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Castle v Brigids

  • 13-02-2012 2:17pm
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    Castle man here, looking forward to the game on Sat. Nice to see the excitement building around town with the bunting now visible in the shopping centre. Do many neutrals here think we have a chance? Are many neutrals going? There should be a good crowd at it! Anyone know of any pubs doing buses to it?


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    I am neutral , Have to say they are both poor teams,
    The winner's of the other semi-final will run out easy winners in the final regardless of what shower end up in croke park ,

    Anyone willing to place a bet !


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,236 ✭✭✭Dr. Kenneth Noisewater


    galait wrote: »
    I am neutral , Have to say they are both poor teams,
    The winner's of the other semi-final will run out easy winners in the final regardless of what shower of Dolans end up in croke park ,

    Anyone willing to place a bet !

    Thats a stupid comment. If they're both poor teams how come they're contesting an All Ireland semi final?

    Garrycastle may have come out of nowhere to some of the more armchair-minded GAA fans, but they've been strong for a number of years.

    St Brigid's are back after narrowly losing the All Ireland final to Crossmaglen last year. Not exactly the hallmark of a poor side.

    Lazy debate will predict that the Munster or Ulster champs will be a shoo in for this because they're the Ulster or Munster champions, and therefore, stronger than a team from Roscommon or Westmeath could be. But whatever the case, stating that either of these teams are poor, while it is a matter of opinion, is rubbish IMO.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    deccurley wrote: »
    Thats a stupid comment. If they're both poor teams how come they're contesting an All Ireland semi final?

    Garrycastle may have come out of nowhere to some of the more armchair-minded GAA fans, but they've been strong for a number of years.

    St Brigid's are back after narrowly losing the All Ireland final to Crossmaglen last year. Not exactly the hallmark of a poor side.

    Lazy debate will predict that the Munster or Ulster champs will be a shoo in for this because they're the Ulster or Munster champions, and therefore, stronger than a team from Roscommon or Westmeath could be. But whatever the case, stating that either of these teams are poor, while it is a matter of opinion, is rubbish IMO.

    Corofin got the riding of all time in Kiltoom in the Provincial final, BTW I attended last years final against Crossmaglen and they had St Brigid's at arms length for the duration of the game. Never any doubt who was going to win that game.


    Garrycastle are club full of Journey men who could not even field a minor team this season ! ,
    In the Leinster final the oppostion only turned up for the last 10 minutes and scored 8 without reply and made Garrycastle look feeble.

    The truth hurts lad's ;)


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,062 ✭✭✭walrusgumble


    galait wrote: »
    Corofin got the riding of all time in Kiltoom in the Provincial final, BTW I attended last years final against Crossmaglen and they had St Brigid's at arms length for the duration of the game. Never any doubt who was going to win that game.


    Garrycastle are club full of Journey men who could not even field a minor team this season ! ,
    In the Leinster final the oppostion only turned up for the last 10 minutes and scored 8 without reply and made Garrycastle look feeble.

    The truth hurts lad's ;)

    Brigid's of Dublin, why did they not show up for the first 50 minutes? Bit arrogant of an attitude of them, or , did Garrycastle not allow them to play . Dublin team would not have gone far either.

    How the hell is the Garrycastle team full of "journey men"? A handful of them have played for Westmeath, during the short "good days" or at least played with successful underage country teams. More importantly, these players , many of them stuck together since under 10's, despite work, drink and the usual things that happen. Athlone GAA can't really say that, in the sense that alot of their great underage players left the scene or are now a shadow of their old shelves - underage "fame" went to their heads and thought they were better but got shocked when adult phase come; then of course the sadder part, College/Uni , Injury. Garrycastle , as much as it pains me to say, have dominated the County in senior football in the last few years. What goes on at underage has no concern of this group of players. Garry castle have also being competitive in the Leinster Championship in the last few years also, something no Westmeath side had achieved.

    As for Brigid's, Corofin should have put Bridget's to the sword in that game. They didn't, no point complaining. Had Bridgets a better midfield against Crossmaglen and Dolan and McBride had been a bit more cuter with their kicks near the end of the game, Cross were there for the taking. To say they were always at arms length is a small bit harsh.

