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All Ireland Senior Hurling (Liam Mccarthy Cup) 2019

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Munster

Round 1- Sunday 12th May
Waterford vs Clare- Walsh Park 2pm
Cork vs Tipp- PUC 4pm

Round 2- Sunday 19th May
Tipp vs Waterford- Thurles 2pm
Limerick vs Cork- Gaelic Grounds 4pm

Round 3- Sun 2nd June
Waterford vs Limerick- Walsh Park 2pm
Clare vs Tipp- Cusack Park 4pm

Round 4- Sat 8th/Sun 9th June
Cork vs Waterford- PUC 7pm (Sat 8th)
Limerick vs Clare- Gaelic Grounds 4pm (Sun 9th)

Round 5- Sun 16th June
Clare vs Cork- Cusack Park 2pm
Tipp vs Limerick- Thurles 2pm

Final- Sun 30th June 2pm Venue TBC

Leinster

Round 1- Sat 11th//Sun 12th May
Kilkenny vs Dublin- Nowlan Park 7pm (Sat 11th)
Galway vs Carlow- Pearse Stadium 3pm (Sun 12th)

Round 2- Sun 19th May
Carlow vs Kilkenny- Netwatch Cullen Park 3pm
Dublin vs Wexford- Parnell Park 3pm

Round 3- Sun 26th May/Sun 2nd June
Galway vs Wexford- Pearse Stadium 4pm (Sun 26th May)
Carlow vs Dublin- Netwatch Cullen Park 3pm (Sun 2nd June)

Round 4- Sat 8th/Sun 9th June
Wexford vs Carlow- Wexford Park 7pm (Sat 8th June)
Kilkenny vs Galway- Nowlan Park 2pm (Sun 9th June)

Round 5- Sat 15th June
Dublin vs Galway- Parnell Park 7pm
Wexford vs Kilkenny- Wexford Park 7pm

Final- Sun 30th June Croke Park 4pm

All Ireland

Sat 6th/Sun 7th July
All-Ireland SHC preliminary quarter-finals
Joe McDonagh Cup winner v Leinster 3rd placed team
Joe McDonagh Cup runner-up v Munster 3rd placed team

Sat 13th/Sun 14th July
All-Ireland SHC quarter-finals
Leinster runner-up v Joe McDonagh Cup runner-up or Munster group 3rd placed team
Munster runner-up v Joe McDonagh Cup winner or Leinster group 3rd placed team

Sat 28th/Sun 29th July
All-Ireland SHC semi-final
Provincial winner v quarter-final winner- Croke Park
Provincial winner v quarter-final winner- Croke Park

Sun 18th Aug
All Ireland Senior Final- Croke Park 3.30pm

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C__MC

Again the tipp forwards look fragile
Not tracking runners;

walshb

Hawkeye isn’t always great. Just like in tennis when it shows a ball in by about a poxy milimter. 99 percent of ball is out...that’s out...

LuckyGent88

Think Tipp will be reasonably happy to be only 2 points down as Wexford had them in awful bother at times.

Still not convinced by that controversial point. Very similar to Eoin Murphy against Waterford a few years ago.

Wexford certainly getting the most off this ref and it makes no sense for a Kilkenny ref to be in charge.

Happy4all

awec wrote: »

You can’t blame the referee for that non goal. What can he do?

True but you would imagine he got the call a bit quicker than up blew up, which didn't help.

Itssoeasy

Was watching the Grand Prix but I caught the very end of the first half and it seems there will be a few talking points from this game.

C__MC

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

Think Tipp will be reasonably happy to be only 2 points down as Wexford had them in awful bother at times.

Still not convinced by that controversial point. Very similar to Eoin Murphy against Waterford a few years ago.

Wexford certainly getting the most off this ref and it makes no sense for a Kilkenny ref to be in charge.

You are spot on no way should a kk man in charge of this game

Mike Guide 69

From looking at the reply ,it looks as if Hogan ,caught the ball ,but seriously it must have been a millimetre,just over but even at that ,did it even constitute a full clearance over the bar to activate the Hawkeye sensors to allow the point,I’m more confused now tbh!!!!

