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All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship 2024 (Munster And Leinster Championships,Liam McCarthy Cup)

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Munster Championship (Top 2 Qualify for Munster final, 3rd Qualify for All Ireland Preliminary QFs)

Round 1 (Tipperary Bye)

Sun 21st April- Clare vs Limerick 2pm

Sun 21st April- Waterford vs Cork 4pm

Round 2 (Waterford Bye)

Sun 28th April- Cork vs Clare 2pm

Sun 28th April- Limerick vs Tipperary 4pm

Round 3 (Clare Bye)

Sat 4th May- Waterford vs Tipperary 6pm

Sat 11th May- Cork vs Limerick 7pm

Round 4 (Limerick Bye)

Sun 19th May- Clare vs Waterford 2pm

Sun 19th May- Tipperary vs Cork 4pm

Round 5 (Cork Bye)

Sun 26th June- Limerick vs Waterford 4pm

Sun 26th June- Tipperary vs Clare 4pm

Sun 9th June- Final

Leinster Championship (Top 2 Qualify for Munster final, 3rd Qualify for All Ireland Preliminary QFs)

The Team that finishes in 6th place is relegated to the Joe McDonagh Cup for 2025

Round 1

Sun 21st Apr- Kilkenny vs Antrim 2pm

Sun 21st Apr- Wexford vs Dublin 2pm

Sun 21st Apr- Galway vs Carlow 2pm

Round 2

Sat 27th Apr- Antrim vs Wexford 3pm

Sat 27th Apr- Carlow vs Dublin 6pm

Sun 28th Apr-Galway vs Kilkenny 2pm

Round 3

Sat 4th May- Wexford vs Galway 4pm

Sat 11th May- Dublin vs Antrim 4pm

Sat 11th May- Carlow vs Kilkenny 4.30pm

Round 4

Sat 18th May- Dublin vs Kilkenny 3pm

Sat 18th May- Antrim vs Galway 3pm

Sun 19th May- Carlow vs Wexford 3pm

Round 5

Sun 26th May- Kilkenny vs Wexford 2pm

Sun 26th May- Galway vs Dublin 2pm

Sun 26th May- Antrim vs Carlow 2pm

Sat 8th June- Final

Sat 15th/Sun 16th May- All Ireland Preliminary QFs (Joe Mcdonagh Cup Winners vs 3rd Munster, Joe McDonagh Cup Runners Up vs 3rd Leinster)

Sat 22nd/Sun 23rd May- All Ireland QFs (Munster/Leinster Runners Up vs 2x Preliminary QF

Winners)

Sat 6th/Sun 7th July- All Ireland Semi Finals (Munster/Leinster Winners vs 2x QF winners)

Sun 21st July- All Ireland Final

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High bike

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158922#Comment_122158922

Exactly the point I made today but some clowns on here seem to think because he guessed right it's ok

Butterbeans

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158891#Comment_122158891

And that's the crux of it. People will argue he got it right, which he did, but he had no idea what was right at the time

siyo

Umpire must have had his x-ray vision contact lenses in.

Seadin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158741#Comment_122158741

He got a perfect legitimate goal that was ruled out so it balances it out I suppose.

TheMilkyPirate

Fantastic coverage of the leinster championship there on the Sunday game 🙄

threeball

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158699#Comment_122158699

He had at least 12 on two scores he got. Bananas it was let go

threeball

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158419#Comment_122158419

The biggest problem is the amount of soft scores from frees for minor indescrestions and 65s. Indirect frees means more ball in play, more hurling done, more turnovers and less chance for refs to give game changing decisions that are often wrong.

High bike

The black card incident after 2 minutes obviously didn't happen at all,not shown or mentioned.No surprise there I suppose on the Sunday game,I can't believe they actually showed the square ball that wasn't a square ball.

[Deleted User]

Looking at the Sunday Game there, Jesus, Horgan gets away with some amount of steps

gormdubhgorm

Just on the crowd invasion debate raised by TSG panel

It was an issue in Croke Park back in 2010. And they installed those clear plastic barriers in front of the Hill because they figured out that was where the "invasion" started.

https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sport/gaa/fears-of-croke-park-closure-over-pitch-invasions/28552596.html

I wonder will they finally end up having to do to the same in the provincial grounds?

