as Senior Counsel and provided pre-action advice, as well as presenting the case in Court for the residents. The case ran for 13 days and is thought to be the longest planning judicial review, if not one of the longest judicial reviews, ever heard in Northern Ireland. Community Places provided planning advice and assistance throughout the course of the planning application and expert evidence for the legal challenge. Hoy Dorman Limited provided expert evidence on roads issues, in support of the case. As the hearing was expedited, the case took approximately 8 months from our initial instruction until the Court ruling. MORA residents have made it clear throughout these proceedings that they are not opposed to appropriate re-development of the existing sports ground. They would support a modern stadium with a capacity of 20,000-25,000 and believe this to be the most that the neighbourhood and supporting infrastructure can accommodate. Many of the residents are members of, or otherwise support, the GAA and its sporting and cultural objectives.

@@suffern63 25 000 seater is not worth building for Ulster Council and the GAA. This is not for Antrim alone you know?? Sad old people with nothing better to do with their lives holding society back.

@@TirEoghainTim So the people in the area don't have the right to express concerns about how it will negatively impact on their lives?Ayer,right,catch a grip