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Cork GAA Discussion Thread

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 303 ✭✭Smith614


    It's an absolutely joke I totally agree
    Have Fermoy lodged an appeal

    No doubt it affect players training for weeks with sunday in mind now having to change training this week as the game is brought forward
    It is a joke

    Fermoy and Mayfield game is back on Saturday at 2.30 pm so both of them are happy.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 169 ✭✭Hurleratheart


    eigrod wrote: »
    I agree. This forum has turned in to the TTM blog and is why I rarely contribute now because it is totally and utterly dominated by 1 poster.

    Top top outstanding post


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Smith614 wrote: »
    Fermoy and Mayfield game is back on Saturday at 2.30 pm so both of them are happy.

    Thanks smith


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Just a suggestion that anyone that thinks the cork thread is indeed dominated by any one poster i would suggest they look at the limerick thread and particularly the waterford thread where there's vl few post a lot day in day out so they do actually exist other than the cork thread but as usal some here with other agenda decide to see what they want to.

    With the greatest respect imo to other threads the cork thread has more to post when cork is accepted as football and hurling county with the ability if done right to compete at all levels in both codes also and ladies gaa huge part the game imo and while there's few self confessed hurling only fans here if they think the thread needs more posting why don't they simply take the lead and post more , now with respect I don't mean just pick out once city school and forget the rest and indeed just focus on for example city hurling team and Douglas which is what they think cork gaa is all about and there right to there choice but have absoultey no interest cork football etc or indeed actually contribute to this thread anything hurling wise from north or even east cork when imo east cork north cork etc and all all play a huge part of cork gaa. Also the sheer scale of cork with so many clubs there's a lot to discuss.
    Just cause some decide to focus on only on certain aspects of cork gaa doesn't mean other don't have a huge interest in all things cork gaa.
    Only last week we had one complaining Rochestown didn't get enough credit yet when one choosed to try and discuss all things cork it's still not good enough
    Ah but you see it is if it's there club or area gets all the focus it seems.

    I make no secrets my posts are long with great detail as there is a lot to discuss in Cork gaa as a whole as I simply don't see myself as a cork hurling man don't see my self as a football man, or men only, I rather see myself as Cork gaa which imo incudes women and men in football and hurling so please forgive me if I'm always talking cork
    By the same token if people want to just post on hurling alone that's there choice or indeed football but for those that contribute post to all things cork gaa it should be appreciated why they do it simply cause cork gaa represent a community imo than any one code thus maybes that fact should be taken in to why a poster posts a lot.
    Just my opinion of course.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 169 ✭✭Hurleratheart


    Good luck Middleton tomorrow against Ard scoil ris in dean Ryan

    Would be grate to get the win over them especially with Harty fixture coming next after mid term

    Dont like caher as a pitch but sod should be dry with all good wether

    As long as Middleton get job done who cahers were they play ??


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Best of luck to midelton tomorrow.
    The ptich won't matter really imo as it's going to be the same for both schools
    At this level, it's under age so it's natural to expect these fine young hurlers of the future will have bad and good days on the hurling field so it's all on the day as both are evenly matched and ard scoil half forward line is extremely good but with sean o leary Hayes at centre back midelton are strong in that area.

    Indeed aron Walsh Barry at full is a fine hurler and considering he can also play centre back where he won munster medal at under age two years ago in a final played in charville he could swap with Hayes if needs be as Hayes played full back last year on the dean Ryan cup winning team.
    Midelton have a strong team from one to fifteen.
    Mellrick is a good hurler at midfield as is oke at half forward but the full forward line is excellent with Liam o shea and Liam gosnell who got a load of scores between the two of them from play against thurles, are two good corner forwards with a very good strong full forward in Arthur nanago.

    Midelton are coached by Tim Collins who has successfully coached winning team but ard scoil will be extremely strong with a few limerick under age hurlers.
    The extra time v thurles will hopefully stand to midelton but this is a tough game to call as both are meant to be excellent teams.
    Who ever wins tomorrow would be probably favourites to win the final.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 37 Swoosh


    Smith614 wrote: »
    THE CCB have really shown 2 fingers to a lot of clubs with their shifting around of county finals a week b4 they are to be played. It is a disgrace how they are allowed do this to suit 2 senior football teams who will pull and drag each other all over Pairc ui Rinn again next Sunday. Dripsey, Charleville, Cloughduv & Dungourney should not take this carry on. It seems all clubs are equal but some are more equal than others.

