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Can you remember what strip was worn by the Glasgow team, I also remember a match in the 70s where the Scottish League played the English League at hampden, the match was such a bore that the Scots support seperated into the respective tribal ranks, and bother ensued. this is the shirt here http://...

Hi I'm looking for a bit of help for a project I'm doing at uni... Does anybody drive to work in Glasgow city centre? If so, are there any areas that are particularly prone to congestion? Any other points or rants about congestion are welcome. Cheers The right turn from West George Street into Renf...

hello i'm sure i found it by following a link on here once before - but i have no idea what he/she was called so don't know what to search for. the one photo in particular was of a lampost with a little clay/plastecine face on it and a note saying something along the lines of "while you are rea...

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that's a great effect OLDFART - do you mind if I ask how you did it?

Apparently he's a bit of a headcase and prone to throwing tantrums if he doesn't get his own way. The rest of the SNP councillors, activists and members had pretty much ostracised over the last few months as he was becoming more and more of a liability (his most recent was writing to the Irish in Sc...

Thank god for newbees! :wink: Hawd the boat, hawd the boat, whit the feck is 'Camogie' when it's at hame? glad I could be of use! camogie is 'women's hurling' - hurling has to be seen to be believed! lots of guys running around with big sticks swinging them at each other while knocking a rock hard ...

hello might as well make myself useful with my first post! I believe the park is called Pearse Park and is the home of Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) in Glasgow. GAA for those of you who don't know are an Irish sports organisation that organise the sports of Gaelic Football, Hurling, Camogie and ...