Cork GAA Discussion Thread

danganabu

Straight Talker wrote: »

Danganabu you're concern for the plight of Cork GAA is very touching as you have shown with you're mouthing off on other threads.If i were you though i'd be more worried about Tipp.4 all Irelands since 1971.That's a poor record for a county of Tipps tradition and heritage.Not to mention the fact that you're current team (taking into account the success they have had at underage) is seriously mentally brittle as they have shown time and time again at the business end of the championship over the last few years.Dont be worrying about us with the right managerial appointments we will be a force again in both codes again sooner rather than later.;)

Seriously what are you ****ing on about? If you have a problem with my posts then report them! If you take issue with any of my comments or opinions then please counter them rather than going off on some bitter ridden tangent that has nothing to do with Cork GAA.

FWIW everything you say about Tipp is true, but what to fcuk it has to do with Anthony Nash or Cork hurling is beyond me!!

Froggyno11

Possible County Champions in the coming weeks would ye agree??

Senior: Sars
Prem Intermediate: Ballinhassig
Intermediate: Charleville
Junior: Dungourney/St Itas
U21: Mallow
Prem 1 Minor: Sars
Prem 2 Minor: Charleville

Figsy32

Froggyno11 wrote: »

Possible County Champions in the coming weeks would ye agree??

Senior: Sars
Prem Intermediate: Ballinhassig
Intermediate: Charleville
Junior: Dungourney/St Itas
U21: Mallow
Prem 1 Minor: Sars
Prem 2 Minor: Charleville

I'd agree with a lot of that.

Senior: Sars (unless Lehane is back for Midleton anytime soon)
Prem Intermediate: Ballinhassig
Intermediate: Charleville
Junior: Brian Dillons
U21: Blackrock
Prem 1 Minor: Sars

Producer Ben

Sars, Ballinhassig, Charleville and Dungourney are nailed on IMO.

thesultan

Cork have a lot more of a chance currently at being competitive at football rather than hurling .

thinkstoomuch1

Figsy32 wrote: »

I'd agree with a lot of that.

Senior: Sars (unless Lehane is back for Midleton anytime soon)
Prem Intermediate: Ballinhassig
Intermediate: Charleville
Junior: Brian Dillons
U21: Blackrock
Prem 1 Minor: Sars

I'd agree with that but even if lehane misses out they could well be a serious challenge for Sarsfields.
Newcestown in the intermediate grade will be a tough team to beat on any day as they are a good side

slingerz

thinkstoomuch1 wrote: »

I'd agree with that but even if lehane misses out they could well be a serious challenge for Sarsfields.
Newcestown in the intermediate grade will be a tough team to beat on any day as they are a good side

I'd have Clon for the Junior

DylanAFC

I fancy the glen to bate Midleton tbh. Although I must say Midleton were very impressive against Douglas.

Orizio

Producer Ben wrote: »

Sars, Ballinhassig, Charleville and Dungourney are nailed on IMO.

No guarantee Dungourney will get over St. Itas, Duns full-back line has always been poor, Harnedy could easily go to town on them.

It makes sense

Orizio wrote: »

No guarantee Dungourney will get over St. Itas, Duns full-back line has always been poor, Harnedy could easily go to town on them.

Ouch showing your castlemartyr side jokes apart if the weather holds up should be a cracking match with plenty of good young talent on show obviously harnedy stand out for itas but o'briens cian and daragh and mcCarthy at full back all decent players. Duns have plenty of their own with Hegarty stand out forward for them but he will be will backed up by young McCarthy, Motherway, Griffin and Denny. Should be a fine crowd to watch a fine match I hope

zetecescort

'Minors on Mondays’ - Rebel Óg Central will host their County Minor Hurling Championship Finals sponsored by Carrigaline Court Hotel on Monday evening in Páirc Uí Rinn - Premier 2 MHC Final at 6:45pm followed by the Premier I MHC Final at 8:10pm.

Rebel Óg Central County Minor Hurling Championship Finals

Competition: Carrigaline Court Hotel Premier 2 MHC Final

Fixture: Charleville v St. Colmans

Where: Páirc Uí Rinn

When: Monday September 14th at 6:45pm



Competition: Carrigaline Court Hotel Premier 1 MHC Final

Fixture: Douglas v Sarsfields

Where: Páirc Uí Rinn

When: Monday September 14th at 8:10pm

chipsdave

Tommorrows West Cork JuniorA Final gonna be played in Ballinascarthy , its gonna be slashing rain and a state of the art covered stand lying idle a few miles away in Clonakilty , Insane !!

commonsense.

chipsdave wrote:

Tommorrows West Cork JuniorA Final gonna be played in Ballinascarthy , its gonna be slashing rain and a state of the art covered stand lying idle a few miles away in Clonakilty , Insane !!