    Mostly junior lower grade teams so they don't care and know that the media don't care about it either


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,460 ✭✭✭Orizio


    Munster P.P.S. ‏@Munsterpps 11m11 minutes ago
    Dean Ryan Ard Scoil Ris 1-15 Midleton 1-12 (FT) @munstergaa (via @gaajourno)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15 leaf123


    Minor and u21 draws tommorow night as u21 is the first championship to be played what kind of team panel might there be there..

    Colm O Driscoll
    Michael McSweeney Kieran Histon Dylan Quinn
    Stephen Cronin (injury ) Sean White Sean Powter
    Ian Maguire Peter Kelleher
    Dan O Duinin Michael Desmond Sean O Donoughue
    Michael Hurley Brian Coakley Richie O Sullivan...

    subs...Anthony Casey, Cian Kiely, Kevin Fahive, Sean O Leary,
    Killan O Connor, Shane Kingston, Don O Driscoll, Gary Murphy, Jack Bushe, Stephen Sherlock.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,369 ✭✭✭zetecescort


    Breige and Rena nominated for ladies football player of the year aswell as Dublins Lindsey Davey


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 417 ✭✭CORKDOUBLE


    leaf123 wrote: »
    Minor and u21 draws tommorow night as u21 is the first championship to be played what kind of team panel might there be there..

    Colm O Driscoll
    Michael McSweeney Kieran Histon Dylan Quinn
    Stephen Cronin (injury ) Sean White Sean Powter
    Ian Maguire Peter Kelleher
    Dan O Duinin Michael Desmond Sean O Donoughue
    Michael Hurley Brian Coakley Richie O Sullivan...

    subs...Anthony Casey, Cian Kiely, Kevin Fahive, Sean O Leary,
    Killan O Connor, Shane Kingston, Don O Driscoll, Gary Murphy, Jack Bushe, Stephen Sherlock.

    Well done you copyed this post which i posted on the PROC forum...


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 169 ✭✭Hurleratheart


    Orizio wrote: »
    Munster P.P.S. ‏@Munsterpps 11m11 minutes ago
    Dean Ryan Ard Scoil Ris 1-15 Midleton 1-12 (FT) @munstergaa (via @gaajourno)

    That's a balls
    Only a score in it


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    CORKDOUBLE wrote: »
    Well done you copyed this post which i posted on the PROC forum...

    Very strong panel there cork double you named I'd have a different team slightly but the same panel
    I'd include damien buckley from two years ago who made a huge difference as sub v Dublin but should have started imo.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Under twenty football avoid kerry til munster football final so it's a great draw in cork get game time.

    Under twenty hurlers have huge ask the draw i posted on limerick thread earlier today cork didn't want limerick
    It's at home and ist game is best game to get them but if management stay the same it's huge ask beat outstanding limerick outfit

    Minor hurling got excellent draw waterford away but win that avoid tippeary and should cork beat waterford and tippeary win it seems cork avoid tipp til a final and clare or limerick cork certainly feel confident about
    Now before any waterford people think I'm showing a lack of respect to them no I'm not simply cork minor team next year based on last year and the dean Ryan cup success the last two years and harty cup good runs and the recent under sixteen and seventeen success cork imo would be favourites

    It will certainly be tough going to waterford away but Cork certainly imo would prefer them than tippeary


    Football under twenty one likely to be if cork get there munster final in kerry
    While it gives cork games worry is kerry have games under jack to get there house in order and I expect cork to be competitive but think home advantage and jack influence kerry are bound to break cork dominance soon over them


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 417 ✭✭CORKDOUBLE


    Draws last night for u21 and minor ...tough draws all round but very tough for our under age hurling teams we are where we are at Minor and u21 in Munster so no match is easy for us next year as we are rated no5 in the province at the moment ...have we talent i think we have how about this for an u21 team....
    Patrick Collins
    Michael McSweeney Kieran Histon Darren Browne
    Mark Coleman Conor Twomey Niall Cashman
    David Noonan Darragh Fitzgibbon
    Shane Kingston Kevin O Neill Trevour Horgan
    Anthony Spillane Chris O Leary Luke Meade.....

    subs...Declan Dalton, Cian Walsh, Ciaran Cormack, Stephen Murphy, Conor Cahalane , Rickard Cahalane, Dillon Cahill, Robbie Flynn, Tim O Mahony, Dayne Lee, Darren Casey , Killan O Connor.......No Michael Cahalane or Pa O Callaghan which is just a huge pity both these players had the X factor....


