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Clare GAA discussion thread

eroo

Thought I'd start this thread as haven't found one of the same.

So, 2010.. new decade... new beginnings? With the aim of the League being to get back into Division 1, could Clare also achieve success in Munster this year?

The fixtures for 2010:

31.01.2010 Waterford v Clare(Waterford Crystal Cup SF)

21.02.2010 Clare v Down (NHL)
28.02.2010 Laois v Clare (NHL)
14.03.2010 Clare v Wexford (NHL)
21.03.2010 Antrim v Clare (NHL)
28.03.2010 Carlow v Clare (NHL)
04.04.2010 Clare v Westmeath (NHL)
18.04.2010 Kildare v Clare (NHL)

07.06.2010 Waterford v Clare (MHC)

As well as a proposed friendly versus Cork, Ger O'Loughlin has a good load of matches to blood players from U-21's into the senior game. With the opponents in the League not posing a major threat some would argue Clare wont get as much preparation as Div 1 teams, but maybe it will give them an opportunity to focus on their strength and conditioning?

So, Clare face Waterford on Sunday at 2pm in Ballyduff Upper.. I think they should win against this weakened Waterford side, but I think it will be close tbh. But could Waterford topple us in the pre season tournament?

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Stationmaster

Gaatalk wrote: »

Ha Championship due to start in August why didnt it start in April wasnt that why April was a closed intercounty season! Inagh Kilnamona thats 2 different parishes/clubs is it? What a cod! Its strange how keen ye are on the auld club winter cod of stuff and yet will still be late october or november b4 co final playedðŸ˜
Wherè would one b going yet Cork and counties like them can run off their club championship
in conjunction with the intercounty championship!!! No wonder Clare finding no new senior players!! Too much molly coddling of clubs going on. Going play without yer county players or county players going play with clubs.

You're a great addition to this thread.

Clareman

I was talking to someone in the county board earlier, there's an expectation of ~15k of an attendance on Saturday, the team are going down on Friday night, 1 of the reasons is that the guards can't guarantee a quick passage across the city on Saturday because of a festival that's on down there.

The word cluster**** comes to mind.

Ray Donovan

Actually looking for advice as not too familiar with PuC at all.

Heading down from Adare after a wedding Saturday morning - I will go early to avoid any panic etc but looking for advice on where to park as want to get back onto M8 as quickly as possible after the game to get home in time to see my club play in Senior Championship.

Any advice really appreciated.

I'm a neutral obviously!!

Clareman

With traffic and festivals and roadworks I'd be relying on Google Maps to get me there in the morning of the match. Coming from Adare I'd be more likely to go via West Cork

pakie ed

Ray Donovan wrote: »

Actually looking for advice as not too familiar with PuC at all.

Heading down from Adare after a wedding Saturday morning - I will go early to avoid any panic etc but looking for advice on where to park as want to get back onto M8 as quickly as possible after the game to get home in time to see my club play in Senior Championship.

Any advice really appreciated.

I'm a neutral obviously!!

Park in Cork Con Rugby grounds at Douglas side. 8€ 1st in first out policy very near Motorway and the Tunnel.

Reputable Rog

People could always drive as far as Mallow and train it in. €4.50 parking for the day at the station. Station on Limerick side of the Annabella roundabout and handy for getting away afterwards.

Ray Donovan

Reputable Rog wrote: »

People could always drive as far as Mallow and train it in. €4.50 parking for the day at the station. Station on Limerick side of the Annabella roundabout and handy for getting away afterwards.

Long trek from the station to PuC??!??

pakie ed

Ray Donovan wrote: »

Long trek from the station to PuC??!??

2.9km or 36 min walking. From Kent station to the pairc . Not bad.