Sure fcuk it, if the players are going to get drowned why should the supporters be fine and dry;-)

keep going

chipsdave wrote: »

Tommorrows West Cork JuniorA Final gonna be played in Ballinascarthy , its gonna be slashing rain and a state of the art covered stand lying idle a few miles away in Clonakilty , Insane !!

We have stood in the rain for a long time waiting for this.tomorrow is another step for our little club that has for so long, as our neighbours on all sides have had their daysin the sun ,stood waiting.odds are stacked against us you cant win unless you are there.

thinkstoomuch1

Football fixtures for next year were announced.
Mayo, down monaghan roscommon all at home with Donegal and Dublin away
Kerry is away however it is likely at this stage it's guaranteed two points in the bag as that's the last game of the league, and kerry won't have any interest in that game unless they need to stay up.
Its a pity we play them then as you can take nothing from beating kerry in these types of league games.
Great draw in it allows new management to build a team etc however the home games are all winnable but the real tests are Dublin and Donegal away from home.
The hurling draw is not too bad either.

chipsdave

keep going wrote: »

We have stood in the rain for a long time waiting for this.tomorrow is another step for our little club that has for so long, as our neighbours on all sides have had their daysin the sun ,stood waiting.odds are stacked against us you cant win unless you are there.

Like yourself I hope Kilmacabea win ,my point however concerns the match venue with Clonakilty being the logical choice ,its a no-brainer really from a spectators point of view ,stand under pouring rain or under the shelter of a covered stand ?

zetecescort

thinkstoomuch1 wrote: »

Football fixtures for next year were announced.
Mayo, down monaghan roscommon all at home with Donegal and Dublin away
Kerry is away however it is likely at this stage it's guaranteed two points in the bag as that's the last game of the league, and kerry won't have any interest in that game unless they need to stay up.
Its a pity we play them then as you can take nothing from beating kerry in these types of league games.
Great draw in it allows new management to build a team etc however the home games are all winnable but the real tests are Dublin and Donegal away from home.
The hurling draw is not too bad either.

double header in Croke park v the Dubs on the 5th March.


What's the feeling on tonights game in Dunmanway, 'Haven v Ballincollig? winners to win the county?

ProudDUB

Has every country announced their 2016 league fixtures, or just Cork? Had a look on the GAA & DCB websites and couldn't find Dublin's league fixtures.

Andre 3000

Unbelievable game at Pairc Ui Rinn there. Cormac Murphy great for Mallow and Luke Meade incredible for Newcestown.

zetecescort

Wins for Castlehaven in SFC, Newcestown in PIHC and Dungourney JAHC tonight

darragh_haven

Hard fought win in Duncan way this evening. Castlehaven 1:14 - Ballincollig 1:11.

Cork would do with John Miskella again. Best man on show tonight, covered some amount of ground and scored 3 or 4 points from play too. Sean keily in mid field impressed too.
Michael Hurley scored 3 fabulous points from play and is definitely one for the future county team I'd say. Can't see how Sean dineen Shouldn't get another shot at the county team too. At least given a few league game to see how he goes.

gocall01

Is it Skibb next so in the Semi?

darragh_haven

gocall01 wrote: »

Is it Skibb next so in the Semi?

Yeah. 4th Oct in Pairc Ui Ring. Why in the pairc..... for 2 west cork teams. Gready county board?

zetecescort

darragh_haven wrote: »

Yeah. 4th Oct in Pairc Ui Ring. Why in the pairc..... for 2 west cork teams. Gready county board?

double header? madness otherwise alright

CORKDOUBLE

Saw Ronan McCarthy at the game ....by the look of him ..I could see he looks like a man that knows something ...I bet hes our new man ....hope I am wrong but ...

zetecescort

Best of luck to the camogie team today, time to bring some cheer to Cork GAA. Breige and Rena looking to equal the record for most senior All Irelands.

sean mac

CORKDOUBLE wrote: »

Saw Ronan McCarthy at the game ....by the look of him ..I could see he looks like a man that knows something ...I bet hes our new man ....hope I am wrong but ...

Your right,heard a week ago he was the man disaster for cork

darragh_haven

sean mac wrote: »

Your right,heard a week ago he was the man disaster for cork

Heard that Cleary was out of the running at the game last night. Wouldn't do another interview and want to pick all support staff. All or nothing.
It didn't go down too well with the county board as they are not to used to being given demands.

Hope it's not true though, as I think he's the best of the 4 candidates mentioned.

pluszap

Congrats dripsey. In county final. Iniscarra in relegation.

Would will leahy be worth a callup to cork team?

willietherock

darragh_haven wrote: »

Heard that Cleary was out of the running at the game last night. Wouldn't do another interview and want to pick all support staff. All or nothing.
It didn't go down too well with the county board as they are not to used to being given demands.

Hope it's not true though, as I think he's the best of the 4 candidates mentioned.

Hes some clown if that's the case. All he had to do was show up spend 5 mins talking crap and public opinion would have guaranteed him the job.