Bonniedog wrote: » Results have been no better or worse. 2013 was exceptional year. Probably best chance they will ever get to win it. Under GC, has been same story. Good enough to get out of Division II and hold their own in I but not good enough to beat Cats, Tipp. Galway when it matters, and no different to Waterford, Limerick, Cork, Clare or Wexford in that regard.
Bonniedog wrote: » Why?
68deville wrote: » GC looks to be putting a young team together that might develop over time.. Tommy Naughton left a good group in situ for Dalo to be fair so who knows?
BonnieSituation wrote: » Mick Carton on OTB talking about his treatment under GC.
coolisin wrote: » Was just Listening to it, didn't make the end of the interview, but I thought it was interesting. Explains a lot, nice to hear an interview that was so honest.
ProudDUB wrote: » . Speaking of road trips, anyone seen the O'Byrne schedule for next year? It kicks off in 7 weeks and I've yet to see the 2017 draw.
Bonniedog wrote: » Word is. Get flight to Vilnious (that's in Wicklow I think). Then transfer to Cork. Avoid border controls. flight to London from Cork then Knock and train. Get off at Portlaoise. And even if its Carlow there has to be some horse drawn transport. And they say we don't travel....
ProudDUB wrote: » Funny ! One of the interesting factoids that came out of all the 1916 hoopla was in a documentary of how the Easter Rising affected sport at the time. Cork were due to play a game in Dublin the following weekend. Due to martial law being imposed, the trains were all cancelled & the local Brigadier General told them to sod off when they asked for a pass to travel up by road. So what did they do? They got the mailboat from Cork to Swansea, got the train up to Liverpool and then the mail boat from Liverpool to Dublin. Same again to get home. Now THAT is dedication !
ProudDUB wrote: » Speaking of road trips, anyone seen the O'Byrne schedule for next year? It kicks off in 7 weeks and I've yet to see the 2017 draw.
toffeeshel wrote: » League game in Kerry switched to Tralee on Saturday 18th March. Damn it. Hotels booked in Killarney.
celticbest wrote: » Where did you hear this?