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| IABA: "Doesn't cater for 'foreigners" |
In a triumph of the modern Irish Republican interpretation
of democracy, peace-making, fellowship and sportsmanship, the IABA has reacted
honourably and measurably to the foundation less allegations by the BBC
Spotlight program and Sandy Row Boxing club by effectively telling them all to
get bent.
The IABA cleverly softened the blow (no pun intended – ed)
by highlighting the female contribution to the sport by Sandy Row: “In fact, the first all female fight in this
country included a boxer from the Sandy Row area. In truth, funding
distribution of grants to clubs has been weighted slightly in favour of non
nationalist areas as was pointed out on the Spotlight programme”
Am Ghobsmacht can expand on this sentiment by reading the
first draft of the press release that was found in the boot of a hobo who was
sleeping off a skinful on a bench in St Stephen’s Green:
“Sure, what with the
sheer number of psycho Millies wandering around Sandy Row wasn’t it only a
matter of time before some one stuck a pair of gloves on one and pointed her in
the right direction? Anyway, prods are always getting more money anyway, so
surely they’re entitled to get a bit of a ribbing....?”
A Shin Painn spokesperson added:
“Sure don’t prods realise that this is what peace and reconciliation is
all about? When a nationalist has to see a Union Flag on a civic building then
that’s sheer naked appression so it is, but when a prod is getting stones flung
at him and given death threats then that’s just ‘a time for dialogue’, which as
I’m sure you know is Republican code for “suck it up ya Jaffa!”.
Am Ghobsmacht applauds this act of brazen ‘get it right up
ye huns’ variety of peace and reconciliation.
NEXT WEEK: SPECIAL IABA SPONSORED FEATURE ON RUNNING A
SPORTS ASSOCIATION WITH ONE’S HEAD UP ONE’S ASS
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