If I remember correctly insurance reasons were the main driver in GAA HQ as there were a number of claims during crowd invasions as it was.

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The Munster games today were great ones for the neutral (Until Cork pulled away).

endainoz

Sunday game called the 65 decision correct, no suprises there, glad they called out the childish shite after aswell. Including the Clare selector shoving Davy, no place for that rubbish.

[Deleted User]

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122157877#Comment_122157877

They have been 'thin in the dung' for the last couple of years.

Very poor showing by their supporters too today

Straight Talker

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122157799#Comment_122157799

I think Tipp's problem was that they delayed blooding those underage all Ireland winners. If they started blooding them sooner they'd be a lot better off now.

Anyway all that is Tipp's problem and not Cork's. Pat Ryan and the players sure have (myself included) answered the doubters over the last two games.

Straight Talker

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122157650#Comment_122157650

We'll just settle for landing that one all Ireland first, and getting the almost twenty year old monkey off our backs!

corny

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122157876#Comment_122157876

With a bit of nuance though… if progression to the AI series is the ultimate prize.

Dublin are out unless they lose narrowly and Wexford are beaten badly. More than a 10 point difference. Galway are out if they lose.

robbiezero

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158407#Comment_122158407

Id say Darragh Fitzgibbon is right up there too at the moment, playing some stuff. But certainly Chin is some player.

breezy1985

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158432#Comment_122158432

Ya but that's Tipp and they are clearly pure shte 🤣

YabaDabaDooley

I don't think there's too many 65's in most games so i wouldn't change it. It is a lot easier with the modern ball and hurley but i remember Tipp missed nine frees a lot of them only 40 yards from goal v Clare in league semi final so they can be missed. It is just highlighted today because it was the last puck of the game. If i changed one small thing it would be the sliotar could not be placed in front of the 65 line nearer the goals like it was today.

castletownman

At the end of the day, its gone all too easy to score from long-range in hurling. Technology and player conditioning the reason. Same as golf- hitting a 62 in a major was unheard of and now there were two in the same tournament. Holes over 500 yards that used to be par 5's are now par 4's.

Quick puck-out to lad on wing and straight over the bar gets tiresome quick.

TheMilkyPirate

Lee chin at the moment is the best hurler in the country

robbiezero

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158241#Comment_122158241

Id even go as far as your own 45. But definitely giving what is a handy free for deflecting a ball out is way too harsh and was starkly illustrated there. Indirect is also a good idea.

C4000

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158202#Comment_122158202

Completely agree. You have situations where keepers make spectacular saves or defenders make great blocks and are punished with an almost certain point.

breezy1985

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158202#Comment_122158202

Both are great ideas and I would say either would do the trick.

Another one worth trying is 65s to be taken from your own 65 but I prefer the ideas above.

The White Feather

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122158202#Comment_122158202

Surely they should at least enforcing the rule that they are taken from the 65 for starters!!

Avon8

End of the Clare Waterford game is another good example that they need to change 65's.

They were designed at a time when it was rare to score one. Now every decent u14 club free taker is slotting them over. It's a ridiculously harsh penalty for a deflected wide ball and it decided a very important game today

They add nothing to the spectacle either. Make them indirect or make them playable from the ground only

breezy1985

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122157890#Comment_122157890

My apologies. I thought it was Cork first.

PeggyShippen

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122157871#Comment_122157871

Munster final is in Thurles if it's Clare v Limerick or Waterford v Clare or Limerick V Waterford. Thurles is first up of the 3 stadiums on the rota.

Stacksofwacks

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122157650#Comment_122157650

Steady on Tipp were pure scutter today

Brian017

So much for the Round Robin! The quirk of the fixture scheduling means both Galway/Dublin and Kilkenny/Wexford next week are de facto Leinster SFs

breezy1985

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122157849#Comment_122157849

The Munster final is now definitely in Cork.

Edit: wrong.