    Will either win it? ok, probably not. But, at least a local team will be a Croker on Paddy's day. Sure beats pissing around Athlone watching the glorified garden center advertising that is the St Patrick's Day Parade. Don't expect either Counties to do much either, so it's all we have

    Brigid's to steal it, but it will be tight, Garry Castle should not fear them.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,236 ✭✭✭Dr. Kenneth Noisewater


    galait wrote: »
    Corofin got the riding of all time in Kiltoom in the Provincial final, BTW I attended last years final against Crossmaglen and they had St Brigid's at arms length for the duration of the game. Never any doubt who was going to win that game.


    Garrycastle are club full of Journey men who could not even field a minor team this season ! ,
    In the Leinster final the oppostion only turned up for the last 10 minutes and scored 8 without reply and made Garrycastle look feeble.

    The truth hurts lad's ;)

    The fact that you attended last year's final doesn't mean any of the rest of us didn't see it. Brigid's were within the kick of a ball of Cross in that game. They've won 3 Connacht titles in 6 years. A little credit.

    Yeah the Dubs made Garrycastle look average in the last 10 mins, but I don't think anyone was calling them 'feeble' for the first 50 mins when they had Brigid's beaten well and truly out the gate.

    The truth doesn't hurt me in the slightest, I'm a Clann na nGael man, no affiliation to either Garrycastle or St Brigid's. I just can't let arsetalk go unchallenged.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    deccurley wrote: »
    . They've won 3 Connacht titles in 6 years. A little credit.

    As Pat Spillane would say Connacht football and Roscommon club football in particular is "Junk Status".

    How many Connacht Championships did Clan na Gael win and never came within an ass's roar of winning on the big day in Croke Park ,

    Brigid's will be the same , They will beat Garrycastle in my view and be galant in the final but will ultimately fail.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    deccurley wrote: »
    I just can't let arsetalk go unchallenged.


    Come back here on March 17th @ 5pm and will then see where the "arsetalk" was coming from :rolleyes:


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,062 ✭✭✭walrusgumble


    galait wrote: »
    As Pat Spillane would say Connacht football and Roscommon club football in particular is "Junk Status".

    How many Connacht Championships did Clan na Gael win and never came within an ass's roar of winning on the big day in Croke Park ,

    Brigid's will be the same , They will beat Garrycastle in my view and be galant in the final but will ultimately fail.

    When was the last time a Kerry club won the All Ireland. 1994, I think (Laurne Rangers). I don't recall Pat having much grá for Club championships, so he has no right to make any comment on the club scene; To be fair to him, he was referring to the intercounty scene. His own beloved Kerry have done nothing in the underage scene in the past 7 years, so maybe he should start worrying when he sees the Likes of Tipperary coming to the fore.

    Maybe if you go and look at the list of All Ireland Club Champions for the past 16 years you will see that Mayo and Galway have produced a very healthy does of champions.


    To say that Cross were at all times at arms length of Brigids in the final last year, I ask, what game where you watching, and I was there.
    When did he say Roscommon was Junk Status? He has said alot of things about Roscommon, he also does not seem to have got over the few digs he got in the 1980 final (which he had a fine game) This is the same fella who called Ulster puke football, yet Kerry never bet an Ulster team in an AI final in the last decade


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,062 ✭✭✭walrusgumble


    galait wrote: »
    Come back here on March 17th @ 5pm and will then see where the "arsetalk" was coming from :rolleyes:

    Calling players of Garrycastle journey men, is arse talk, and like Dee, I have no personal affiliation with either clubs, they are rivals of my club.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 164 ✭✭AhrSkidar


    galait wrote: »
    As Pat Spillane would say Connacht football and Roscommon club football in particular is "Junk Status".

    How many Connacht Championships did Clan na Gael win and never came within an ass's roar of winning on the big day in Croke Park ,

    Brigid's will be the same , They will beat Garrycastle in my view and be galant in the final but will ultimately fail.

