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Predictions for 2012

  • 01-01-2012 6:30pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,266 ✭✭✭✭


    I'll get this started

    AIB club football winners: Crossmaglen
    Club Hurling champions: Na Piarsaigh

    Hurling Championships
    Leinster: Kilkenny
    Munster: Tipp
    All Ireland: Kilkenny
    Other finalists: Galway

    Football:
    Ulster: Armagh
    Leinster: The Dubs
    Munster: Kerry
    Connaucht: Mayo
    All Ireland: Kerry
    Other Finalists: The Dubs


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26 timzil


    Hurling championship
    Leinster: Kilkenny
    Munster: Cork
    All Ireland: Tipperary

    Football
    Munster: Cork
    Leinster: Meath
    Ulster: Derry
    Connacht: Galway
    All Ireland: Kerry

    Limerick and Dublin to be hurling dark horses.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,139 ✭✭✭Always number 1


    Happy New Year one and all! Last year I rightly predicted:

    Andy Merrigan Cup: Crossmaglen
    Munster SFC: Kerry
    Sam Maguire: Dublin
    Ones to watch: Limerick
    Ones who'll fade: Louth, Sligo

    Munster SHC: Tipperary
    Ulster SHC: Antrim
    Liam McCarthy: Kilkenny
    Rackard Cup: London
    Lory Meagher Cup: Donegal

    Ones to watch: Limerick
    Ones who'll fade: Cork

    This year, with the same degree of caution, I will go with the following predictions:

    Andy Merrigan Cup: Crossmaglen
    Tommy Moore Cup: Na Piarsaigh

    Anglo Celt Cup: Tyrone
    Munster SFC: Cork
    Nestor SFC: Mayo
    Delaney SFC: Kildare
    Sam Maguire: Dublin
    Ones to watch: Galway, Tipperary
    Ones who'll fade: Roscommon, Kerry* when I say Kerry will fade, I don't see them getting beyond the Q/Fs

    Bob O'Keeffe Cup: Kilkenny
    Munster SHC: Clare
    Ulster SHC: Antrim
    Liam McCarthy: Tipperary
    Rackard Cup: Armagh
    Ring Cup: Mayo
    Lory Meagher Cup: Longford

    Ones to watch: Limerick, Clare
    Ones who'll fade: Waterford, Cork


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 492 ✭✭daniels.ducks


    Happy New Year one and all! Last year I rightly predicted:

    Andy Merrigan Cup: Crossmaglen
    Munster SFC: Kerry
    Sam Maguire: Dublin
    Ones to watch: Limerick
    Ones who'll fade: Louth, Sligo

    Munster SHC: Tipperary
    Ulster SHC: Antrim
    Liam McCarthy: Kilkenny
    Rackard Cup: London
    Lory Meagher Cup: Donegal

    Ones to watch: Limerick
    Ones who'll fade: Cork

    This year, with the same degree of caution, I will go with the following predictions:

    Andy Merrigan Cup: Crossmaglen
    Tommy Moore Cup: Na Piarsaigh

    Anglo Celt Cup: Tyrone
    Munster SFC: Cork
    Nestor SFC: Mayo
    Delaney SFC: Kildare
    Sam Maguire: Dublin
    Ones to watch: Galway, Tipperary
    Ones who'll fade: Roscommon, Kerry* when I say Kerry will fade, I don't see them getting beyond the Q/Fs

    Bob O'Keeffe Cup: Kilkenny
    Munster SHC: Clare
    Ulster SHC: Antrim
    Liam McCarthy: Tipperary
    Rackard Cup: Armagh
    Ring Cup: Mayo
    Lory Meagher Cup: Longford

    Ones to watch: Limerick, Clare
    Ones who'll fade: Waterford, Cork

    Sorry, wut? :eek:

    Muster SH: Tipperary
    Leinster SH: Kilkenny
    All-Ireland SH: Toughy but i'll say Kilkenny
    Ones to watch: Dublin (for Leinster, can't see them going the whole way), Clare(again just for Munster, gave Tipp a hard time last year) and Limerick (again for Munster). I have a feeling we'll see the best Muster Championship in quite a few years.

