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Published 14:04 26 Nov 2014 GMT
Updated 14:16 26 Nov 2014 GMT
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The older of the two tributes - and the only volunteer tribute of the games - has fought in harder places than a ghost estate and we think he could go all Arnie in 'Predator' with body paint and booby traps to take anyone and everyone down.
O'Mahony isn't afraid of anyone and his special skill of ripping men apart at the seams makes this duo the early favourites.
Heaslip is an unstoppable machine that never gives up and just keeps going - a Nissan Micra made human. In the wastelands of the ghost estate the son of Brigadier General Richard Heaslip won't be stopped by unfinished sewerage system, potholes in the road or rabid dogs that are all rib cage, foaming mouths and menacing whines.
The arguments about who gets to use the hair-gel first could be this partnership's downfall.
Nick is an outdoors type and favours not running over running because he's well able to handle himself in a fight. He may have and will have to throw down on his lonesome against the Munster duo as Tommy won't want to get his face smashed by POM/POC fist sandwich.
Some of those unlucky to miss out for roles in this year's Hunger Games include goal-kicking Grand Slam star Niamh Briggs as heroic leading lady Katniss Everdeen, the dashingly fringed Kieran Marmion as Peeta Mellark and cerebral beard-wearer Gordon D'Arcy as Plutarch Heavensbee (played wonderfully by Phillip Seymour Hoffman). Francois Trinh Duc plays District Male 7 (one of the unfortunates that kick the bucket after the Day One bloodbath).
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