1. When someone convinced the Americans that a fanny pack is called a “gee bag” in Ireland through a sneaky Wikipedia edit
2. That time Robbie Brady scored against France and his full name was appropriately altered
3. As was the main description that fateful night in June
4. Waterford Institute of Technology got a sly dig in at Carlow It with their Wiki motto
5. And someone felt the need to remind scholars of Leninism of this very important distinction
6. Who could forget Nadia Forde’s bio when she was in the jungle
That skills bio:
She is also a high respected snake handler/charmer with Irish snake handling circles, following 2 years of training in the tibetian mountains.
7. And this source wasn’t exactly a solid basis for that info, in fairness
8. When this (entirely accurate) edit was made to Bono’s page
The evolution of Bono’s nicknames:
The gang had a ritual of nickname-giving. Bono had several names: first, he was “Steinhegvanhuysenolegbangbangbang”, then just “Huyseman”, followed by “Houseman”, “Bon Murray”, “Bono Vox of O’Connell Street”, and finally just “Bono”.
9. This anecdote about Brian O’Driscoll at Oxegen 2009 is why Wikipedia is the best
Thank you to the hero who got around to updating it:
Rugby union player Brian O’Driscoll and his actress friend Amy Huberman were in attendance, camping in a Winnebago. Upon trying to view Kings of Leon on a platform he was turned back by security as he did not have the correct wristband. Annoyed at this rejection, O’Driscoll left the festival early and flew to Dublin’s RDS venue for a Bruce Springsteen concert, where he had a much more enjoyable time and cried when The Boss complimented him on stage on his sporting prowess. Pete Doherty, Kelly Jones and Natalie Portman, the latter of whom was seen buying pasta at one point,also attended the Kings of Leon show at Oxegen 2009.
10. When Ireland beat Germany last year, you know what happened to the “nicknames” section
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