Cork GAA Discussion Thread

zetecescort · 21-09-2018 8:15pm

Provisional Fixtures

27.01.2019 (Sunday)
Allianz Football League Division 2
Round 1
Fermanagh v Cork

27.01.2019 (Sunday)
Allianz Hurling League Division 1A
Round 1
Kilkenny v Cork

02.02.2019 (Saturday)
Allianz Football League Division 2
Round 2
Cork v Kildare

03.02.2019 (Sunday)
Allianz Hurling League Division 1A
Round 2
Cork v Wexford

10.02.2019 (Sunday)
Allianz Football League Division 2
Round 3
Clare v Cork

16.02.2019 (Saturday)
Allianz Hurling League Division 1A
Round 3
Cork v Clare

24.02.2019 (Sunday)
Allianz Football League Division 2
Round 4
Cork v Meath

Allianz Hurling League Division 1A
Round 4
Limerick v Cork

02.03.2019 (Saturday)
Allianz Football League Division 2
Round 5
Tipperary v Cork
Allianz Hurling League Division 1A
Round 5

Cork v Tipperary

16.03.2019 (Saturday)
Allianz Football League Division 2
Round 6
Cork v Donegal

24.03.2019 (Sunday)
Allianz Football League Division 2
Round 7
Armagh v Cork

willietherock · 22-09-2018 11:47am

Redmonds are the canary in the coal mine. Delaneys and Lough Rovers don't field underage either. Brian Dillons field at U12 only. Mayfield/Vincents put in an effort in fairness but struggle to keep underage side together as they go up the ages. If you dont have an underage you dont have a longterm future.

ShamoBuc · 22-09-2018 12:29pm

Very true. Delanys haven't had an underage set up in a long time. However in the last 3 or 4 years a huge effort has been put in and we now have a couple of teams, u8, u9 age group. A lot of work has been put into the Ladies side of things aswell and this is bearing fruit. Recently it has been announced an agreement where St Vincent's girls can play football with Delanys and any Delanys girls that want to do Camogie will play with Vincent's. This is the kind of set up that clubs now have to try to keep the flag flying.

ShamoBuc · 22-09-2018 7:42pm

Great win for Delanys in the county Jnr A football, 4 down at ht but won by 3 v Tadhg McCarthaigh

Piarsaigh will be happy campers having survived the senior relegation game v Carrigtohill, by a point. They've been destroyed in a few games recently including their intermediates shipping 7 goals.
Barrs beat douglas in the football by a goal, nice for them considering their hurlers loss to the Rockies last week

zetecescort · 22-09-2018 9:51pm

Duhallow beat Valley Rovers in tonights other SFC 1/4 final

zetecescort · 23-09-2018 5:13pm

Carbery Rangers 1-18 Clonakilty 0-11.

Haven giving Nemo a pasting in the 2nd game, 1-10 to 0-3 after 50min. Castlehaven lead 0-3 to 0-0 at HT and had 1-7 on the board before Nemo scored their first.

ShamoBuc · 23-09-2018 5:58pm

Finished 1-11 v 0-04 that must be a record low scoreline for Nemo in a Senior championship match.

The_Kew_Tour · 23-09-2018 6:44pm

Cork football is in one awful state at minute

Amprodude · 24-09-2018 9:38pm

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Cork football is in one awful state at minute

when you see Donnacha o Connor Scoring 6 points for Duhallow and nobody else shining through you have to say Cork football is in crisis mode right now.

pakie ed · 25-09-2018 1:56pm

Great day for Cork Gaa today proud of our County. The word of sport will be looking at Cork today.

ShamoBuc · 25-09-2018 5:02pm

Pitch looks well, better and bigger than a lot of proper soccer pitches. Stadium looks very well.

Water John · 25-09-2018 9:24pm

Great day, many thanks to the volunteer GAA stewards for giving their time today.

big_drive · 26-09-2018 11:54am

So i see Aisling thompson is in a bit of bother. Doesn't make for good reading really

KrustyUCC · 26-09-2018 12:07pm

No it doesn't esp the 2 incidences on the one night

The_Kew_Tour · 26-09-2018 12:38pm

Link or what was it?

KrustyUCC · 26-09-2018 12:40pm

CLASH OF THE ASH Cork camogie ace Ashling Thompson under garda investigation over alleged assaults on two women at city nightspot

The GAA star is facing complaints she attacked the revellers who were not known to her and could face two District Court assault charges

https://www.thesun.ie/news/3170716/ashling-thompson-garda-investigation-alleged-assaults/

The_Kew_Tour · 26-09-2018 12:47pm

IF and I mean IF it's true.

