roashter wrote: » T'was rare enough someone got the better of the red helmeted one. The only one that really comes to mind for me was Webster from Tipp one year
Henno30 wrote: » Alan Browne was consistently the toughest challenge Lohan faced I think. Gave him a number of tough outings.
caddy16 wrote: » Would Ballyea not have a lot more on their senior team from football clubs?
Clareman wrote: » I don't think anyone did as well as Kilmaley, pretty much any hurler west of Ennis had to play for them
Gael85 wrote: » Junior Football Semi Final draw Naomh Eoin v KIB Michael Cusacks v Meelick
Gael85 wrote: » Is there a Downes lad from Cooraclare playing hurling with Eire Og?
Gael85 wrote: » How many isolated players do Cratloe have this year? Is that Conor Cooney from O'Callaghan Mills playing with them?
windy shepard henderson wrote: » Not sure how manny this year but they have picked up some deacent lads from hurling clubs in reacent years . No worse then say kilmaley or ballyea in the hurling i supose . Yeah that is cooney from the mills
windy shepard henderson wrote: » i dont care what people say about them drafting in isolated players , that was a serious wind they had to face into at 7 points down at half time , great comeback , podges goal was excellent but cratloe's defence from half time onwards was excellent who ever wins the second semi this evening will have a serious job on there hands in the final serious club the double is well and truly on now
gingerhousewife wrote: » Wolfe Tones in Junior B hurling final next week, so likely football replay won't be until following week. When is Junior C hurling replay?
Clareman wrote: » You'd think it'd have to be next week and I thought I saw it on the Clare GAA website that it's on next Saturday but it's not there now
Limestone Cowboy wrote: » Comeback of the year there from Cratloe to bring it to extra time!
Noveight wrote: » Clare and Kildare ladies tied at 1-07 each at half time. Some very poor wides from us.
windy shepard henderson wrote: » i still think the 2nd team in junior and intermeadite level can be a hindrance , last year eire og 2nd team beat naomh eoin in a relegation play/off ,yet eire og did not participate at that level this year due to unpaid club registrations , while they might be strong now whats to say kilmurry dont do something similar down the line , it is rare a 1st team would be left in the same situation for the strength of the intermediate championship i would prefer a 1st team to go up
Gael85 wrote: » Naomh Eoin have 2, 3 lads home from abroad. Expect them to be in the mix
windy shepard henderson wrote: » yeah not the highest in quality at times but a very exciting game none the less , kildysart have improved ten fold all year and with a number of good minors to come through they look like they are going the right way kilfenora had the chances to win it at times , a number of attacks in side the kildysart 21 could easily have been converted to goals while killian malone had a mixed day with the frees missing a 13meter free at a time in the second half when it looked like they would pull away , cian o'dea took the free kick duties of his handsfor the final kick but it dropped short . keith o'connor was probably the best player on the field and after today's showing they could very well prove too much for kilfenora the next day out