Gaatalk

Please can there be a bit of commonsense here and not hysteria about the match on in Cork!
Are ye all bandwagoners asking how to get to Cork!ðŸ˜Š and where to park in Cork!ðŸ˜Š Its hilarious reading the discussion on it and nothing about the game itself. Id presume some bandwagoners even still would have been to Cork some point in their life! There would not be as much rubbish and hysteria about this even in the 60's when people cycled to matches! Are Wexford talking this nonsense can be sure they are not! At the end of the day the game is on Munster for Clare so Wexford probably got the shorter straw!! Very negative whinging almost like its cool to debate the trip to Cork! Did anyone go to Cork in the 90s for the memorable games between Clare and Tipperary or have ye short memory how ye got there or are ye all born after the 90s! Pure sign of bandwagon talk going on here. Drive yer car on the N20 straight down to Cork and park on the quays and walk into PUC! Why complicate it with this nonsense.
If a chip on shoulders like this Saturday Wexford will have Clare beaten b4 the game throws in and I have a feeling Davy feels the same!!!
Now any more negative hysterical banter about how to get to the game!
Come on the Banner. Let the knowledgable people talk hurling while the bandwagoners talk about how to get to Cork where to Park where to go to the toilet where to Booze and so on and so on I think il snooze how boring ðŸ˜”ðŸ˜”ðŸ˜”ðŸ˜”ðŸ˜”

Slieve Gullion

Gaatalk wrote: »

Please can there be a bit of commonsense here and not hysteria about the match on in Cork!
Are ye all bandwagoners asking how to get to Cork!&#55357;&#56842; and where to park in Cork!&#55357;&#56842; Its hilarious reading the discussion on it and nothing about the game itself. Id presume some bandwagoners even still would have been to Cork some point in their life! There would not be as much rubbish and hysteria about this even in the 60's when people cycled to matches! Are Wexford talking this nonsense can be sure they are not! At the end of the day the game is on Munster for Clare so Wexford probably got the shorter straw!! Very negative whinging almost like its cool to debate the trip to Cork! Did anyone go to Cork in the 90s for the memorable games between Clare and Tipperary or have ye short memory how ye got there or are ye all born after the 90s! Pure sign of bandwagon talk going on here. Drive yer car on the N20 straight down to Cork and park on the quays and walk into PUC! Why complicate it with this nonsense.
If a chip on shoulders like this Saturday Wexford will have Clare beaten b4 the game throws in and I have a feeling Davy feels the same!!!
Now any more negative hysterical banter about how to get to the game!
Come on the Banner. Let the knowledgable people talk hurling while the bandwagoners talk about how to get to Cork where to Park where to go to the toilet where to Booze and so on and so on I think il snooze how boring &#55357;&#56852;&#55357;&#56852;&#55357;&#56852;&#55357;&#56852;&#55357;&#56852;

I would have given you a like for that post but for your avatar. I will laugh at you though for the mongolisation of subsequent posts. Lolzers

Slieve Gullion

It's just the way it is mate, people reach out here for some advice. Some reach out just for the sake of reaching out, something to do on their computer. Where's the harm?

As for bandwagoners, sure what are you going to do? Life is a bandwagon and we're all guilty of it in someway or other. Some are young and naive and would get lost going down to the shop but rather than give out about them we should forgive embrace and cherish them, be proud of our county men and women. We're all stupid at the end of the day, we're only people after all. Rock on!!

Keano

/Adds to ignore list

tototoe

pakie ed wrote: »

Park in Cork Con Rugby grounds at Douglas side. 8€ 1st in first out policy very near Motorway and the Tunnel.

Certainly wasn't first in first out the day of the cork Clare game. Was a complete pain in the hole getting out of there. Stewards standing at the gate and a complete free for all on the field. Has that been sorted out?

pakie ed

tototoe wrote: »

Certainly wasn't first in first out the day of the cork Clare game. Was a complete pain in the hole getting out of there. Stewards standing at the gate and a complete free for all on the field. Has that been sorted out?

OK I was late getting back to car and was parked back at the end of the grounds that day.

deaddonkey15

Looks like an unchanged team for Saturday.

Clareman

deaddonkey15 wrote: »

Looks like an unchanged team for Saturday.

