Remember these?
So much has happened in Irish society during 2016 that it’s easy to forget some of the biggest events and stories from the past 12 months.
Here are some of the biggest stories on JOE during July.
10) Cristiano Ronaldo and Alex Ferguson share a touching moment after Portugal win Euro 2016
Ronaldo’s final may have been cruelly cut short, but he left the Stade de France with the Henri Delaunay trophy.
This a lovely moment between the Real Madrid man and his ‘football’ father.
Clip via – cr7 fan
9) The worst case of sunburn during Ireland’s mini heatwave
Remember the heatwave in July? This man certainly does. Holy Jaysus.
8) Presenter writhes in agony live on Polish TV as magician’s trick goes horribly wrong
Three bags. One sharp spike. What could possibly go wrong?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCIfQvNEv3s
Clip via – KEJDI & JEBANY
7) The moment that Rory Cowan cracked up during Mrs Brown’s Boys Live is fantastic
You’ll be seeing plenty of this over Christmas.
Clip via – BBC
6) Man has a fantastic response to scammer trying to take his money
Frank Flemming Jensen from Denmark received a message on Facebook from a gorgeous looking woman who was in need of aid. Cue the following.
5) Someone threw a bra on-stage at Beyoncé at Croker
Queen!
https://twitter.com/PopCrave/status/752058294336786432
4) Galway footballer performs spine-tingling version of Luke Kelly song
Monivea Abbey GAA club took on the Aran Islands in the Galway Division 3 Football League at the weekend with Monivea running out 5-10 to 1-16 winners.
On the boat ride home from Inis Mór, Monivea decided to break up the monotony of the journey with a little sing-song and Paul Flaherty took up the mantle.
Clip via – guan gin
3) This parking job in Dublin was so bad, the Gardai had to be called
The driver of this 152 Opel Insignia in Liffey Valley must have been pretty pissed off about this one.
2) Brian O’Driscoll’s lovely reception at Wimbledon
They know that they’re in the presence of BOD GOD.
Centre Court is full of sporting royalty today…#Wimbledon https://t.co/FtfUA5qDBp
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 2, 2016
1. Once a beloved Irish holiday camp, Mosney is now in a sorry, sorry state
In the year 2000, Mosney was turned into a home for asylum seekers, but footage recorded earlier this year shows the extent of the disrepair that’s now evident in what was once one of Ireland’s favourite holiday destinations.
Sad.
Clip via – FlipFlop Windsurfing
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