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    CORKDOUBLE wrote: »
    Draws last night for u21 and minor ...tough draws all round but very tough for our under age hurling teams we are where we are at Minor and u21 in Munster so no match is easy for us next year as we are rated no5 in the province at the moment ...have we talent i think we have how about this for an u21 team....
    Patrick Collins
    Michael McSweeney Kieran Histon Darren Browne
    Mark Coleman Conor Twomey Niall Cashman
    David Noonan Darragh Fitzgibbon
    Shane Kingston Kevin O Neill Trevour Horgan
    Anthony Spillane Chris O Leary Luke Meade.....

    subs...Declan Dalton, Cian Walsh, Ciaran Cormack, Stephen Murphy, Conor Cahalane , Rickard Cahalane, Dillon Cahill, Robbie Flynn, Tim O Mahony, Dayne Lee, Darren Casey , Killan O Connor.......No Michael Cahalane or Pa O Callaghan which is just a huge pity both these players had the X factor....
    The only tough draw is the under twenty one hurling when you compare what it could have been with the others there perfect draws

    Cork are going to have meet kerry in the under twenty one football at some stage but avoid them till the final and also tipp
    What's tough about that
    Nothing to be fair in yes cork have to travel three times but Cork should not fear anyone in under twenty one football outside kerry and tippeary
    They avoided both so it's a good draw

    Minor hurling is perfect with the new system which means winning is rewarded and your not penalised so imo waterford which I think is away as Cork played them in cork three years ago is definitely winnable as waterford in both dean Ryan cup while dls are in the semi there harty cup teams have fallen off the standard a bit and Cork have beaten them at under sixteen and seventeen before so yes it's in waterford but certainly clare waterford and limerick to a lesser degree would been favour by cork

    The key is to avoid tipp and winning v waterford once tipp win cork have chance beat the other and meet tipp in munster final

    Limerick should cork meet cork have at home and there's nothing to fear really in coaching hasn't improved greatly from last year in Kinnerk joining he's great but he won't be with the minor


    Minor football has tipp yes a tough game but it's in cork and I don't think tipp have many from last year and kissane will have cork primed
    As poorly imo coached as Cork were last year they still pushed kerry in kerry all the way
    Beat tipp and it's imo a munster final v kerry as Cork should beat the rest and once you get to an munster final you're in the all ireland series
    That's a fine draw in avoid kerry til the Munster final.

    With out a doubt the under twenty one hurling has a huge absoultey huge ask to beat limerick
    Limerick are favourite but v Wexford they handled that we'll
    They have talent all over the field and if coaching stays as last year it's going to be tough but limerick at ccb seem to have a tendency to self destruct especially when they win as everyone wants a piece of the pie so who knows if management stay as it is

    Apparently management recently met three hours to review the season
    That imo beggars all belief when no need any such review when limerick management won the all ireland beating clare tipp Wexford and Galway along the way
    Ironic though the team that wins an all ireland is reviews yet the senior management have no such imo long reviews as if they did the senior mess there in now wouldn't be occurring as unfortunately as stated in the last ccb meeting and by the limerick media things are far far far from happy with the senior set up at present which is a shame when they have outstanding talent

    The good news also for cork is tipp seem be having problems making up there back room team with apparently loads being asked and so far seem three management from last year which imo doesn't mean change
    Conor Gleasson is excellent coach but he's gone to offaly
    There is rumours Jason Ryan Kildare is going to the hurling but I find that hard to believe but if he does join the hurling imo it's great for cork as he's good to a point at a certain level but he's imo not the tactical master he's been out to be
    Cork hurling if they got there actually act in order there's huge opportunity in munster to get to a final the only worry is cork while management team look okay the imo lack of designated specific roles likes a designated coach etc imo lacks structure and organisations and I have huge concern as also no announcement of the strength and conditions coach

    The football set up you got to applaud healy in one week he has serous organisation and structure with in in a manager a coach a s and c guy a sports physcolgy and two selector with one more to be added
    Kinnerk not joining clare hurling is a huge loss to them but it's rumoured Fraggie Murphy will have a role there with clare


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 417 ✭✭CORKDOUBLE


    Valid points but with our record in Munster in recent years at underage level means we will be underdogs which is a good case at any rate ...i would like to add Alan O Callaghan, Sean Hayes and Eoghan Kinery to the above list ....we have lots of hurlers i just hope we can develop them into intercounty players...