    Three winners from Connacht since the last Munster winner of the club championship, so don't see the "junk" in that.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,763 ✭✭✭✭Crann na Beatha


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,598 ✭✭✭Saint_Mel


    rurallake wrote: »
    ... Anyone know of any pubs doing buses to it?

    Dans, THe Tack Room, The Bounty, The Old Oak and The Grove as far as I know


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,236 ✭✭✭Dr. Kenneth Noisewater


    galait wrote: »
    As Pat Spillane would say Connacht football and Roscommon club football in particular is "Junk Status".

    How many Connacht Championships did Clan na Gael win and never came within an ass's roar of winning on the big day in Croke Park ,

    Brigid's will be the same , They will beat Garrycastle in my view and be galant in the final but will ultimately fail.

    The fact that Clann bottled 4 AI finals in a row in the 1980's has nothing to do with the state of Connacht club football as it stands now. :rolleyes:

    We'll just have to wait and see as you say.


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,062 ✭✭✭walrusgumble


    AhrSkidar wrote: »
    galait wrote: »
    As Pat Spillane would say Connacht football and Roscommon club football in particular is "Junk Status".

    How many Connacht Championships did Clan na Gael win and never came within an ass's roar of winning on the big day in Croke Park ,

    Brigid's will be the same , They will beat Garrycastle in my view and be galant in the final but will ultimately fail.

    Three winners from Connacht since the last Munster winner of the club championship, so don't see the "junk" in that.
    6 actually. From mayo, crossmolina, and ballinas. And from galway, in addition to their 1998 title, corofin got a second in the last 10 year's. Moreover, you have salthill and of all teams, caltra.2000-2011, 5 champions out of 11 years. Munster recorded only 1 out of roughly 5 finals during that decade.


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,062 ✭✭✭walrusgumble


    Well Done GarryCastle. That is some history for a young club.

    But, watching clips of the Cross game, oh dear.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    Well Done GarryCastle. That is some history for a young club.

    But, watching clips of the Cross game, oh dear.

    Well done for what ? Coming out on top in a tight local Derby between 2 average team's

    TG4 were correct to show Dr Croke's /Cross - 2 Class Team's - No class on show in Longford I am afraid , Sorry but Crossmaglen to win easily on March 17th.

    BTW No one has yet comment on Garrycastle being unable to field a Minor Team this year,

    Club my arse !


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 7 rurallake


    galait wrote: »
    Well done for what ? Coming out on top in a tight local Derby between 2 average team's

    TG4 were correct to show Dr Croke's /Cross - 2 Class Team's - No class on show in Longford I am afraid , Sorry but Crossmaglen to win easily on March 17th.

    BTW No one has yet comment on Garrycastle being unable to field a Minor Team this year,

    Club my arse !

    Ill have you know Garrycastle won this years minor title.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭finky1


    Yes, Ye won a minor title but ye were joined with caulry and castledaly (2 senior clubs and an intermediate club on the one panel.) WELL DONE.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,659 ✭✭✭veryangryman


    finky1 wrote: »
    Yes, Ye won a minor title but ye were joined with caulry and castledaly (2 senior clubs and an intermediate club on the one panel.) WELL DONE.
    All I heard from that bitter filled jibe was.... 'ye won'. You can only beat the teams you play. Hope they kick ass in the final


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,062 ✭✭✭walrusgumble


    galait wrote: »
    Well done for what ? Coming out on top in a tight local Derby between 2 average team's

    You are some bollox. Garrycastle, has done, what few clubs get to do, reach an All Ireland final. They can only play what is before them.

    They may not win it, but at least they can say that they got there. You sound like some sour jackeen cribbing and moaning.

    You clearly are not involved in the game or have left it a long time ago (and maybe jealous). For their hard training and commitments over WELL OVER 1 year, they now get a chance to play in Croke Park

    Garry Castle were established in 1984. This is a great success, to reach the final. They were up against experienced campaigners, who almost beat Cross last year. (I again, put it to you, to say that Cross were always out of the reach of Brigid's was absolute tosh
    galait wrote: »
    TG4 were correct to show Dr Croke's /Cross - 2 Class Team's - No class on show in Longford I am afraid , Sorry but Crossmaglen to win easily on March 17th.


