Cork GAA Discussion Thread

ShamoBuc

The conveyor belt of talent is great to see, the ladies really are propelling themselves foward at every level. The sheer quantity of girls/women now playing in Cork is at an all time high and we are reeping the rewards.

zetecescort

Tuesday 7th May
Electric Ireland Munster Minor Football Championship
Phase 2 Round 1
Cork v Kerry
@ P.Ui Rinn @ 7.00pm
Extra time If Required


1 - Aaron O'Brien - Mitchelstown
2 - Nathan Gough - Bishopstown
3- Danny Linehan - Castlemagner
4 - Dan Peet - Clonakilty
5 - Darragh Cashman - Millstreet
6 - Neil Lordan - Ballinora
7 - Joseph O'Shea - Urhan
8- Eoghan Nash - Douglas
9- Hugh Murphy - Eire Og
10- Adam Walsh-Murphy - Valley Rovers
11- Connor Corbett - Clyda Rovers - Captain
12 - Denis Collins - Glengarriff
13 - Ryan O’Donovan - Barryroe
14 - Patrick Campbell - Nemo Rangers
15 - Keith O'Driscoll - Gabriel Rangers

16 - Cian O'Leary - Douglas
17 - Tadhg O'Donoghue - Carrignavar
18 - Sean Andrews - Shamrocks
19- Sean Bohane - Castlehaven
20 - Shane Aherne - Douglas
21- Jack Cahalane - Castlehaven
22 - Alan O'Hare - Douglas
23- Jack McGrath - Carrigaline
24- Luke Murphy - Cullen

The_Kew_Tour

Have we any chance tomorrow night?

I know it's hard to say at this level of course but anyone think what we could expect?

DuffleBag

I feel like the minor has lost its interest since it went U17. Feels the same as any of the other underage competitions now, u14, u15 etc. There's not the same buzz when you see the team and think who could possibly make a step up next year and maybe make the senior team. They're too young.

zetecescort

Cork 0-8 Kerry 0-11 HT

zetecescort

Jack Cahalane goal just after HT, Cork 1-8 Kerry0-12

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Kerry reply with a goal and a number of points, Cork 1-8 Kerry 1-14

zetecescort

Kerry 10 pts up with 15 min still to go

Mahony0509

Lost by 16 points.

Cork football...

zetecescort

Cork 1-9 Kerry 3-19 FT

An Ciarraioch

Mahony0509 wrote: »

Lost by 16 points.

Cork football...

At least you have the round robin this year ...

The_Kew_Tour

Depressing stuff.

We should just give up at this stage

lukin

I have two stand tickets for the game on Sunday going for free. They are for the North stand and are side by side.
They are in pdf format so I can email them. All I want in return is a guarantee that they will be used.
Pm me if intersted.
Edit: these have been taken.

rebelccfc

lukin wrote: »

I have two stand tickets for the game on Sunday going for free. They are for the North stand and are side by side.
They are in pdf format so I can email them. All I want in return is a guarantee that they will be used.
Pm me if intersted.

PM Sent

zetecescort

The Cork Minor Hurling team to play Tipperary on Sunday has been announced

1 Brion Saunderson Midleton

2 Shane Kingston Ballinora

3 Cian McCarthy Blackrock

4 Ciaran O'Brien St Catherines

5 Cian McCarthy Oliver Plunketts

6 Ciaran Joyce Castlemartyr

7 Brian O'Sullivan Kanturk

8 Ethan Twomey St Finbarrs

9 Luke Horgan Glen Rovers

10 Darragh Flynn Ballygiblin

11 Daire O'Leary Watergrasshill

12 Daniel Hogan (Captain) Sarsfields

13 Colm McCarthy Sarsfields

14 Jack CahalaneSt Finbarrs

15 Paul O'Riordan Tracton


16 Conor Reynolds Charleville

17 Lee Qulligan Glen Rovers

18 Tim Twohig Bandon

19 Eoin Downey Glen Rovers

20 Leon Doocey Castlelyons

21 Colin Walsh Kanturk

22 Issac Walsh Lisgoold

23 Sean Walsh Carrigtwohill

24 Jake Carr Fermoy

Shedite27

2 Cian McCarthys

The White Feather

Niall O’Leary to make senior hurling championship debut for Cork at corner back on Sunday, part of U21 team last year and UCC Fitzgibbon Cup winner this year. 13 of starting side from Limerick loss last July, Tim O’Mahony at centre-back the other inclusion.

