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Can anyone list me some? I'm curious to find out how many there are in the NHL.

Oh, by Irish American/Canadian I mean someone with Irish grandparents or parents.

Thanks! ;)

As an Irish fan I'm extremely happy that France have been knocked out, however I'm also a little disappointed. To be honest France were terrible at this World Cup and I can't help but feel that if Ireland were in Group A instead of France they could have gone far. In my opinion it would have gone something like this,

Ireland 1-2 Uruguay (My heart says a 1-1 draw, but my head says no. However, it's impossible to tell with Ireland.)

Ireland 1-0 Mexico

Ireland 2-0 South Africa

Round of 16

Ireland 1-2 Argentina (aet, I think Ireland would be really psyched for this game and would probably take it to Extra Time, but I think Argentina would just see them off.)

OR

Ireland 2-1 South Korea (If Ireland had finished top of Group A.)

Quarter-Finals

Ireland 1-1 Ghana (Would go to penalties, but would be tough to call then.)

OR

Ireland 1-0 USA (I think Ireland would win this one.)

OR

Ireland 1-0 England (If England had topped Group B, Ireland would have been to psyched for this match for England to stand a chance as well as England being rather poor at this World Cup.)

OR

Ireland 1-2 Germany (Yeah, I think Ireland would be lucky to pinch a goal here.)

Semi-Finals

Even if Ireland got to this stage, I think their run would come to an end here.

Well?

It could be anything really, self-image, teenage pregnancy, substance abuse etc.

Well?

If there is what kind of music do they listen to? How do they dress? Do they have any personality traits? etc.

Thanks ;)

Well do you?

There are some great New Zealanders playing in Europe at the moment, the likes of Rico Gear and Aaron Mauger have both been capped for the All Blacks on previous occasions. At the moment they are both contracted to English clubs. (Leicester Tigers and Worcester Warriors).

So, who do you think could make it?

Last year three of my friends and I began to have a conversation about what we would like to do after we graduate from school. Almost immediatley all of us claimed that we would all enjoy to go to college, but yet we all said we would like to take a year off before going there.

We began to think what we would all do on our years off, when one of us came up with the suggestion that we should go and travel. We all agreed this would be a fantastic thing to do and we decided that if we were to go anywhere in the world we would love to go New Zealand.

Were all big rugby and sailing fans. Considering that New Zealand really is the home of rugby and that sailing is also popular there we feel it would be an ideal place to travel to.

We only have a two years left in school here in Ireland and then we graduate. We also have a campervan and would love to use on a road trip from possibly the North Island and down into the Southern tip of the South Island. Of course we would stop in cities on the way, but can you suggest where? Ideally some nice sceneic places and some areas where rugby and sailing is popular?

Oh and if anyone knows any tips for saving money I would greatly appreciate it if you could share them with me! ; )

It must be free, thanks! ; )