Daffy - (In response to miss deane telling him to pick it up) Ppppppp pick up that penguin"

Snax - (In response to Daffy asking him how his eggs were done, whispers into his ear) "Boiled I think"

Jordan - (Reading from an american childrens story book) "GEE!! said Tommy!!"

Snax - (whilst falling being pushed down a gentle slope with his arms waving madly)
"AH BOYS, AH BOYS, AH BOYS!!!"

Nut - (The art teacher in ty told us to cut pictures out of stuff lyk the farmers journal nd vaughan asked...) "askd y wud a farmer carry a journal?"

Tod - (Miss asks Tod in an angry outrage whether he finds the holocaust funny, to which he replies) "YES!! OH DEAR GOD YES!!"

Duffy - (Miss means to ask the class "who owns this?" whilst holding up a jumper, but instead says "what is this? Duffy points and says) "ITS A JUMPER!!"

Nut - (In the computer room, the teacher asks the students "who owns this computer?", clearly pointing at a students laptop. Nut takes it he was asking who owned the other 22 and replies) "The er. . .eh school i think"

Richard - (When dancing in tigers with a drink in his hand, the bouncer tells him "NO GLASSES ON THE DANCE FLOOR!!" to which richards tells him) "But,,, im not wearing any!!"

Nut - (When asked by the teacher to say a word beginning with "i" without using the word "issue" already on the board to decribe a problem. Nut says. . . ) "Eh, Issue!"

Tristan - (When asked by the teacher, do you not get the joke Tristan? he replies in sarcastic tone...) "Oh no. I get the joke, its just that your not funny thats all"

Snax - ( The day of cahals birthday. after d lads smashd an egg in his pocket we wer goin in2 music after playin chess nd cahal shouts out! Im d chess champion to which snax replys) "At least I dont hav an egg in my pocket!"

Piggy- (Helicopter lands in the field beside us) - "WOW!! LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THAT HORSE"

Nut -(Cribbons tells him at the debs party that Glenn is trippin. To which Nut says)
"Why whos trippin him?!"

Duffy - (Irish Class) "I was drawin an arse miss"

Tristan - (In General) "Nare a bit of eager pussy to be had"

Richard - (In English Cillian and Richard were discussin limewire. Cillian says, i wouldnt download that! tis riddled with viruses. Richard replies.) ". . . Much like yourself really"

Tristan - All men want in life is to watch Batman and have sex"

Tristan - "I dont want to live in a world where Richard is living more than me!!"

Daffy - ( In reference to a possible new Batman villain, with a scarf wrapped aroung his face) "Do you know... how i got this scar..f??!"

Duffy - (In General) "AWHH FUCK!!!"

Nut (Daffy tells us that the worlds see level will rise by 10m if global warming continues. Nut exclaims) "10 METRES!! Wait, what are we talking about?!"

Cribbon (classic) "Alrigh sqush!"

Tadgh (Yelling at Ger) "CASH REGISTER FACE!!"

Daffy - (In response to that prick pushing us aside and saying we were in his way) "Sure, someones bound to get in your way at some point in your life!!!"

Duffy - "That one could suck a golfball through a garden hose!"

Nut - (In Irish oral class jumps onto Duffy's lap and says) "Conas a ta tu santy? Ba-mhaith liom rothar nua!"

Richard - (When Duggie pulls the chair from under him, He says in a gay voice) "Oh me heart!"

Daffy - (In general/ when drinking) "Jaysus boys I'm sum laugh"

Colm - (car trip) "Mr Rutledge is nothing more than a glorified carpenter!"

Jordan - (He knocks out Binghams contact lense) "Dont worry I'll help you find it! Stop the car!
Now.. what does it look like?!"

Bingham - (In same car trip) - "Sure.. I DIDNT RIDE HER DID I??!"

Gary - (Addressing Binghams when he loses his contact lense) - Just use your other eye to watch the film"

Damo O'Rourke: "i had to do the hardest thing ever today..."
Snax: "what? get out of bed on time?"

Owen-(Runs out of the Burrow) "I cant believe I nearly got knocked down twice in the mish-pot!"

Tri

Opening credits: White Stripes - Hardest Button To Button

Waking up: Queen - Dont Stop Me Now

Average day: R.H.C.P. - Cant Stop

First date: Foo Fighters - Everlong

Falling in love: Guns N Roses - Sweet Child Of Mine

Love scene: R.H.C.P. - Sir Physco Sexy

Marilyn Manson - Fight Song

Breaking up: Coldplay - The Scientist

Getting back together: The Waterboys - Fisherman Blues

Regretting - Linkin Park - What I've Done

Life's okay: Orson - No Tommorrow

Mental breakdown: Mad World- Gary Jules

Driving: R.H.C.P. - Parallel Universe

Learning a lesson: Prince - Purple Rain

Deep thought: Keane - With Our Without You (Keane Version)

Flashback: Chelsea Dagger - The Fratellis

Partying: Metallica - Enter Sandman

Regretting: Eminem - Like Toy Soldiers

Long night alone: Jeff Buckley - Halleujah

Death scene: Sigur Ros - Vidrar Vel Til Loftar

Closing credits: Stereophonics - Maybe Tommorrow

"Certain newspapers have been very persistent in looking for my answer to Mr. Churchill’s recent broadcast. I know the kind of answer I am expected to make. I know the answer that first springs to the lips of every many of Irish blood who heard or read that speech, no matter in what circumstances or in what part of the world he found himself. I know the reply I would have given a quarter of a century ago. I have deliberately decided that it is not the reply I shall make tonight.

Allowances can be made for Mr. Churchill’s statement, however unworthy, in the first flush of victory. No such excuse could be found for me in this quieter atmosphere….Mr. Churchill makes it clear that in certain circumstances he would have violated our neutrality and that he would justify his action by Britain’s necessity. It seems strange to me that Mr. Churchill does not see that this, if accepted, would mean that Britain’s necessity would become a moral code and that when this necessity became sufficiently great, other people’s rights were not to count….this same code is precisely why we have the disastrous succession of wars….shall it be world war?

It is indeed fortunate that Britain’s necessity did not reach the point where Mr. Churchill would have acted. All credit to him that he successfully resisted the temptation….By resisting his temptation in this instance, Mr. Churchill, instead of adding another horrid chapter to the already bloodstained record of the relations between England and this country, has advanced the cause of international morality an important step-one of the most important, indeed, that can be taken on the road to the establishment of any sure basis for peace.

Mr. Churchill is proud of Britain's stand alone, after France had fallen and before America entered the war. Could he not find it in his heart the generosity to acknowledge that there is a small nation that stood alone, not for one year or two, but for several hundred years against aggression, that endured spoliations, famines, massacres in endless succession, that was clubbed many times into insensibility, but that each time on returning consciousness took up the fight anew, a small nation that could never be got to accept defeat and has never surrendered her soul?."