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Old age player :)

Tony bee · 2006-03-09 13:53:58

Ok, so i havent played GAA for a long time. im now 35 still fairly fit and ready for action. are there any clubs looking for players my age?

09-03-2006 1:53pm

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Tony bee

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Ok, so i havent played GAA for a long time. im now 35 still fairly fit and ready for action. are there any clubs looking for players my age?

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#2 10-03-2006 1:33pm

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Clubs are always looking for new players. You may not ne up to senior standard anymore, ( just guessing!!) but you could still play intermediate or junior football. Where abouts are you looking for a club, like in what general area?

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#3 10-03-2006 3:18pm

Tony bee

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Finglas, Santry, Glasnevin, Swords- ( Northside.!)

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#4 13-03-2006 10:57pm

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o'dwyers balbriggan

new players always welcome

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#5 14-03-2006 12:06am

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even try some of the bigger clubs such as na fianna or vincents as they will have a lot of teams and wll have a team to suit you

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#6 14-03-2006 9:01am

Tony bee

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Thanks for the replys

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#7 14-03-2006 2:53pm

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what you looking to play? hurling, football?

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#8 14-03-2006 5:48pm

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You're still only a youngster - Dinny Allen won his first All-Ireland with Cork at the age of 37!

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#9 15-03-2006 12:27pm

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Iv'e never played hurling but id love to give it a go. It might be a bit late to learn the skills. I might get my 5 year old to show me he's a natural.

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