Bringing hurls on a plane.

You can't bring it on the plane and must go in the hold. Depending on your airline you will have to buy a bag to put in the hold.

I've put them in a black sack and taped them to my suitcase with no issues. Might depend on the person when checking in though

a bag is luggage, checked luggage generally isnt free unless you are travelling business/ first class or on a private jet

Isnt that a hurley in your mans hand, whats a hurl?

Ah, here we go again with the hurl or hurley debate 😁

'Hurley' is baby talk, just like doggy and horsey.

Grown-ups say 'hurl', just as we also say dog and horse.

I like how some people get so concerned about others calling it a hurl that they invent nonexistent grammatical rules to try "win" the debate. If the above was true you'd fish using a fishy, shield with a shieldy, hammer with a hammery, cycle using a cycley, paint with a paintey etc.

If anything there's more examples of the verb and noun being the same than of the noun being the "verb+y"; we bat with a bat, file with a file, hammer with a hammer, and I personally hurl with a hurl.

In the official rule-book it's alway referred to as a hurley.

Those parts of the rule book must have been written by either a baby-talking Munster man, or somebody from another part of the country where there's not much hurling, and who asked a baby-talking Munster man for advice instead of asking a grown-up..... 😁

Well, that survey is a real example of how statistics can be presented any way you like, to suit any given narrative.

Consider the possible headlines:

"Majority of voters say it's hurley, not hurl".

"Majority of Ireland says it's hurl, not hurley".

Both are correct! 😀