Cork GAA Discussion Thread

Is there a stand in Ennis or is it all terrace? I've never been..

no idea of capacity, presumably season tickets for both counties will be in the stand? covered terrace on the opposite side

The White Feather

Cork look to be treating this like a training game so far. No tackling and Clare seem to have extra men all over the place.

Need to up things all over the place. Very disappointing stuff after 20 mins and 5 points down.

SeaFields

The White Feather wrote: »

Need to up things all over the place. Very disappointing stuff after 20 mins and 5 points down.

And after 30 minutes not any better - probably even worse.

0-13 to 0-05 down

No fight at all. Training match effort. Hope they out in a much better second half, won't be hard.

Clare 0-16 Cork 0-5 HT. Very poor from Cork so far. second to every ball, poor touch and misplaced passes.

Mahony0509

I’m getting the vibe they couldn’t give a ****e about the league tbh. The fact Ellis is midfield is laughable.

Good start, 4 on the trot, at least they are challenging now, a goal would really liven it up now.

Mahony0509

Ellis couldn’t catch a cold. Christ he’s woeful.

Better so far but no doubt Clare have eased off too

Ah Lawton, straight at the keeper

11 down at ht, lost by 4

Much better second half, woeful first half.

Vinnie222

ShamoBuc wrote: »

11 down at ht, lost by 4

Much better second half, woeful first half.

How much was that was Clare easing up .

Vinnie222 wrote: »

How much was that was Clare easing up .

Mixture of both, but there was certainly more effort and hassling from us.

The Cork minor (U17) hurling training panel for the year has been announced by coach John Considine and his selectors.

Aaron Mulcahy Midleton

Alan Connolly Blackrock

Cathal Hickey Lisgoold

Christian Murphy Midleton

Cian Long Glen Rovers

Cian McCarthy Oliver Plunketts

Cian O Donovan Sarsfields

Ciaran O Brien St Catherines

Cillian O Donovan Douglas

Conor O Sullivan Glen Rovers

Cormac O Brien Newtownshandrum

Daniel Hogan Sarsfields

Darragh Flynn Ballygiblin

David Scanlon Midleton

Donnacha McCarthy Sarsfields

Ethan Twomey St Finbarrs

Evan Murphy Glen Rovers

Ferghal O Leary Inniscarra

Gary Carroll Midleton

Jack Cahalane St Finbarrs

Kevin Moynihan Na Piarsaigh

Luke Horgan Glen Rovers

Niall O Riordan Mallow

Olan Broderick Killeagh

Paddy O Flynn Bride Rovers

Padraic Cullinane Ballinascarthy

Padraig Power Blarney

Paul Cooney Ballincollig

Ryan McCarthy Killeagh

Shane Barrett Blarney

thesultan

Cost of the game on Sunday?

thesultan wrote: »

Cost of the game on Sunday?

Go to SuperValu and get an adult ticket for €12, kids tickets are a fiver (only county in the country charging for kids :rolleyes:)

DuffleBag

thesultan wrote: »

Cost of the game on Sunday?

The usual €15

Killeagh hammered tonight on the 4G pitch at the Pairc by Sars in the league opener.

What do we think of the motion in congress recently?

http://www.the42.ie/cork-gaa-congress-3863257-Feb2018/

Honestly think it's a great idea, can't see any reason why votes shouldn't be transparent. Bit of a kick in the teeth for those hoping Tracey Kennedy would be much different to Frank. That headline is baffling.

deiseach

I'm heading down to PUC on Sunday. As I'm planning to take the boy (nearly 5) with me I'd like to park as close as possible, but all the official pronouncements advise to stay well away from the ground. Anyone got any insight into parking down there for a League match? The suggestion that it is a 15 minute walk from the city centre strikes me, if memory serves me correct, as being fanciful (and that's before you factor a child into it).

deiseach wrote: »

I'm heading down to PUC on Sunday. As I'm planning to take the boy (nearly 5) with me I'd like to park as close as possible, but all the official pronouncements advise to stay well away from the ground. Anyone got any insight into parking down there for a League match? The suggestion that it is a 15 minute walk from the city centre strikes me, if memory serves me correct, as being fanciful (and that's before you factor a child into it).

The Marquee site was open to parking for the first double header, can't imagine they won't do the same on Sunday

KrustyUCC

Laylah Miniature Sphere wrote: »

Go to SuperValu and get an adult ticket for €12, kids tickets are a fiver (only county in the country charging for kids :rolleyes:)

It's €2.50 per game for a child for 2 inter county matches

I don't get why people are complaining about a fiver in a brand new stadium.

If you wanted to go to Cork City it's a fiver for kids 5-12 and a tenner for kids 13-17

Least it fiver all round up to 16 in GAA

It's also €5 for kids tickets in Croke Park for Dublin v Kerry so Cork GAA only county in the country charging for kids

deiseach wrote: »

I'm heading down to PUC on Sunday. As I'm planning to take the boy (nearly 5) with me I'd like to park as close as possible, but all the official pronouncements advise to stay well away from the ground. Anyone got any insight into parking down there for a League match? The suggestion that it is a 15 minute walk from the city centre strikes me, if memory serves me correct, as being fanciful (and that's before you factor a child into it).

Park up by Páirc Ui Rinn

10 minute walk and you're onto the link quickly after the match as well

deiseach

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Park up by Páirc Ui Rinn

10 minute walk and you're onto the link quickly after the match as well

Sounds good, thanks.

thesultan

Laylah Miniature Sphere wrote: »

thesultan wrote: »

Cost of the game on Sunday?

Go to SuperValu and get an adult ticket for €12, kids tickets are a fiver (only county in the country charging for kids :rolleyes:)

Even for a three year old?

thesultan wrote: »

Even for a three year old?

Fairly sure there's no lower limit