Just about to say that, it's a joke if there's isn't a change made, ffs about 6 players weren't good enough the last day surely 1 has to be dropped to wake everyone up.

letowski

Yep its a harder team to get off this team than to actually make it. I think Fitzgearld and McGrath are the only 2 players to be dropped, and this is going all the way back to the start of the league in January. Its actually quite amazing realy.

deaddonkey15

Has Mikey O'Malley played much in the championship at all? A lot of excitement about him back during the league.

Clareman

letowski wrote: »

Yep its a harder team to get off this team than to actually make it. I think Fitzgearld and McGrath are the only 2 players to be dropped, and this is going all the way back to the start of the league in January. Its actually quite amazing realy.

Be a good under 21 when they won the 3 in a row and you're set, the only players to be dropped are those who weren't on that team.

Clareman

deaddonkey15 wrote: »

Has Mikey O'Malley played much in the championship at all? A lot of excitement about him back during the league.

The problem with him is what position to play him in, he's not a back or a forward and he's too small to be a back, he was badly exposed in the league when he was tried. I was at the Munster Club Intermediate final and I wasn't impressed by him then either.

supernova5

who is the Michael O'Leary named on the 26 man panel for the Wexford game?

Keano

I don't believe that team will start.

Stationmaster

supernova5 wrote: »

who is the Michael O'Leary named on the 26 man panel for the Wexford game?

Michael O'Neill and Michael O'Malley - both Kilmaley.

supernova5

yes but according to hoganstand.com there is an Michael O'Leary also named, probably a misprint though

http://hoganstand.com/Article/Index/287785

Clareman

supernova5 wrote: »

yes but according to hoganstand.com there is an Michael O'Leary also named, probably a misprint though

http://hoganstand.com/Article/Index/287785

I'd say it's a misprint

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thesultan

Ray Donovan wrote: »

Actually looking for advice as not too familiar with PuC at all.

Heading down from Adare after a wedding Saturday morning - I will go early to avoid any panic etc but looking for advice on where to park as want to get back onto M8 as quickly as possible after the game to get home in time to see my club play in Senior Championship.

Any advice really appreciated.

I'm a neutral obviously!!

Park around Blackrock club grounds and walk

windy shepard henderson

tototoe wrote: »

Certainly wasn't first in first out the day of the cork Clare game. Was a complete pain in the hole getting out of there. Stewards standing at the gate and a complete free for all on the field. Has that been sorted out?

I wouldn't recommend anyone parking there either , not cork cons fault.but the garda traffic plan in that area , if you're parking in that area park on the side of the to where you would normally park for a game in paric ui rinn , and give a few quid to the lads at the gate as you pass temple hill.road because they do put on a great spread and are a proud club , just the gards give them no chance at the moment with the traffic plan

feargale

supernova5 wrote: »

who is the Michael O'Leary named on the 26 man panel for the Wexford game?

If it's who I think it might be I wouldn't play him. He could be red-carded for giving lip to the ref, even foul-mouthed lip.

tototoe

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

I wouldn't recommend anyone parking there either , not cork cons fault.but the garda traffic plan in that area , if you're parking in that area park on the side of the to where you would normally park for a game in paric ui rinn , and give a few quid to the lads at the gate as you pass temple hill.road because they do put on a great spread and are a proud club , just the gards give them no chance at the moment with the traffic plan

We were late enough getting out of PUC and it was still terrible. The stewards seemed to be having an argument with the gardai when we got to the gate about people only turning left coming out of there. All seemed so badly organised.

Anyway, will figure the parking out when we get there. Reckon it will be a small enough crowd in there.

I have a good feeling about today though. Hope I'm right. Hon the banner

Clareman

Big day for the Clare hurlers today, lose and I feel that's the end of the road for a lot of the players, wouldn't be surprised if a lot of them didn't come back next year, especially those on the bench, win and they are into an All Ireland semi final against Galway in Croke Park.