Dolphin v Young Munster

Sportsmad5

If a club tried to get a game postponed because they had not a full side would in my opinion be of interest to many people.
There were no reports of cars or any other buses not being able to make the journey between Limerick & Cork so it would be of interest to some people.

Its up to the IRFU to decide if there was anything going on and if it sets a precedent for the future.

turtleshead

Seems like Dolphin are pushing their own agenda online on this matter seen a couple of new posters on munsterfans and this post as well.... That's just my take on it, I am guessing they feel threatened by relegation at the moment.

Anyways, will be interesting to see what happens, i see that the Tralee vs st Mary's game was also cancelled due to the same issue so it's not an isolated incident on the same day, all be it on a different route and different competition. Would expect YM to have some difficult conversations with the union on the matter in the coming days but I reckon it will be rescheduled.

Sportsmad5

The first thread was said to be pointless, I was merely pointing out that there is a valid question, which most neutrals would agree, if you do not agree its clear that you are the one with the agenda.

There was terrible rain all over Munster on Friday & Saturday and its not surprising games were called off due to condition of pitches, (IRFU site says 6 AIL games off due to weather but 7 are listed)

I see the comment that Tralee v St Mary's game was off for the same reason, was the pitch passed playable, were the main roads between Tralee and Limerick impassable.

looking at the table and results Dolphin were looking a bit dodgy but beating ballynahinch last week gave them an 8 point gap which they did not close yesterday.

.ak

The other thread was closed because there's no point in having its own thread. There's already an AIL thread here. Do not re start closed threads.