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,265 ✭✭✭ciarriaithuaidh


    The only tough draw is the under twenty one hurling when you compare what it could have been with the others there perfect draws

    Cork are going to have meet kerry in the under twenty one football at some stage but avoid them till the final and also tipp
    What's tough about that
    Nothing to be fair in yes cork have to travel three times but Cork should not fear anyone in under twenty one football outside kerry and tippeary
    They avoided both so it's a good draw

    Minor hurling is perfect with the new system which means winning is rewarded and your not penalised so imo waterford which I think is away as Cork played them in cork three years ago is definitely winnable as waterford in both dean Ryan cup while dls are in the semi there harty cup teams have fallen off the standard a bit and Cork have beaten them at under sixteen and seventeen before so yes it's in waterford but certainly clare waterford and limerick to a lesser degree would been favour by cork

    The key is to avoid tipp and winning v waterford once tipp win cork have chance beat the other and meet tipp in munster final

    Limerick should cork meet cork have at home and there's nothing to fear really in coaching hasn't improved greatly from last year in Kinnerk joining he's great but he won't be with the minor


    Minor football has tipp yes a tough game but it's in cork and I don't think tipp have many from last year and kissane will have cork primed
    As poorly imo coached as Cork were last year they still pushed kerry in kerry all the way
    Beat tipp and it's imo a munster final v kerry as Cork should beat the rest and once you get to an munster final you're in the all ireland series
    That's a fine draw in avoid kerry til the Munster final.

    With out a doubt the under twenty one hurling has a huge absoultey huge ask to beat limerick
    Limerick are favourite but v Wexford they handled that we'll
    They have talent all over the field and if coaching stays as last year it's going to be tough but limerick at ccb seem to have a tendency to self destruct especially when they win as everyone wants a piece of the pie so who knows if management stay as it is

    Apparently management recently met three hours to review the season
    That imo beggars all belief when no need any such review when limerick management won the all ireland beating clare tipp Wexford and Galway along the way
    Ironic though the team that wins an all ireland is reviews yet the senior management have no such imo long reviews as if they did the senior mess there in now wouldn't be occurring as unfortunately as stated in the last ccb meeting and by the limerick media things are far far far from happy with the senior set up at present which is a shame when they have outstanding talent

    The good news also for cork is tipp seem be having problems making up there back room team with apparently loads being asked and so far seem three management from last year which imo doesn't mean change
    Conor Gleasson is excellent coach but he's gone to offaly
    There is rumours Jason Ryan Kildare is going to the hurling but I find that hard to believe but if he does join the hurling imo it's great for cork as he's good to a point at a certain level but he's imo not the tactical master he's been out to be
    Cork hurling if they got there actually act in order there's huge opportunity in munster to get to a final the only worry is cork while management team look okay the imo lack of designated specific roles likes a designated coach etc imo lacks structure and organisations and I have huge concern as also no announcement of the strength and conditions coach

    The football set up you got to applaud healy in one week he has serous organisation and structure with in in a manager a coach a s and c guy a sports physcolgy and two selector with one more to be added
    Kinnerk not joining clare hurling is a huge loss to them but it's rumoured Fraggie Murphy will have a role there with clare

    Isn't Kissane gone to the Seniors TTM? There's no way he can do both.

    Kerry have very strong Minor teams coming through over the next 2 years. I'm not sure who's going to be running the show with Peter Keane yet, but there is massive potential there.
    Kerry u21s next year will obviously be based around a core of the 2014 minor winning team and with a good management in place, should have a good shot at the big prize.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Isn't Kissane gone to the Seniors TTM? There's no way he can do both.

    Kerry have very strong Minor teams coming through over the next 2 years. I'm not sure who's going to be running the show with Peter Keane yet, but there is massive potential there.
    Kerry u21s next year will obviously be based around a core of the 2014 minor winning team and with a good management in place, should have a good shot at the big prize.
    As far as I'm aware he's doing both.
    I could be wrong but I heard nothing saying he's gone from the minor and I see no reason why he can't do s and c with football as not main coaching role but defined role in the senior with minors coaching

    Denis ring coached cork minor and Fermoy
    Fitzmaurice done kerry and school level
    Now yes this is senior but flangan very busy own business done cork past year and as far as I'm aware involved in the back ground with a club also
    Clare seniors hurling had Kinnerk etc with senior and under twenty one
    Kissane has he's own business yes but imo may be possible for him time management

