Our mouths are already watering for the next installment of Paul Galvin’s fashion manifesto, which will run in tomorrow’s Indo. Until then, meet Galvin’s saviours of Irish male fashion: We need more Ryan Tubridys, more Danny O’Donoghues, more Jamie Dornans, more Niall Breslins and Mark Kavanaghs (aka Rasher), more Brendan Courtneys to take the game by the scruff of the neck... »
It’s better than being in the cupboard. (Yesterday’s news, I know) »
Three weeks ago today, Paul Galvin appeared on the Late Late Show. Since then, this blog and others have been engaging in fairly constant and often mistaken group psychology on the Lixnaw midfielder. Google has sent many people curious about Galvin our way, though you might be interested to know what they’re googling. My guess is they’re all from Cork. »
We’re between hangovers at the moment and finally had the opportunity to sit down down and watch ‘Galvinised’. By and large, we were entertained. You can watch it again along with our some loose thoughts below. 2010 wasn’t a great year to do a Paul Galvin documentary. Xpose story aside, Galvin didn’t play one full match in the Championship. 2009 had the redemption arc we all love... »
We all know a man with skinny-legged jeans would never get admitted to Coppers, no matter how many documentaries RTE has made about him. »
(A crude caricature) The messageboards have been humming since the Paul Galvin interview on the Late Late. Some of the more interesting reaction has come from non-sporting circles. From poster Buzzoff! on QueerID.com – Irish Gay Scene & Community forum, under the topic ‘Paul Galvin On The Late Late Show: Did anyone else see the GAA player Paul Galvin on the Late Late Show tonight? ... »
