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AI Senior Hurling- Liam McCarthy Cup 2018

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So it's almost that time of year and new calender and new look hurling championship. Could be one of the most competitive championships in years

Fixtures

Leinster
Round 1
Sat 12 May- Offaly vs Galway
Sun 13 May- Dublin vs Kilkenny

Round 2
Sun 20 May- Kilkenny vs Offaly, Wexford vs Dublin

Round 3
Sat 26 May- Offaly vs Wexford
Sun 27 May- Galway vs Kilkenny

Round 4
Sat 2 June- Wexford vs Galway
Sun 3 June- Dublin vs Offaly

Round 5
Sat 9 June- Kilkenny vs Wexford, Galway vs Dublin

Final- Sun 1st July (1st vs 2nd)

Munster
Round 1
Sun 20 May- Cork vs Clare, Limerick vs Tipperary

Round 2
Sun 27 May- Clare vs Waterford, Tipperary vs Cork

Round 3
Sat 2 June- Cork vs Limerick
Sun 3 June- Waterford vs Tipperary (Gaelic Grounds Limerick)

Round 4
Sun 10 June- Limerick vs Waterford, Tipperary vs Clare

Round 5
Sun 17 June- Waterford vs Cork (Thurles), Clare vs Limerick

Final- Sun 1st July (1st vs 2nd)

3rd in each group progresses to All Ireland Prem round. 4th/5th eliminated from championship

All Ireland Prem Round- Sat 7th July
3rd Munster/Leinster vs Mcdonagh cup finalist
3rd Munster/Leinster vs Mcdonagh cup finalist

All Ireland Quarter Finals- Sun 15th July
Munster runner up vs Prem round winner
Leinster runner up vs Prem round winner

All Ireland Semi finals- Sat 28th/29th July
Leinster champions vs QF winner
Munster champions vs QF winner

All Ireland Final- Sun 19th Aug

Relagation
If a Leinster teams wins the Mcdonagh cup than they will replace the 5th place team in the Leinster championship for 2019 (5th place Leinster team will play in the 2019 Mcdonagh cup)

If Kerry win the Mcdonagh cup they will play the 5th place Munster team in a playoff with the winner playing in the Munster championship in 2019

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Realt Dearg Sec

Well as I made clear, to me it's an individual affliction, not a collective one. It's not that everyone in tipp is a loser or inclined to acting like one, but if you go on about 09 a lot, then you definitely are. Same with limerick, I'm a big fan of limerick hurling generally, and think this has the makings of a fantastic team in particular, I really, really hope they win the all Ireland, and they showed maybe mental strength the last day to win in the fashion they did. They clearly didn't care one iota about the county's history against kk. So when I say going on about how refs are somehow to blame for limerick consistently losing to cork, I'm not saying that loser talk is a limerick problem. I'm saying it's the original poster's problem. To be fair, he has many problems. A tendency to type "lolzers" is one of them.

Joe_ Public

Fair enough. As I said, I felt it was a point with some validity. Just didn’t feel the obvious dig added much to it. But I’ve already said too much. Sure at the end of the day what am I but another Tipp man still banging on about 09? Sheesh beesh.

That Limerick poster seems to be around 12, or that’s his IQ maybe. Sorry for the insult but that’s how it came across anyway. Nothing that was posted was worth responding to but here we are anyway.

I think Limerick have been a breath of fresh air this summer, am pleased for the many Limerick people I know who are waiting a long time for this. I do feel Cork might edge it but Limerick are in credit for the year. They should be even better in 12 months time.

dirtyden

Realt Dearg Sec wrote: »

Oh I wasn't referring to you! I was referring to the person who raised the subject in the first place.

It's not really about complaining about an individual refereeing decision for me. I'm sure we've all done it. But there's a few things that I think just come across as loser talk: one is feeling that over a very long time, your team gets the short end of the stick in refereeing decisions against another team. Especially when you have no evidence at all for this, but either way, it's pathetic. Another is continuing to complain about a particular decision years after it happened (cf. Tipp people going on about 09, Wexford people, more than two decades later, still adding steps to DJ's goal).

Or Kilkenny people and Barry Kelly or Galway people and John Denton would be much much much more obvious examples.

I says

Back to the hurling boys I’m going for a Galway win against Clare the temperament is there now to ride out any storm Clare can throw at Galway.
Limerick will beat Cork they couldn’t beat a 14 man limerick at home and they are on the crest of a wave after the kk game.
Here’s hoping all panels stay injury free for the rest of the season.

rebelyell99

I says wrote: »

Back to the hurling boys I’m going for a Galway win against Clare the temperament is there now to ride out any storm Clare can throw at Galway.
Limerick will beat Cork they couldn’t beat a 14 man limerick at home and they are on the crest of a wave after the kk game.
Here’s hoping all panels stay injury free for the rest of the season.

Cork were playing there 3rd game in two weeks,they were fatigued and showed great character to almost win at the death.They made tactical mistakes that day such as playing Coleman sweeper,also Cork wont hit hopeful ball into there ff line like kk did last sunday

lim4ev

rebelyell99 wrote: »

Cork were playing there 3rd game in two weeks,they were fatigued and showed great character to almost win at the death.They made tactical mistakes that day such as playing Coleman sweeper,also Cork wont hit hopeful ball into there ff line like kk did last sunday

I was at that match what a game what an atmosphere both teams were superb cork played 3 weeks in a row Limerick down to 14 evened it out the semi will be a sell out its a hop of a ball for me. The key could be both teams full back line and whoever wins that could be victorious

Clareman

For the semi finals, as a Clareman my heart says Clare but Galway are so much better than everyone else it'd take a lot for Clare to win, we'd need everything to go right, all our players to play to the top of their potential and Galway to have an off day.