    Also one thing about kissane is he's committed and loyal and I doubt he's give word minor under herihly then leave for senior when kissane being individual he is would already have plans for next year minor in place

    Nothing was said he's dropping down so I'd hope he does both
    This is unlike dual players where it was not possible to do both in coaches have the ability to do both in the right circumstances and healy structure at senior imo allow kissane to double task but of course it's ultimately kissane choice at the end of the day
    Numerous coaches that are or have been involved in two teams
    Cunningjham Galway was in football and hurling at the same time
    Kissane while s and c is a important role compared to being's main management it's a peripheral role in comparison imo.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    http://www.independent.ie/sport/hurling/galway-boss-anthony-cunningham-managing-to-keep-it-moving-26807863.html
    It shows both sides of the argument
    Imo kissane role with the senior means it easier for him as he's not managing the whole set up he's just looking after one area
    He's coaching role in minor is hands on but herihly excellent organisation etc will manage other area
    I'd be inclined to think kissane being fit and energetic and passionate can be done but he's playing career with club probably will have to be evaluation as it's tough do all three but I feel both management roles are attainable to do in the right environment
    And the minors and senior back room team all credit due at the end of the day imo look good imo


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,265 ✭✭✭ciarriaithuaidh


    What happens if Cork Seniors and Minors make it to a Munster final or AI Semi final or final? Kissane would be tasked with doing the warmup with both probably..or at least would have a big role in both...what would he do then?

    I don't see it being possible really to be involved in both, especially given the minor championship kicks off in Spring and Cork Seniors will be training 3/4 nights a week at that stage you'd imagine..there's going to be overlaps surely?

    It's strange given he was announced as Minor coach and then as part of the Senior setup alright, maybe they have some plan that entails him only making a certain number of sessions, but that wouldn't really be best practice so I don't know what the plan is. I think he could be hugely important to the Senior squad so if it were me, I would want him there 100% of the time, not half the time.
    Big loss to minors if he IS gone as the county isn't exactly teeming with quality coaches at the cutting edge of the game of football.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    What happens if Cork Seniors and Minors make it to a Munster final or AI Semi final or final? Kissane would be tasked with doing the warmup with both probably..or at least would have a big role in both...what would he do then?

    I don't see it being possible really to be involved in both, especially given the minor championship kicks off in Spring and Cork Seniors will be training 3/4 nights a week at that stage you'd imagine..there's going to be overlaps surely?

    It's strange given he was announced as Minor coach and then as part of the Senior setup alright, maybe they have some plan that entails him only making a certain number of sessions, but that wouldn't really be best practice so I don't know what the plan is. I think he could be hugely important to the Senior squad so if it were me, I would want him there 100% of the time, not half the time.
    Big loss to minors if he IS gone as the county isn't exactly teeming with quality coaches at the cutting edge of the game of football.
    I don't see the problem in both games would be the same venue and numerous coaches like Kinnerk double teamed in senior and minors

    Minor he's job I'd is coaching so he's with team
    Soon game over plenty time do warm up
    He's main s and c work will be done away from the bright lights of croke park and the real work he does will be from now and the coming months ahead
    He's s and c with cork so every single football session senior won't be needed
    I'd say both will be tailored accordingly for him
    Cunningjham had huge task managing two teams and lilike kerry own pat o shea and there was no problem

    To a lesser degree we see Galway camoige management have both roles senior and intermediate camoige in all ireland finals

    Carey was with camoige team Ballingry limerick hours before in county final then senior county final that same aftenoon
    I agree it's tough but it can be done with the right support

    Kinnerk proved it can be done with clare under twenty one and senior over lapping a lot but both were successful and Kinnerk had Success with both


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Cork intermediate hurling final tomorrow


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Senior replay sunday in football.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    http://www.irishtimes.com/sport/coach-kinnerk-helps-clare-s-younger-stars-refocus-for-under-21-decider-1.1521409
    Kinnerk done both roles and imo far far tougher for players to recover from over lapping but not coaching who can have a plan well in place for clashes if they occur
    To have this successful it need full cooperation between minor manager and senior football management and both healy and herihly seem very reasonable and approachable imo


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    http://www.the42.ie/paul-kinnerk-clare-1101276-Sep2013/
    This article imo is better showing how roles can be done
    Here Kinnerk was coaching and even playing to a degree
    The trip shows he's huge demands travel wise when he was up north then back another match with clare that evening