Fixture

Brave calls in defense - good to see another UCC Fitzgibbon winner coming through
No shortage of pace up front

Horse84

Jamie coughlan and mikey cahalane still on the panel? Is Ellis gone too?

zetecescort

Fixture wrote: »

Brave calls in defense - good to see another UCC Fitzgibbon winner coming through
No shortage of pace up front

up to Harnedy to win every puck out again though.

The White Feather

Horse84 wrote: »

Jamie coughlan and mikey cahalane still on the panel? Is Ellis gone too?

For the absences,
Alan Cadogan isn't fit enough yet. Defenders Colm Spillane and Mark Ellis have both been long-term absentees, though Ellis returned to training and he will be eased back into the set-up.Another injury victim, Michael Cahalane, has had an operation for an Achilles injury and he’s a number of weeks away from being back in the equation. McDonnell is in the subs so he is just getting back too. This was the article this info was got from. That was on 5/3/19 which is the last info I heard although maybe someone has an update.

rebelyell99

Big call to put Cadogan in full back ,tipp will isolate him and look to expose his lack of pace.Huge pressure on Hoggy and harnedy as usual to carry us .I think it will be a close game but our backs will be doing well to contain tips forwards.

GeordieRebel

zetecescort wrote: »

up to Harnedy to win every puck out again though.

We generally do fine on puck outs in the first 45 / 50 minutes when the front eight are fresh and the movement is good. The difference this year will hopefully be the likes of Dalton and Walsh off the bench being options in the second half when Meade and Kearney are exhausted and we need a big body.

Happy to see Niall O’Leary in. He’s been outstanding for Imokilly and UCC in the last couple of years. First exposure to senior inter county against Tipp on championship is a big ask though.

eurokev

The White Feather wrote:

For the absences, Alan Cadogan isn't fit enough yet. Defenders Colm Spillane and Mark Ellis have both been long-term absentees, though Ellis returned to training and he will be eased back into the set-up.Another injury victim, Michael Cahalane, has had an operation for an Achilles injury and he’s a number of weeks away from being back in the equation. McDonnell is in the subs so he is just getting back too.

I think the biggest factor on Sunday will be the pitch. If it stays firm it will allow cork to play the fast game which will overwhelm tipp, if it starts to cut up and slow things down it will suit tipp

Davys Fits

eurokev wrote: »

I think the biggest factor on Sunday will be the pitch. If it stays firm it will allow cork to play the fast game which will overwhelm tipp, if it starts to cut up and slow things down it will suit tipp

If it doesnt stay firm in May after weeks of nice enough weather then Cork should be made loose.

The_Kew_Tour

Davys Fits wrote: »

If it doesnt stay firm in May after weeks of nice enough weather then Cork should be made loose.

Croke Park had a issue for 2 or 3 years

Water John

I think that problem was a mix of artificial and natural grass.

Mahony0509

Ciaran Sheehan returning from Australia in September.

The White Feather

eurokev wrote: »

I think the biggest factor on Sunday will be the pitch. If it stays firm it will allow cork to play the fast game which will overwhelm tipp, if it starts to cut up and slow things down it will suit tipp

This doesn't mean it will be fine for the whole game but from this recent tweet the pitch looks well.


https://twitter.com/PaircUiCha0imh/status/1126204659004317696

The White Feather

Munster Championship Camogie Semi Final at half time and its


Cork 0-7 Limerick 0-1