Anyone identify why London Irish's mascot is a wooden spoon!?
Answer: The London Irish mascot is an Irish wolf harry, but his name is Mr Doyle and is owned by some good friends mine and before him it was an Irish wolf hound called Huge also owned by my good friends, but alas poor old jumbo has now passed away and so Mr
Have You Noticed That Second Gen Irish People In London Have A Whole Range Of Attitudes To London?
Question by | Posted in Other - Society & Culture
I foretell the children of irish people, born in London, can have a total devotion to Ireland or no interest in it at all and every shade in between.
The suiting of the accent is interesting as well.
Who can forget the weird accents in 13
Whats The Fastest Way To Renew An Irish Passport In London?
Question by louiseeeee | Posted in Packing & Preparation
whats the fastest way to rehabilitate irish passpoet in london? is there any sort of 'express service' to get it faster? im travelling at the start of next month and im not persuaded whether i will have it in time. thanks
Answer: You deprivation to speak to the Irish enbassy. UK Foreign Office has contact details.
What Year Did London Irish Rugby Club Move Out Of Sunbury?
Question by Moonbeam | Posted in Rugby League
Answer: sorry pal I dont know the answer.judging from the avaters and answers above me,they have no idea either
Hi I Am A London Irish Rugby Fan Who Will Be In Dublin On Saturday. I Am Lookinf 4 A Good Pub 2 Watch The Matc
Question by villacork | Posted in Rugby
hi all due looking for a good rugby pub to watch london irish match and then munster game. i am staying in bray and understand dublin very well. someone told me head towards dublin 4
Answer: You're flourishing to have a fantastic time in Dublin no matter where the pub is but for real atmosphere head to any of the pubs in the Ballsbridge compass,near Landsdowne Road.Or alternatively you could head in to Dublin city,any amount of pubs there
Jan 28, 2012 from Nialler
@ hahaha lol you're so advantageous in a way , i'm Irish & i'm from mullingar guess i have more luck but i live in london anyway :)
Guinness Premiership : News : Booth commits to London Irish
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The London Irish scrum-half was from the beginning left out of the 44-man squad, despite being first-choice number nine during last year's autumn internationals.
London Irish scrum-half Peter Richards has been studied to retire from the sport at the age of 32 due to injury. A back injury has restricted Richards to 16
London Irish have added in the know Leinster hooker Brian Blaney to their squad for next season. Blaney, who played 71 times for the Heineken Cup Champions,
Scarlets look to keep up unbeaten 
The Irish Times - Saturday, January 28, 2012: So much Irish outline talent is flourishing in London that a new on... 
@ Twinings of London, the English and the Irish breakfast teas are Scrumptious!!!!
@ hahaha lol you're so advantageous in a way , i'm Irish & i'm from mullingar guess i have more luck but i live in london anyway :)
London Irish scrum-half Paul Hodgson received a last-bat of an eye call-up for England's summer tour of Australia and New Zealand.
The London Irish scrum-half was from the beginning left out of the 44-man squad, despite being first-choice number nine during last year's autumn internationals.
London Irish inhibit coach Toby Booth has signed a new three-year contract that will see him stay with the Exiles until the end of the 2012/13 salt.
London Irish scrum-half Peter Richards has been studied to retire from the sport at the age of 32 due to injury. A back injury has restricted Richards to 16
London Irish have added in the know Leinster hooker Brian Blaney to their squad for next season. Blaney, who played 71 times for the Heineken Cup Champions,
