To go to the R.S.C., click below.
Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.
- Bill Shankly
Who the hell am I?
My name is John Kehoe.
I am 27, and work as a radio operator at Bell Lines, Bellevue, Co. Kilkenny, Rep. of Ireland.
I live, however, in sunny Tramore, the jewel of the Southern seaboard, in Co. Waterford.
I love TransGlobal Underground, Natascha Atlas, and New Order. And Throwing Muses.
And Sonic Youth.
That's it.
Oh, and Massive Attack.
and Tricky.
and soccer, and drink.
For more Waterford related carry-on see The Waterford Usergroup homepage.
This has info on other Waterford users of the Ireland On-line ISP, and various local stuff. Worth a look.
This page exists on the Ireland On-Line servers.
Favorite Links
Sport:
Another plug for the page next door, it's the Waterford United page!For lovely Liverpool fansIrish Soccer homepageThe top level of footballThe home site of UEFAThe New England Revolution, US MLS soccer team, unofficial homepageThe Carolina Dynamos, in the USISL, unofficial homepageNo more arguments - The Official RulesThe When Saturday Comes fanzineChantelle's World - football's answer to Pam Ayres, orr sumtingDon't mind the URL, this is the Strange Soccer Story CollectionA huge directory of European clubs' home sites and fanpagesThe International Soccer serverAlright then, more sport:A totally radical Surf site, with a big Tramore slant tooThe best GAA siteHurry up and you might catch the last of the Olympics!Golf Heaven!A good starting point for Gridiron fansA breath-taking amount of stats and info on the much maligned game of CricketFormula One racingCloser to home, the Jordan Grand Prix pageSearch and Directories:Doras, a new directory of Irish websites, many reviewed and ratedLooking for an Irish e-mail address? Check e-Search firstA very comprehensive directory of Irish resources and business pagesAnother excellent Irish resource directory. This one can be searched by counties alsoHenry Street, a page maintained by a Dutch girl, with a thousand and one Irish linksMy favourite search engine, not on IOL search pageInfoSpace, a huge worldwide information resourceStarting point, a great, erm.... point to start. At.What's New on the InternetSoftware:The best shareware and freeware library in cyberspaceA Finnish site. Back up one directory for more platformsDirect Download, plenty of games hereF-Prot Professional antivirus softwarePick up VirusScan at the McAfee homepageMusic:Tradnet, the traditional music
siteCeolas: Celtic music on the InternetThe Christy Moore site. Keep your hands in your pockets.The Similarities Engine - a knacky little site that tries to pick bands based on similarities of soundTons of lyrics to be found. They've never heard of Dean Martin thoughAuthors:The wit and wisdom of Oscar WildeSamuel Beckett's house of funA page devoted to W.B. YeatsA page on James JoyceGeorge Bernard ShawMyles and Myles of Flann O'Brien (jesus, that's a shite link)A Biography of satirist Jonathan SwiftThe Irish Poetry pageUmberto Eco, possibly the finest living authorThe French author Albert Camus (alright, so I read l'Etranger once)Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a fine storyteller from ColombiaBen Okri, a prolific, and prize-winning African writerHomer. The greatest stoyteller ever (outside Ireland)? Click here for the IliadAnd here for the OdysseyBooks and Magazines:The Online Books Page at Carnegie Mellon UniversityAnother e-text collationThe excellent Boston Book ReviewA collection of Celtic LiteratureOne of the great Irish epics, The Voyage of BranThe Book of Kells OnlineThe brilliant New Scientist magazine, Online editionNature - the international weekly journal of scienceNewspapers:The Irish Times, best of the lotThe Munster Express, a weekly paper for the SouthEast regionThe Irish Voice, with an Irish / American angleThe electronic version of the Daily Telegraph. Free, but needs registration.The Guardian. More a collection of articles than an online newspaperLe Monde of Paris. In French, although fairly easy to keep up withBild, Germany's largest daily. In German, but easy enough to get Bundesliga resultsFrom the Czech Republic, but without sports news apparently, The Prague PostA weekly round-up, in English, from the major Liechtenstein dailyA weekly paper from Russia, the St. Petersburg TimesThe Turkish Daily News, from the Near EastU.S. daily, The Boston GlobeThe Chicago TribuneThe L.A. Times. Check out their sports coverageVillage Voice, a New York paper with an alternative outlookThe Reporter, daily paper of Belize in Central America. In framesCaribbean week, a paper cum magazine that covers all the IslandsThe Gazeta Mercantil of Brazil. This mainly financial paper has an English version onlineThe Khaleej Times, from the United Arab EmiratesThe Star, Jordan's political, economic and cultural weeklyAsia Times, a news site that covers most of the continentThe Deccan Herald, an english language daily from IndiaThis link leads to the Daily News and the Sunday Observer, from Sri LankaThe Star, an English language paper from MalaysiaThe Straits Times, the oldest English language paper in SingaporeThe Hong Kong Standard, on TigernetThe English version of The Japan TimesFrom Australia, The Sydney Morning HeraldThe Weekly Mail & Guardian, South Africa's leading independent paperThe Monitor, Uganda's leading daily. Subscription required to see much of thisThe Egyptian Gazette - articles from Cairo's only English language paperComedy and Comedians:The Craggy Island ExaminerThe Men Behaving Badly fanpageNightstand. Where comedy doesn't get any more betterBono estente. It's the Fast Show. N i i i i c e!A Blackadder pageThe greatest ever US sitcom, Married with ChildrenSeinfeld, putting the fun in dysfunctionalThis is just the greatest TV show ever. It's the SimpsonsDr. Katz, psychiatrist to the starsA page about Billy ConnollyA page, run by the webmistress of Henry Street (see above), about the brilliant Eddie IzzardThe deadpan American comic Bob NewhartThe wit and wisdom of Steve WrightThe jolly japery (and song lyrics) of Vic and Bob. FloundersOne bit of Fry and Laurie. It's his own page as wellPeople:Helga Kvam, my friend in IcelandMy cousin MarkAnd finally some miscellaneous stuff:Guide to Irish History, even though it's American.The Free Online Dictionary of Computing, for non-propellor headsWhat's the weather like in Ireland? Find out hereIrish Literature, Mythology, Folklore and Drama
You can reach me by e-mail at: jnkehoe@iol.ie
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