Club championships 2021/2022

Can't believe Na Fianna were 9 points up against Kilmacud Crokes with 9 minutes to go, couldn't close it out and ended up getting a shellacking in extra time 08-01.

Bloody hell. Something wrong with a competition that has two teams with that much of a gap between them playing each other.

There can be huge gaps in quality between teams at the Junior level championship in Leinster. In 2018 Dunnamaggin won all the matches by 10+. There was a special Junior Leinster club championship for the weakest counties prior to 2015. Maybe it should be brought back.

Rory O'Carroll I think. Well he was dual previously.

I really like the look of Mountbellew Moylough, I think they should be more than good enough to win Connacht. I can’t see any team being good enoug Kilmacud in Leinster. Ulster as always is the most open. The 3 standout teams up there for me are Kilcoo (2020 All Ireland finalists), Glen (who have a lot of their team made up of the 2011 - 2014, 4 in a row winning Ulster minor club championship teams who are now aged between 24 and 28) and Dromore (who came through the highly competitive, high quality Tyrone championship). Kilcoo are my pick. In Munster I think the Kerry winners should be good enough. Stacks and Rahillys is a tough one to call but Rahillys are my pick. Finbarrs should get over the line in Cork and will put up a challenge.

My prediction for the 4 semi finalist is Mountbellew Moylough, Kilmacud Crokes, Kilcoo and Kerins O’Rahillys.

All Ireland finals are in early February.

Its not on RTE and TG4, I think Beo Sport have streamed Galway games this year.

Didn't watch the games today but I wish the indiscipline would stop its a blight on the games either players mentors or supporters getting involved with each other or officials . Its the main gripe I have with our games and gives the knockers a nice handy reason to knock the association .

Well said Guru. The players that physically jostled the ref can very easily be identified from video. GAA needs to send out a strong signal now.

The decision not to give a mark to Mountbellew was a poor one but the ref was unsighted and it was a mistake ... nothing more than that.

Plenty of mistakes made by Mountbellew players throughout the match but it's just too easy for them to point to a ref's mistake instead.

Refs decision not to award the mark was correct as he was inside the 45.