The other semi final is fascinating, before Clare beat Limerick in Ennis you would have said Limerick were flying and were real All Ireland contenders, 1 bad game and they are almost discounted, I was very impressed with how Limerick recovered after Kilkenny got their goal in the quarter final, not too long ago Limerick would have folded but they didn't this time. For the first 34 minutes of the Munster final you'd have said that Cork were in a shambles, for the rest of the game you'd say they are the best team in the country, outscoring their opponents by 13 points until Clare got a consolation goal.

I'm going to hope for a Clare win in the semi-final but the bookies spread of Galway by 5 looks about right. The other semi final, I honestly don't know.

rebelyell99

lim4ev wrote: »

I was at that match what a game what an atmosphere both teams were superb cork played 3 weeks in a row Limerick down to 14 evened it out the semi will be a sell out its a hop of a ball for me. The key could be both teams full back line and whoever wins that could be victorious

I havnt been looking forward to a hurling game as much in years,two teams who play a nice brand of hurling,plenty scores ,skill and passion.It should be a thriller.A timely substitute could well decide this.Absolutely nothing between the two teams.

irishfeen

rebelyell99 wrote: »

I havnt been looking forward to a hurling game as much in years,two teams who play a nice brand of hurling,plenty scores ,skill and passion.It should be a thriller.A timely substitute could well decide this.Absolutely nothing between the two teams.

Do we have a replay on our hands??

... I’ve an awful funny feeling uno ..

rebelyell99

irishfeen wrote: »

Do we have a replay on our hands?? ... I’ve an awful funny feeling uno ..

I could be wrong but I think if its a draw it goes to extra time.

irishfeen

rebelyell99 wrote: »

I could be wrong but I think if its a draw it goes to extra time.

Surely a replay like the Leinster final?

I says

rebelyell99 wrote: »

I could be wrong but I think if its a draw it goes to extra time.

Yeah and replay if level after extra time

Lloyderz

Hi everyone. I am producing a SportsJOE live hurling event this Friday 8.45pm in the Mansion House. Tickets are free.

Two Johnnies are presenting, and the panel is Darach Honan, Ollie Moran, Seán Óg Ó hAilpín & Alan Kerins.

Would love to see all hurling fans there.

You can register here for tickets: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/sportsjoe-live-gaa-hurling-roadshow-tickets-48232282054

Thanks

slegs

As of Friday 35k tickets sold for Cork v Limerick with attendence expected to exceed 70k when all club tickets taken into account

Mahony0509

slegs wrote: »

As of Friday 35k tickets sold for Cork v Limerick with attendence expected to exceed 70k when all club tickets taken into account

I thought it was 35k in Limerick alone?

slegs

That’s what they expect. As I understand 35k has been sold via centra and tickets.ie already even before the club numbers confirmed

pajoguy

Tickets in the middle of the Upper Hogan available now. Section 730.

Niallers87

pajoguy wrote: »

Tickets in the middle of the Upper Hogan available now. Section 730.

Is this on tickets.ie? They don't appear to be there now

BloodyBill

The referee for Sunday's game would need to be very switched on. It's going to be an extremely fast game I feel and I'd be concerned that Cork are that bit better at winning frees.
This dipping the head into the tackle needs to be stopped. When a player tries to round his marker he dips his head and it looks like the defender is high tackling him. Cork are good at winning frees and I'd like Limerick to be a little cuter.

irishfeen

BloodyBill wrote: »

The referee for Sunday's game would need to be very switched on. It's going to be an extremely fast game I feel and I'd be concerned that Cork are that bit better at winning frees.
This dipping the head into the tackle needs to be stopped. When a player tries to round his marker he dips his head and it looks like the defender is high tackling him. Cork are good at winning frees and I'd like Limerick to be a little cuter.

... if it’s a free it’s a free, don’t matter if it’s for Cork or Limerick.

BloodyBill

Yeah I agree 100% that a free is a free no matter what. How ever I don't think alot of these supposed dangerous head high tackles are in fact frees. Forwards are playing for them by dropping their head. In that situation a free ought not be given. It works well in rugby..if you dip your head and get the Hurley around the neck it's on you not the defender or tackler. Play on.

rebs23

Mahony0509 wrote: »

I thought it was 35k in Limerick alone?

No.

BloodyBill

It's looking like a Sell out. I hope it is and it turns put to be a day to remember.

0byme75341jo28

BloodyBill wrote: »

It's looking like a Sell out. I hope it is and it turns put to be a day to remember.

Over 80000 people have joined the queue for tickets, and it's still only Wednesday. Would be very surprised if the stands don't at least sell out. Might have trouble filling up the Nally. I'd expect 75k to be there at least though. Should be a great occasion.

lim4ev

Why wouldnt it be a sell out who'd want to miss this

DuhJerk

Decent single seats available for Galway v Clare game online now too. There were only tickets in the corners of stands available till now.

MisterAnarchy

DuhJerk wrote: »

Decent single seats available for Galway v Clare game online now too. There were only tickets in the corners of stands available till now.

Yeah ,got some seats in 307 for the Cork-Limerick match ,they only had rubbish seats till now so I waited for returns from the clubs.

I says

Can’t wait for saturdays match

ShamoBuc

I says wrote: »

Can’t wait for saturdays match

Can't wait for Sundays match

BloodyBill

If Limerick managed to win the All Ireland imagine the boost hurling in the city would receive. It's badly needed. The likes of Claughaun, Old Christians and St Patrick's wouldn't make a senior club team between them at the moment. There's been numerous task forces but they weren't up to much. A New hurling club with heavy backing would be a great idea..like a revival of Young Irelanders maybe