    Cross are All Ireland Champs, and the King Pins, against A Kerry Team with Gooch, it was a no brainer, great game though. THe local game was on afterwards.

    Cross will win, but, it won't be "easily". Many GarryCastle people will be just delighted to be there on the day. There would be no shame in loosing to Cross and it will cap off a memorable career for guys like the supposed "journey men " like Dessie Dolan
    galait wrote: »
    BTW No one has yet comment on Garrycastle being unable to field a Minor Team this year,

    Club my arse !

    If the boggers on the other side of Westmeath were not allowed to amalgamate then they would not have a minor team either.

    You will however, need to ask a Club spokesperson about that.

    But again, what has that got to do with Garry Castle Senior Football Team?

    You are some petty little bollox (Garrycastle are rivals of my club, I should be jealous, I have more connection with Brigids, but I am not bitter, I am absolutely delighted for the region, and hope they get what they want out of it)

    When did your club when a county title, a provincial, an All Ireland? More to the point, show us YOUR medals


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  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,062 ✭✭✭walrusgumble


    finky1 wrote: »
    Yes, Ye won a minor title but ye were joined with caulry and castledaly (2 senior clubs and an intermediate club on the one panel.) WELL DONE.

    Seriously though, how the hell did that happen? That area of town is large?

    They hardly went to Athlone GAA or Rugby?

    What did they call the team?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 faganface


    galait wrote: »
    BTW No one has yet comment on Garrycastle being unable to field a Minor Team this year,

    Club my arse !.
    you better get your facts straight before you open your big ****ing mouth!! Garrycastle did field a minor team this year, in fact we (along with caulry and castledaly) won the amalgated championship in westmeath! On that team the captain was from garrycastle (Justin Barrett) a garrycastle man scored the winning goal in the final (Eoin Monoghan), the team was managed by Gary DOLAN! Oh and in the division 1 championship we knocked out Tubberclaire, the division one league champions and we were beaten by St. Lomans in the quarter final, and they went on to win it (beating Athlone in the final :D)! Also garrycastle also won the junior b championship and the junior championship with numerous members of the minor panel on both teams! so shut your big ****ing mouth, noone wants top hear your bull **** opinion,dick


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 faganface


    Seriously though, how the hell did that happen? That area of town is large?

    They hardly went to Athlone GAA or Rugby?

    What did they call the team?
    Westmeath county board choose to amalgamate numerous clubs around the county and we were lucky enough to be put with two teams who also had some top quality players! Team was called St. Ciaráns


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 faganface


    All I heard from that bitter filled jibe was.... 'ye won'. You can only beat the teams you play. Hope they kick ass in the final
    fair play, finally someone talking a bit of sense! :P thanks!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭finky1


    faganface wrote: »
    Westmeath county board choose to amalgamate numerous clubs around the county and we were lucky enough to be put with two teams who also had some top quality players! Team was called St. Ciaráns
    so st ciarans is the name of your team now not garrycastle rememeber st ciarans is also the name of athlone gaa pitch


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,763 ✭✭✭✭Crann na Beatha


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    Garrycastle have no experience and the Dolan's have always choked on the biggest Stage - That stage being Croke Park

    Remember one of them the missing a crucial 21yd Free Against Meath - Dead Straight in front of the Goals,

    Also the winning of the 2004 Lenister Championship Final Replay against Laois came as a direct result of a Dolan being substituted mid way throught the First Half.

    BTW Garrycastle were in existence long before 1984


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭finky1


    galait wrote: »
    Garrycastle have no experience and the Dolan's have always choked on the biggest Stage - That stage being Croke Park

    Remember one of them the missing a crucial 21yd Free Against Meath - Dead Straight in front of the Goals,

    Also the winning of the 2004 Lenister Championship Final Replay against Laois came as a direct result of a Dolan being substituted mid way throught the First Half.

    BTW Garrycastle were in existence long before 1984
    if rory o connell came out of retirement garrycastle would win but with out him no chance. he was reason westmeath won leinster never bottled it on the field a true allstar icon10.gif


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,659 ✭✭✭veryangryman


    With respect to the rules of boards, i must also agree that the poster is a twat. We cant all be wrong.

