Monthly Archives: July 2026
Kildress Man Pretended He Was Spanish For 35 Years To Avoid Small Talk Outside Mass And GAA Games
A Kildress-born man, Pablo McGeary (55), has finally broken his silence and admitted that he was pretending to be Spanish since 1990 to avoid small talk at social occasions, as he ‘hated all that shite’.
Although many close friends and family members definitely remembered him talking normally in his youth and his birth certificate registering him in the townland of Cloughfin, Pablo (real name Peter) decided he was Spanish in 1990 after a torrid evening at a family Christening listening to relatives.
Over time, people accepted his change of nationality, with Pablo communicating with nods, hands, and the phrase ‘no comprendo inglés’.
Pablo’s cover was blown at a recent Kildress GAA match against Aghaloo after he shouted ‘will ye let it in ye bollocks’ after becoming frustrated at Kildress overplaying the ball.
Armagh GAA Ask Trump To Look Into Marsden Red Card In 2003. Hopeful Of Rematch.
Officials at the Athletic Grounds in Armagh have confirmed tonight that they’ve written a letter to American president Donald Trump asking him to look at Diarmuid Marsden’s red card in the 2003 All-Ireland Final against Tyrone in the hope that it will be overturned and a rematch ordered. They’ve included a YouTube link to the incident.
Orchard officials have also confirmed that they sent Trump a 2002 Armagh jersey as they know he loves the colour orange and fuel.
A Trump advisor said he’ll look at it as Trump believes ‘Tyrone aren’t good guys, probably the worst guys in the world.’
Tyrone GAA have yet to respond to the news but Ricey McMenamin and Conor Gormley were spotted running up Garvaghey hill this afternoon, and struggling for breath.
Tyrone GAA To Launch ‘Find A Hallion’ Reality TV Show For Next Season’s Team
Following criticisms that the current Tyrone side is missing a hatchet man at full back to perform tactically clumsy challenges on talented forwards, a flyer has been sent to all clubs in the county to forward one player to compete on a reality TV show to be streamed live on TyroneTV for a fiver a week.
Insiders have confirmed that they’re hoping for candidates from Galbally, Kildress, Rock, Brocagh, Moortown, Urney and the defunct Windmill.
Drills for the hopeful participants will be carried out at Derrytresk, with bare-knuckle pugilism events taking place on the local ramparts.
There has been an appeal for full forwards to offer their services at a rate of £8 an hr.
Francie Bellew, Conor Gormley, Ricey McMenamin and Jon Lynch will take the seminars.