Mantis Toboggan

Cleere is out of his league here. Noel McGrath gets a yellow for a high tackle, 5 minutes later high tackle from a wexford player and nothing?

dastardly00

Happy4all wrote: »

True but you would imagine he got the call a bit quicker than up blew up, which didn't help.

So you think he got the call and then decided to let the play continue on just for the sh1ts & giggles??

citykat

Whatever about the hawkeye point, there was absolutely nothing wrong with Tipps disallowed goal

threeball

Brian017 wrote: »

RMAOK wrote: »

They said on the commentary that Hawkeye exaggerated the flight of the ball anyways.

It shows the predicted path of the ball as if the keeper hadn't touched it

But he did touch it. No way that ball was over. He can't catch the ball with the whole thing over the bar. Not a chance.

ClanofLams

Analyst was correct before the game saying it shouldn’t be a kk referee. Don’t think that has affected his decisions but it’s not a good look. Wonder if HQ foolishly assumed Limerick would win yesterday?

fullstop

Why can’t they use that in-goal camera to look at the disputed point?

barneystinson

Mike Guide 69 wrote: »

From looking at the reply ,it looks as if Hogan ,caught the ball ,but seriously it must have been a millimetre,just over but even at that ,did it even constitute a full clearance over the bar to activate the Hawkeye sensors to allow the point,I’m more confused now tbh!!!!

I’d say it was hogan’s hand rather than the ball that triggered it...?

citykat

The only reason Cleere is reffing today is because the authorities thought Limerick would win yesterday!

namloc1980

namloc1980 wrote: »

There is no way the ball was as far over the bar as Hawkeye suggested.

Looking at it again I don't think it crossed the crossbar at all.

fullstop

threeball wrote: »

But he did touch it. No way that ball was over. He can't catch the ball with the whole thing over the bar. Not a chance.

Of course you can. How many mm is a sliotar? You can easily catch it from behind the line.

Angliru

ClanofLams wrote: »

Analyst was correct before the game saying it shouldn’t be a kk referee. Don’t think that has affected his decisions but it’s not a good look. Wonder if HQ foolishly assumed Limerick would win yesterday?

Jesus get Brian Cody as ref and he'd do a better job than Cleere. Consistently mingles the rules whenever it suits him and does whatever he can for it to be about him. He's like Clattenburg.

walshb

citykat wrote: »

Whatever about the hawkeye point, there was absolutely nothing wrong with Tipps disallowed goal

There was. It happened from an incorrect resumption of the game..

corner back 2

Angliru wrote: »

It is almost like Cleere is trying to live up to his name as the worst ref in the sport.

I'd say he has a fair bit of competition for that title.

lawred2

Obviously the angle on TV isn't clear but it doesn't look to me that the ball cleared the bar.

Can see Tipp running out of steam with about 20 to go

SeaFields

Joanne is brutal.

marvin80

Pigeon Chaser wrote: »

Absolutely wonderful to see Pádraic Maher done for charging / barging / over carrying.

Been getting away with it for years

To be fair he couldn't do much more with two lads hanging out of him there for that incident.

Stoner

marvin80 wrote:

To be fair he couldn't do much more with two lads hanging out of him there for that incident.

Thought it was a free out myself.

citykat

walshb wrote: »

There was. It happened from an incorrect resumption of the game..

The first disallowed goal ðŸ˜

corner back 2

Huge amounts of space compared to yesterday's game. Tipperary backs very open.

walshb

Had there been any clear replay of the point? Keep showing it from the pitch..

C__MC

Jesus Cantwell is dire
Youd miss lyster

dastardly00

threeball wrote: »

But he did touch it. No way that ball was over. He can't catch the ball with the whole thing over the bar. Not a chance.

I think you need to go out to your local GAA pitch and try it. Of course it's possible to catch the ball when it's broken the plane of the goal line. We humans have these things called shoulders and wrists

namloc1980

Interesting to hear from the people on Hawkeye but I'm pretty sure that the system isn't designed for how the referee used it there on the point i.e. Goal line technology. It simply is tracking the ball flight.