The 2021 All Ireland Senior Football Championship

It was for the good of the game/gaa they poured money into Dublin and look where it ended it. You have maybe 5 or 6 teams with a realistic shot of winning the all Ireland.

Lol. Didnt take long.

No, 75% events are still restricted to vaccinated only. Croke Park wont be asking for vaccine certs so still in the 50% category but most likely to remain at 40k since its pretty close to 50% already and they wont want to be seen to be pushing things after the scenes around the hurling.

And the confusion continues. Not sure why they cant just say whether things are happening or not. It's not legally enforceable to ask for covid certs, so croke park could bump up to 75% if they wanted and just not bother checking people have the cert lol. Ireland really is some craic.

Let it go man.

Because the law to check vaccine certs only applies to indoor dining. They aren't going to change it to any other events.

AFAIK

Any entity can set its own entry conditions. A pub or club could set entry conditions of over 21 and you had to provide identification that you met the requirements.

In the case of resturants and hotels it was for indoor dining where you were not resident. If I want a drink inside a pub I have to provide a COVID certficate and identification. Recently went to a hotel to get a meal. They only allowed non residents to eat outside vaccinated or not.

The GAA can set its own conditions. If it decides on 75% attendance and it set conditions that you have to be vaccinated to attend then you have to be vaccinated and provide proof that is requested. It might cause an issue for the Tyrone team and there team managment

Ah seriously.

Clarke was the best shot stopper the game has seen and Mayos best keeper by a country mile.

The way the game developed in regards to kick out over the 2nd half of his career was difficult for him as he was never going to be a pin point accurate low trajectory kicker of the ball.He was also the best I've ever seen at clearing or fetching a highball in his own square.

There were seasons (more than one) where he saved more penalties than were scored against him,the best one on one keeper there's been.A few all stars aswell.

If you're on a wind up then fair enough but to say David Clarke wasn't good enough for Mayo is just plain horsesh1t.

Pity Clark wasn't involved in the final, him and Morgan could have a race to see who gives away the most scores to the opposition.

Clarke ??

Are you drinking some of strumms TK lemonade ?

Yeah his kicks out weren't great at beginning, but he definitely improved.

He was brilliant shot stopper.

Also last year I recall Eamon Fitzmaurice made comments about him in final and how impressed he was with his talking and commands to the defenders.

He could be plainly heard as no crowd.

Jaysus I heard a certain poster has only finished rehab to get over that incident.

Speaking of which I was wondering if we should organise a gofund me page to get someone a bit of counseling ?

I will put in the first 5c.

I feel exactly the opposite. I always felt O'Connor wasn't quite as good as his scoring record indicates but Clarke was a fine keeper. Rochford dropping him for the replay was a major clanger and may well have cost them that final.

Stephen Donnelly seemingly putting the kibosh on any capacity increase

By the way, is there any scientific basis for the 50% capacity thing. Seems like you'd still be up close with a lot of strangers, most unmasked if the hurling final is anything to go by...

Well Croke Park capacity of 82,300 is public knowledge. I suppose the GAA could try selling an extra 5K or 10K tickets but seeing as they couldn't announce it publicly I don't see much point. And they're on thin enough ice with the government and NPHET alrea\dy, so if they got caught pulling that sort of stroke...