Club Championships

Kerrydude1981

Just spotted this video,

Always_Running

Half time in the dublin senior football final St Vincents 0-7 Plunketts 0-5

willowthewisp

Any good of a game? Who looks better?

Always_Running

willowthewisp wrote: »

Any good of a game? Who looks better?

sounded like a decent first half but Vincent's pulling away now 14-9 eventhough Connolly,Quinn have been quiet tonight
http://nearfm.ie/listen-online/

Always_Running

Ft Vincent's 0-14 Plunketts 1-10 a late rally not enough to stop Vincent's winning back to back county titles.

Kerrydude1981

What a great story

http://www.thescore.ie/eddie-connolly-tipperary-1748144-Oct2014/

BKWDR

New enough this year to going to the Club Champ games, is there a site where you can see the draws for the rest of the competition? Sorry if this is blatant obvious. The GAA site is brutal...

Prop Joe

BKWDR wrote: »

New enough this year to going to the Club Champ games, is there a site where you can see the draws for the rest of the competition? Sorry if this is blatant obvious. The GAA site is brutal...

Leinstergaa.ie - Munstergaa.ie etc..

nice_guy80

Delighted to see Crossmaglen beaten,

Kerrydude1981

Austin Stacks are Kerry County Champions for the first time in 20 years,beat Mid Kerry in the replay,

Austin Stacks 2-13
Mid Kerry 1-7

They have two weeks to get ready for Ballincollig

Steven81

Ulster club SHC final
Cushendall 0-10 Portaferry 1-16

What province plays the Ulster team in the semi final does anyone know, a big shock today with the Antrim team losing

Mountainlad

Steven81 wrote: »

Ulster club SHC final
Cushendall 0-10 Portaferry 1-16

What province plays the Ulster team in the semi final does anyone know, a big shock today with the Antrim team losing

Munster Champions will play Ulster.

Fireball07

The Nire comfortably beat Ballylanders in the Munster football.

DarByrne1980

nice_guy80 wrote: »

Delighted to see Crossmaglen beaten,

same as myself. they waltz thro their county champs every year. And capping it off two of their boys get the line.

MfMan

Steven81 wrote: »

Ulster club SHC final
Cushendall 0-10 Portaferry 1-16

What province plays the Ulster team in the semi final does anyone know, a big shock today with the Antrim team losing

Wasn't this the semi'? Derry champs in the final already I think?

radharc

MfMan wrote: »

Wasn't this the semi'? Derry champs in the final already I think?

Cushendall beat them in the semi replay

Realt Dearg Sec

As predicted by most, the Kilkenny county final will be contested by Ballyhale Shamrocks and Clara, after both had fairly facile wins in the semis against St. Martin's and Carrickshock respectively. Ballyhale looking very strong by all accounts, but no better team than current champions Clara to upset them and limit the incredible forward talent of Ballyhale. Should be a great final in two weeks time, hopefully the weather stays dry so the game doesn't turn into a lottery, as often happens with the most important club matches because they are shunted into horrible times of the year.

homerjay2005

Corofin favourites for all ireland at 2/1, vincents next at 5/2 and Brigids at 8/1 along with Omagh.

Stacks at 10/1, Cratloe next at 14/1.

Limestone Cowboy

homerjay2005 wrote: »

Corofin favourites for all ireland at 2/1, vincents next at 5/2 and Brigids at 8/1 along with Omagh.

Stacks at 10/1, Cratloe next at 14/1.

I'd fancy Cratloe to go a long way in the football, those are good odds on them!

Boom__Boom

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

I'd fancy Cratloe to go a long way in the football, those are good odds on them!

I'd imagine the fact that they are involved with the hurling as well is the reason they are these odds - competing in the 2 with largely the same squad of players is a massive massive ask.

Limestone Cowboy

Agreed there is a fair overlap alright. I think they are a better football outfit than hurling though. If they get knocked out of the hurling I'd fancy them. Not a betting man but at all but might chance 20 or 30 on them at those odds. They played some serious football in the county final.

Kerrydude1981

Cratloe gave Dr Crokes enough of it last year as well in the Munster Final losing by a point so they should be confident enough of going close again this year

Should be a battle against The Nire though.

Boom__Boom

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Agreed there is a fair overlap alright. I think they are a better football outfit than hurling though. If they get knocked out of the hurling I'd fancy them. Not a betting man but at all but might chance 20 or 30 on them at those odds. They played some serious football in the county final.

I'd say wait until how the hurling goes next weekend before making any bets on Cratloe.

On the other side I think Ballincollig at 9/4 look decent value against Stacks, even if the game is on in Tralee. Not a big punter either but that looks attractive to me.

Ballincollig wont be as daft as to leave Donaghy 1-one-1 around the square (which the teams did in the final and the semi-final) and they look to have a fairly balanced looking team made of of decent players. They've also had that bit more time to celebrate the county final win that Stacks, who are likely to be under a bit more pressure on that front.

homerjay2005

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

I'd fancy Cratloe to go a long way in the football, those are good odds on them!

me too....the duel battle could be too much for them tho!

Fr Tod Umptious

Here are the latest odds from PP on the All Ireland Club Football

Corofin 2/1

Vincent's 5/2

Birgid's 8/1

Omagh 8/1

Stacks 10/1

Cratloe 14/1

Ballintubber 16/1

Portlaoise 16/1

18/1 Bar

For me 2/1 seems a very short price for Corofin in a competition that there is still a hell of a lot of football to be played in rough weather and on rough pitches.

Interesting Ballintubber v St. Birgid's game on Sunday.

Always_Running

Strange odds as it's even doubtful if Corofin will win Connacht. The last two All Ireland champions have tricky away games on Sunday if both come through those games the odds should be very different on Monday.

Boom__Boom

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

For me 2/1 seems a very short price for Corofin in a competition that there is still a hell of a lot of football to be played in rough weather and on rough pitches.

Interesting Ballintubber v St. Birgid's game on Sunday.

Agree seems very short odds on Corofin - I wonder if it might be just one individual or a few individuals having a large bet on them pushing their price down - I could see the club All-Irelands being a fairly small betting market.

Wouldnt go anywhere near Stacks at 10/1 - find it very hard to imagine them even getting out of Munster.

The Ballintubber v St. Birgid's game on Sunday is being shown as the delayed game on TG4

BigCon

Portlaoise have to be worth a flutter at that price.

Mountainlad

I wouldn't back the winner of that competition at this stage with someone elses money.

KevIRL

The Nire end Cratloe's double hopes