Straight Talker wrote: » I don't think this is a good appointment at all.Meyler would be an establishment man.But i hope to be proven wrong.
DuffleBag wrote: » Supposedly Frank is staying on. To be confirmed at Monday's meeting.
KrustyUCC wrote: » Ciaran Sheehan not having his contract renewedhttp://www.the42.ie/ciaran-sheehan-afl-carlton-released-3655827-Oct2017/ wonder will he come home now?
Laylah Miniature Sphere wrote: » With the injuries he's had I'd wonder if he's even fit enough to play inter county football again, they have to have taken their toll. Hopefully I'm wrong as he was a fantastic player.
commonsense. wrote: » Why is it a shame? Only clubs can play in the Munster CLUB championship.
Brussels Sprout wrote: » https://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/2017/1024/914771-frank-murphy/ Blatter-esque
Laylah Miniature Sphere wrote: » The likes of Harnedy/Paudie definitely deserve the chance to win a senior county medal.
seanvanseanvan wrote: » Laylah Miniature Sphere wrote: » The likes of Harnedy/Paudie definitely deserve the chance to win a senior county medal. Paudie had a chance already, three in fact
The long goodbye for Cork GAA's grand masterBoard's 12-month extension means Murphy's Law will continue for an incredible 45 years Delegates to Cork County Board and supporters across the county could have been forgiven on Tuesday night if they felt a sense of deja-vu about the announcement that Frank Murphy was to have his contract as secretary extended by a further year and that in June the process to replace him would commence. Sound familiar? That's because such a declaration has been made before, three times since this, the longest of long goodbyes, began in September 2009. <snip>
zetecescort wrote: » Inniscarra win back to back Camogie county titles.
big_drive wrote: » And they have to play again tomorrow in Munster club championship Madness, 4 championship games in 8 days