That's scumbag behaviour

big_drive · 26-09-2018 12:47pm

Two seperate incidents makes it look bad, like she was well out of control

BobBobBobBob · 26-09-2018 1:09pm

Have heard a few stories about her before, the drink definitely doesn't suit her!!!

0byme75341jo28 · 26-09-2018 6:52pm

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

IF and I mean IF it's true.

That's scumbag behaviour

Ah now, if you're going to label everyone who throws a smack or two after a few drinks, on one occasion, a "scumbag" then you're talking about half the country.

If true she'll just have to live and learn and take her punishment on the chin, take a look at her drinking and turn this into a catalyst for positive change. These "scumbag" comments do no one any good.

richiepurgas · 26-09-2018 8:07pm

Laylah Miniature Sphere wrote: »

Ah now, if you're going to label everyone who throws a smack or two after a few drinks, on one occasion, a "scumbag" then you're talking about half the country.

If true she'll just have to live and learn and take her punishment on the chin, take a look at her drinking and turn this into a catalyst for positive change. These "scumbag" comments do no one any good.

Half the country ? Even if you win the lotto, I wouldn't have a pint with you.

Shedite27 · 26-09-2018 8:20pm

Laylah Miniature Sphere wrote: »

Ah now, if you're going to label everyone who throws a smack or two after a few drinks, on one occasion, a "scumbag" then you're talking about half the country.

eh, what?

The_Kew_Tour · 26-09-2018 8:37pm

Laylah Miniature Sphere wrote: »

Ah now, if you're going to label everyone who throws a smack or two after a few drinks, on one occasion, a "scumbag" then you're talking about half the country.

If true she'll just have to live and learn and take her punishment on the chin, take a look at her drinking and turn this into a catalyst for positive change. These "scumbag" comments do no one any good.

Has half the country ended up in court?

I know nobody who have just random went kicking lumps out of others

Water John · 26-09-2018 9:03pm

I would say, let the Courts handle the matter. Anyone who has ever had depression should really limit their alcohol intake.
The world knows she has a short fuse.

Amprodude · 27-09-2018 8:11am

Water John wrote: »

I would say, let the Courts handle the matter. Anyone who has ever had depression should really limit their alcohol intake.
The world knows she has a short fuse.

she is a fine player all the same and helped Cork win All Ireland in style.

eurokev · 27-09-2018 9:34am

BobBobBobBob wrote:

Have heard a few stories about her before, the drink definitely doesn't suit her!!!

I've seen her in action before personally - should be allowed nowhere near alcohol

thesultan · 27-09-2018 6:30pm

What chance have Redmonds if they have no underage?

zetecescort · 27-09-2018 7:44pm

thesultan wrote: »

What chance have Redmonds if they have no underage?

When you see the numbers that the likes of Nemo and the Barrs have at u10, u12 etc, they all cant play on their adult teams.

Those who drop out or don't make teams as they progress up the ages should have the option to go to a club like Redmonds and keep playing into adulthood. Not sure if there would be the numbers to keep a club going though.

Shedite27 · 27-09-2018 9:04pm

zetecescort wrote: »

When you see the numbers that the likes of Nemo and the Barrs have at u10, u12 etc, they all cant play on their adult teams.

Those who drop out or don't make teams as they progress up the ages should have the option to go to a club like Redmonds and keep playing into adulthood. Not sure if there would be the numbers to keep a club going though.

Personally, I'd prefer to be playing on the Junior team of a big club than the Junior team of a small club. I'm not familiar with Redmonds but can't imagine it has the facilities of a team like Nemo (gym, hall, clubhouse etc). As a more mature player, that matters more to me than being able to say I'm on the main team of the club.

thesultan · 27-09-2018 9:08pm

Shedite27 wrote: »

zetecescort wrote: »

When you see the numbers that the likes of Nemo and the Barrs have at u10, u12 etc, they all cant play on their adult teams.

Those who drop out or don't make teams as they progress up the ages should have the option to go to a club like Redmonds and keep playing into adulthood. Not sure if there would be the numbers to keep a club going though.

Personally, I'd prefer to be playing on the Junior team of a big club than the Junior team of a small club. I'm not familiar with Redmonds but can't imagine it has the facilities of a team like Nemo (gym, hall, clubhouse etc). As a more mature player, that matters more to me than being able to say I'm on the main team of the club.

What should matter is playing for the place your form not a big club

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