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A look at the WTF promos for a live double header

October 31, 2014

Basketball Ireland is holding a double header in the National Basketball Arena on Sunday. Those of you with a functioning understanding of the calendar will be aware that Sunday is not Halloween but we’ll give BI the benefit of the doubt here because:

(A) You can watch both games for free here from 15.00 CET
(B) I’m going to be a pundit at half time of the first game, between DCU Saints and UCC Demons so all of you have to watch

The first game, between Saints and Demons, is at 2pm local time/3pm CET and that’s followed by Swords Thunder vs Dublin Inter at 4pm local/5pm CET.

We opened this post with the first one for the double header but it continued with this…
Bballirl Wtf 2

And then this…
bballirl wtf 3

And finally this, admittedly tamer effort…
bballirl-wtf-4

Oct 31, 2014Emmet Ryan
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