    Ban if you like, the fact remains.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,598 ✭✭✭Saint_Mel


    finky1 wrote: »
    if rory o connell came out of retirement garrycastle would win but with out him no chance. icon10.gif

    If Rory O'Connell came out of retiremnent I doubt very much he'd be playing for Garrycastle!!!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    With respect to the rules of boards, i must also agree that the poster is a twat. We cant all be wrong.

    Ban if you like, the fact remains.

    It's not a matter of who is wrong or right , It's just my opinion , It's like an arsehole - Everyone's got one :D


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭finky1


    Saint_Mel wrote: »
    If Rory O'Connell came out of retiremnent I doubt very much he'd be playing for Garrycastle!!!
    oh sorry i think he played with athlone


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 faganface


    finky1 wrote: »
    if rory o connell came out of retirement garrycastle would win but with out him no chance. he was reason westmeath won leinster never bottled it on the field a true allstar icon10.gif
    We wouldnt want rory o'connell as hes a former athlone player :D a good player in his day though! but if were set anywhere its midfield a great fielder in David shaughnessy and a great ball distrivbuter in Seánie Donoghue with two good young midfielders on the bench! :p Btw rory o'connel was suspended from the first game of that championship campaign and he only returned for the final, and we bet dublin on the way!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 faganface


    finky1 wrote: »
    so st ciarans is the name of your team now not garrycastle rememeber st ciarans is also the name of athlone gaa pitch
    No we have two championships in westmeath, the ''premier championship'' which is where many teams are amalgamated with neighbours which is what we won, a prestigous cup, and the divison championships 1,2,3 in which we, (garrycastle minor) were beatin by eventual winners lomans in the quarters of division 1! :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 faganface


    galait wrote: »
    Garrycastle have no experience and the Dolan's have always choked on the biggest Stage - That stage being Croke Park

    Remember one of them the missing a crucial 21yd Free Against Meath - Dead Straight in front of the Goals,

    Also the winning of the 2004 Lenister Championship Final Replay against Laois came as a direct result of a Dolan being substituted mid way throught the First Half.

    BTW Garrycastle were in existence long before 1984

    haha its just getting funny now to see what you have to say! you dont make any valid points, half of your facts are wrong , you clearly dont know anything about the subject so why are you here!

    Dessie Dolan won an allstar in 2004, pat spillane said on the highlights of the crossmaglen match that ''dessie dolan is the best player never to win and all ireland''.
    Garrycastle were formed in 1981! Now hope you learned some facts there :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    faganface wrote: »
    haha its just getting funny now to see what you have to say! you dont make any valid points, half of your facts are wrong , you clearly dont know anything about the subject so why are you here!

    Dessie Dolan won an allstar in 2004, pat spillane said on the highlights of the crossmaglen match that ''dessie dolan is the best player never to win and all ireland''.
    Garrycastle were formed in 1981! Now hope you learned some facts there :)

    All 3 points are I made were valid and correct , You dont seem to posess the intelligence to compute the Information I have given :D

    1. Read Post 1 here http://www.hoganstand.com/forum/MessagePage.aspx?TopicID=47208 , Choking is a Dolan family trait going back at least 2 generations, Ask people how the 72 Leinster club final went !

    2. Dolan eile left the field inside 20 min's of the 2004 Leinster Final to be replaced by match winner Rory O'Connell

    3. I did say Garrycastle were formed long before 1984 , I was correct it was 1981.

    Whats your problem with the facts ?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,659 ✭✭✭veryangryman


    galait wrote: »

    3. I did say Garrycastle were formed long before 1984 , I was correct it was 1981.

    Whats your problem with the facts ?

    3 years is a long time? Jesus i never knew THAT fact. But thanks for enlightening me...


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 faganface


    galait wrote: »
    All 3 points are I made were valid and correct , You dont seem to posess the intelligence to compute the Information I have given :D

    1. Read Post 1 here http://www.hoganstand.com/forum/MessagePage.aspx?TopicID=47208 , Choking is a Dolan family trait going back at least 2 generations, Ask people how the 72 Leinster club final went !