    Munster SF: Cork
    Leinster SF: Kildare
    Connaught SF:Galway
    Ulster SF: Tyrone
    All-Ireland SF: Cork
    Ones to watch: Mayo
    All Ireland: Cork


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 553 ✭✭✭ThePower11


    AIB club football winners: Crossmaglen
    Club Hurling champions: Na Piarsaigh

    Hurling Championships
    Leinster: Kilkenny
    Munster: Tipperary
    All Ireland: Tipperary
    Other finalists: Kilkenny

    Football:
    Ulster: Tyrone
    Leinster: Kildare
    Munster: Kerry
    Connaucht: Mayo
    All Ireland: Kildare
    Other Finalists: Cork


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,103 ✭✭✭blowitupref


    AIB club football winners: Dr Crokes
    Club Hurling champions: Na Piarsaigh

    Hurling Championships
    Leinster: Kilkenny
    Munster: Tipperary
    All Ireland: Tipperary
    Other finalists: Kilkenny

    Football:
    Ulster: Tyrone
    Leinster: Kildare
    Munster: Cork
    Connacht: Galway
    All Ireland: Cork
    Other Finalists: Kildare


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,966 ✭✭✭Syferus


    Sorry, wut? :eek:

    Tipp have some very good minor teams coming through, so they are due to pick up at senior level. Hard to see his logic in saying Roscommon will 'fade' while having an even better pedigree at underage recently than Tipp, and a better team to start from, but we're very used to been written off so it doesn't really bother us.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,265 ✭✭✭ciarriaithuaidh


    AIB club football winners: Dr Crokes
    Club Hurling champions: Gort

    Hurling Championships
    Leinster: Kilkenny
    Munster: Tipp
    All Ireland: Kilkenny
    Other finalists: Tipp

    Football:
    Ulster: Derry
    Leinster: Kildare
    Munster: Cork
    Connaucht: Galway
    All Ireland: Kerry
    Other Finalists: Cork


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 492 ✭✭daniels.ducks


    Syferus wrote: »
    Tipp have some very good minor teams coming through, so they are due to pick up at senior level. Hard to see his logic in saying Roscommon will 'fade' while having an even better pedigree at underage recently than Tipp, and a better team to start from, but we're very used to been written off so it doesn't really bother us.

    Tipp will have to do it year on year in the minor before we see anything at senior level. It definitely won't be next year that Tipp make an impact. It is a great push on for Tipp football that a north team(s) won the county, spreading the bible so to speak.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,801 ✭✭✭✭Kojak


    AIB club football winners: Crossmaglen
    Club Hurling champions: Gort

    Hurling Championships
    Leinster: Kilkenny
    Munster: Tipperary
    All Ireland: Tipperary
    Other finalists: Kilkenny

    Football:
    Ulster: Derry
    Leinster: Dublin
    Munster: Cork
    Connacht: Mayo
    All Ireland: Cork
    Other Finalists: Dublin


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,966 ✭✭✭Syferus


    Tipp will have to do it year on year in the minor before we see anything at senior level. It definitely won't be next year that Tipp make an impact. It is a great push on for Tipp football that a north team(s) won the county, spreading the bible so to speak.

    They've been doing it year-on-year at minor since the middle of the last decade, mate.

    They've also been making plenty of noise in the league in recent years, so it's hardly a stretch to suggest they'll start to pick it up, especially in a province where both the big powers are making great cases for not being as good as they were next year. I don't think anyone expects them to win, but it's certainly not as foreign an idea as it was before their continued underage success.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 492 ✭✭daniels.ducks


    Syferus wrote: »
    They've been doing it year-on-year at minor since the middle of the last decade, mate.

