Stoner wrote: » cant believe i missed that, I'd love to see it again, I should really get the DVD if there is one, I'd watch the Donegal game again too.
C.O.Y.B.I.B wrote: » Elverys in Omni, Santry had it at the counter for I think it was 1 euro ! Had a few last Week.
Stoner wrote: » he was certainly very good in the final last year. I was about to add him to the list with Brady as a player that would be handy against Donegal.IF Dublin get to ta final with Mayo he'd be handy to have too as he's not bad checking AOS running through. All that aside Nicky Deveroux seems to be growing into the position, size, height and speed and can carry the ball ball well. Does not distribute it as well as Brennan (Corny ) but he's certainly looked good so far, no great tests so far but still. Donegal would certainly try to target Brennan if he was on the pitch IMHO.
Stoner wrote: » On my way! Seriously though thanks .
TouchingVirus wrote: » Eleverys at Croker are selling them for €1 too. I went in to purchase a baseball cap for the Leinster Final after years of putting up with sun-gazing and couldn't resist it. I've no broken the seal on it but when I do it will be glorious. Got the 2013 edition for a Christmas present
Stoner wrote: » What's the key match up lads? I have a feeling he won't start O'Gara. I hope he holds him back TBH. Its going to be interesting its possibly the strongest 14 vs the strongest 3 left in the championship. Gallagher vs McAuley I think the Donegal man might win the first half but not the second. McBrearty could cause problems I'd expect Cooper or NcMahon to pick him up I could see one having trouble with him and a switch being made can't see Fitz staying with him for some reason. Heres my team Cluxton McMahon ocarrol cooper McCarty deveroux Nolan O'Sullivan MDM Connelly Rock Flynn AB Costello BB For some reason I could see Brady suiting this game OGara McCaffery KMcM and Bastic from the bench.
CurryFlavoured wrote: » I think we'll see as defensive a Donegal side as we've ever seen. With the bit of rain coming and the hand-egg game on on saturday the pitch could suit Donegal's scrappy style a bit more as well. It'll be tight but hopefully we come through, clinical shooting and patience needed. O'Gara vs McGee would be a great battle. I could see Eoghan being shut out but that'll hopefully leave a bit of space for Bernard and the lads. Rock's long range shooting could come in handy.
rebel girl 15 wrote: » Ladies under 16s beaten again by Cork for the second year in a row - sorry lads! Dublin seniors had a cracking win over Galway and are now into the All Ireland final on the 28th September against the winner of Cork v Armagh next weekend
emmetlego wrote: » Cork so!
Dublin 2-14 Galway 1-13 Gregory McGonigle’s Dublin ladies senior footballers are through to a first TG4 All-Ireland final since 2010 after beating Galway by four points at Cusack Park in Mullingar. In his first season at the helm, former Monaghan boss McGonigle has taken the Sky Blues to within touching distance of Brendan Martin Cup glory again. McGonigle was in charge of the Monaghan teams that lost the 2011 and 2013 All-Ireland finals but he now has the chance to strike gold at the third time of asking. For Galway, however, this was a third successive semi-final defeat, as goals from Lindsay Peat and Carla Rowe proved their undoing in the second half. Dublin led by 0-10 to 0-8 at half-time and in the second half the Leinster champions managed to turn the screw. Galway had a goal chance early in the second half as Ger Conneally forced a good save from Cliodhna O’Connor and at the other end, in the 40th minute, Peat forced the ball over the line at the second attempt following good work by sub Siobhan Woods. Dublin lost Leah Caffrey to the sin-bin for a yellow card offence but still managed to keep Galway comfortably at arm’s length. And when Rowe finished a flowing move in the 49th minute, the Jackies were 2-12 to 0-10 clear and firmly in the driving seat. Despite the best efforts of Annette Clarke and Barbara Hannon, Dublin were simply too good as they set up a final meeting with Armagh or Cork on September 28. Clarke, one of five survivors in the Galway team from their 2004 All-Ireland success, netted a 54th minute penalty and added two frees but Dublin held out for a four-point win. The sides had been level five times in the first half before a pair of frees from Dublin’s Sinead Aherne opened up a two-point gap. Galway led just once in the game, 0-6 to 0-5, but Dublin enjoyed a strong final ten minutes of the first half to regain the whip hand. Aherne finished as leading scorer for her side while Lyndsey Davey and Noelle Healy collected five points from play between them.
Nidgeweasel wrote: » Hard luck boys. You's have been great champions and won't be waiting too long for your next all Ireland.
Nidgeweasel wrote: » Bye now. Shut the door behind you and thanks. The guff spewed on here over the past 3 weeks. Embarassing. A brilliant day for Donegal.
corny wrote: » Don't like the way the play football and they've a unique set of supporters but they deserved their win!
Jake Rugby Walrus666 wrote: » My main 'what if' at the moment - Dublin take O'Gara off at half time and put in Darren Daly standing on the D.