    2. Dolan eile left the field inside 20 min's of the 2004 Leinster Final to be replaced by match winner Rory O'Connell

    3. I did say Garrycastle were formed long before 1984 , I was correct it was 1981.

    Whats your problem with the facts ?

    In dessies 10+ year career with Westmeath he missed two crucial points? fair enough he 100% should have kicked that against meath but thats sport, look at Kevin Fitzpatrick for laois in that 2004 final replay had a clear goal chance and he put it badly wide! But Dessie has contributed alot more for westmeath, garrycastle and gaa in general then any other player in the county ever did.

    Gary was playing that final just as Rory O'connel had his suspension lifted, so rory was always gonna be coming on in that match! and if the dolans choke on the biggest stage being ''croke park'' how come in the final and replay of the leinster did dessie score 7 points?:D

    Im not too bothered anyway of fighting the corner of dessie senior as i never knew him as a player!

    Long before...3 years in history is nothing... haha i love how you wont even take your medicine by admitting defeat in that battle:D good laaad


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    faganface wrote: »
    In dessies 10+ year career with Westmeath he missed two crucial points? fair enough he 100% should have kicked that against meath but thats sport, look at Kevin Fitzpatrick for laois in that 2004 final replay had a clear goal chance and he put it badly wide! But Dessie has contributed alot more for westmeath, garrycastle and gaa in general then any other player in the county ever did.

    Gary was playing that final just as Rory O'connel had his suspension lifted, so rory was always gonna be coming on in that match! and if the dolans choke on the biggest stage being ''croke park'' how come in the final and replay of the leinster did dessie score 7 points?:D

    Im not too bothered anyway of fighting the corner of dessie senior as i never knew him as a player!

    Long before...3 years in history is nothing... haha i love how you wont even take your medicine by admitting defeat in that battle:D good laaad

    If you think you have won the "battle" - Think Again , Maybe get an responsible adult to assist you !


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭finky1


    remember westmeath were 6 points down when rory came on and 20 minutes afterwards they were 6 points up.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 faganface


    galait wrote: »
    If you think you have won the "battle" - Think Again , Maybe get an responsible adult to assist you !

    Why would i need a responsble adult? your clearly not man enough to admit you were wrong once again! fair enough rory did change the game, hes alright for an athlone man


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 3,062 ✭✭✭walrusgumble


    finky1 wrote: »
    so st ciarans is the name of your team now not garrycastle rememeber st ciarans is also the name of athlone gaa pitch

    St Ciaran, would be the patron saint of the area, with Clonmacnoise. In Longford it is St Mels, and Athlone region , St Ciaran. There is a St Ciaran's soccer team too. You probably know this.

    I still can't get my head round the fact that any Garrycastle (or even Athlone GAA) would ever need to join forces with another club - no matter how desperate they were to win trophies.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16,686 ✭✭✭✭Zubeneschamali


    galait wrote: »
    The winner's of the other semi-final will run out easy winners in the final regardless of what shower end up in croke park. Anyone willing to place a bet !

    Do I hear someone eating their words??


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,659 ✭✭✭veryangryman


    Do I hear someone eating their words??

    Indeed. More so for Garrycastle themselves, im glad that this pr1ck (and he is a pr1ck regardless of bans handed out after this comment) was proven to be an idiot.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭galait


    Minor Blip , Cross gave them a chance on their big day , Normal Service will be resumed in the replay


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭finky1


    Do I hear someone eating their words??
    yeeeee were lucky ref was badconfused.gifyellow card= head butt and player had to go off shortly afterwards he also missed 2 penalties for crossmaglen he send off crossmaglen player in the wrong yeeeee had yeeeeeer chance the only thing yeeee win is an oscar for: falling over advertissing signs:yeeeee will be beat off the field the next day new refeek.giffor game bye bye up moate


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,763 ✭✭✭✭Crann na Beatha


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 257 ✭✭slowharry


    Since this a GAA topic all bans can be appealed to the CCC and reduced


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