    They've also been making plenty of noise in the league in recent years, so it's hardly a stretch to suggest they'll start to pick it up, especially in a province where both the big powers are making great cases for not being as good as they were next year. I don't think anyone expects them to win, but it's certainly not as foreign an idea as it was before their continued underage success.

    Yeah pulling out the odd big win, nothing to the scale of last year. Looking back on last year I feel a bit of luck went a long way. Look at the first half of the Kerry match. It was all Kerry. Tipp were very poor. Kerry were just very naive and threw the game away imo, with the help of a few unbelievable scores, one from Philip Quirke which was the best point I have EVER seen.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,656 ✭✭✭cgpg5


    Can see a lot of the traditionally "weaker" counties adopting a Donegal style approach which worked so well for them last season. This can't be good for the game


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 155 ✭✭TheLynx


    Hurling Championships
    Leinster: Galway
    Munster: Tipperary
    All Ireland: Tipperary


    Football:
    Ulster: Donegal
    Leinster: Dublin
    Munster: Cork
    Connacht: Galway
    All Ireland: Donegal


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10 crackinthewall


    Hurling:

    Munster - Limerick
    Leinster - Dublin
    Ulster - Antrim

    All-Ireland - Tipperary

    Football:

    Munster - Kerry
    Leinster - Wexford
    Ulster - Down
    Connacht - Roscommon

    All-Ireland - Kerry

    Ones to watch
    Football: Tipperary and wexford
    Hurling: Clare and Wexford

    Ones who wont raise a gallop
    Football: Louth and Sligo
    Hurling: Waterford and Galway


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    Club Hurling Na Piarsaigh
    Club Football CrossMaglen barely Crokes are a serious side

    Senior Hurling

    Munster Tipp
    Leinster Kilkenny
    Ulster Antrim

    All Ireland Tipp this year

    Ones to watch Limerick, Offaly
    Non Runners Cork,Galway,Waterford

    Senior Football

    Munster Cork
    Leinster Kildare
    Ulster Armagh
    Connaught Roscommon

    All Ireland Cork

    Ones to watch Meath,Down,
    Non Runners Mayo,Donegal,Tyrone,Derry,Kerry(by their standards)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,266 ✭✭✭✭billyhead


    JFlah wrote: »
    Club Hurling Na Piarsaigh
    Club Football CrossMaglen barely Crokes are a serious side

    Senior Hurling

    Munster Tipp
    Leinster Kilkenny
    Ulster Antrim

    All Ireland Tipp this year

    Ones to watch Limerick, Offaly
    Non Runners Cork,Galway,Waterford

    Senior Football

    Munster Cork
    Leinster Kildare
    Ulster Armagh
    Connaught Roscommon

    All Ireland Cork

    Ones to watch Meath,Down,
    Non Runners Mayo,Donegal,Tyrone,Derry,Kerry(by their standards)

    You forgot about Dublin:D. I think Kildare will be a major threat this year. They ran Dublin close last year and were unlucky against Donegal. I have a felling that this could be their year. Obviously been a Dub I hope otherwise:)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 752 ✭✭✭JFlah


    billyhead wrote: »
    You forgot about Dublin:D. I think Kildare will be a major threat this year. They ran Dublin close last year and were unlucky against Donegal. I have a felling that this could be their year. Obviously been a Dub I hope otherwise:)
    lol no did,nt forget them beaten 1/4 finalists I have Cork as AI winners and me a Kerryman it hurts my heart but it,s my realistic opinion


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 Mayo1980


    Mayo for Sam Maguire 2012 Maigheo abu


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,445 ✭✭✭✭gammygils


    Mayo1980 wrote: »
    Mayo for Sam Maguire 2012 Maigheo abu
    And the new DVD out for Christmas ..........

    ''61 Years Till Sunday.''


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,971 ✭✭✭teednab-el


    Mayo1980 wrote: »
    Mayo for Sam Maguire 2012 Maigheo abu

    I just hope they dont release that 1996 song "Sam Maguire is coming home to Mayo"


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