    Cork are unlikely in the football to have such demands early on as the league away trip to Donegal it's likely it won't cause problems with minors football
    It's interesting to see if cork take part leinster football minor league that done last year when carlow actually beat Cork
    I would think that it's no doubt most couldn't do different roles together but like Kinnerk kissane is young and same driven minded hugely passionate gaa man you would think hes could imo be that exception

    Kissane from studying degree abroad in sports performance etc imo is like Kinnerk he can think though situation and find simple ways to cope
    He managed travelling to clare and I think he lives in cobh with other demands for year and imo cork minor and football will be training close proximity in cork
    Cit job yes you would think that's a non runner now


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 107 ✭✭It makes sense


    Cork intermediate hurling final tomorrow

    Has to be Charleville for me would be an almighty surprise if Dripsey won, Charleville has a lot of talent and would do well at intermediate grade. Junior final also on tomorrow between Dungourney and cloughduv would imagine that would be a closer match.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,460 ✭✭✭Orizio


    Wouldn't be surprised if Duns hammered Cloughduv.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,276 ✭✭✭thinkstoomuch1


    Has to be Charleville for me would be an almighty surprise if Dripsey won, Charleville has a lot of talent and would do well at intermediate grade. Junior final also on tomorrow between Dungourney and cloughduv would imagine that would be a closer match.
    I would think and hope charville win but this one to ten on apparently in the bookies for charville is crazy when a county club final could be close
    Charville be fair are not getting carried away and expect huge games but neutral think this will be cake walk for charville

    I hope charville win as I have nothing against dripsey and I admire there spirt and fact even with seven town lands get great unity there and they never give up but for cork hurling i feel as individuals charville with Alan dennehy the brilliant James o brien, Danny flynn who had terrific season and imo should started all ireland intermediate final and Darren Casey and Fitzgibbon two ex cork minor imo they have players that would improve at a higher grade and may offer various cork team something

    Dripsey been written off means there imo is back to the wall performance in them and if there in the game at half time imo it could be tough for charville but charville once the focus is correct and the hunger from last year defeat means should be focused and the glen and newestown lost final but won this year so charville should be the same
    If charville turn up and expect to win it could be tough.
    If they match the intensity and hunger dripsey there superior pace and hurling even though the ptich will suit dripsey charville should win
    They finished top of the division two hurling league and lost only by a point to castle lyons and show all signs of Peter finn from limerick in all he's team club are well coached

    Dripsey main man is ex cork hurler mark sullivan who under Walsh played centre forward in the league and imo alan dennehy should be marking on him as dennehy has held inter county player with cit and Cork last year and once sullivan is held its hard to see where the scores will come from.


    The full back Kellher is good but finn should know of him as he played club hurling in limerick. Riordain is a good captain also for dripsey. Carey is a good centre back also.
    Charville imo to win but this could be close
    No doubt charville are the best team in it and were unlucky last year but tonight is the night to show that.


    Dungourney and cloughduv in the junior I don't mind who wins as long as who ever wins is unlike last year cork junior representatives competitive in munster and not absoultey hammered out the gate in munster when it was the worst cork junior team results in munster in year when likes meelin, dripsey, kildorrey charville all doing cork junior hurling proud winning munster

    Even though Fermoy and Grenagh down the years lost and that happens but both and Grenagh two years ago put up great display in waterford lost at least they were competitive
    I'd be hoping for a good game tonight and I wouldn't mind who wins once they compete in munster
    Dungourney are favourite but having said that it's hard to know can you read much in to east cork junior hurling when last year east cork team that won got beaten well in munster by a waterford team and even though that team monligo were a fine team you would still expecting based on previous cork team results the team to be competitive at the least

    Cloughduv have a few under sixteen with the lad in goal under seventeen and only recently started playing minor grade two so they have a young team
    Cloughduv is the place where Kevin Murray ex cork hurler and paudie was from and indeed ex great camoige player Lynn dunlea

    The senior football replay is difficult imo to call in both are well coached.
    Big game Monday in the county under twenty hurling final between duhallow and black Rock
    Blackrock will have a good test but should win but hopefully the glen win will drive them on at senior
    Indeed if they win it's good for the city with Douglas winning the minor and the glen winning the senior and Rochestown outstanding school success and credit Rochestown winning in the football beating Marc o se trained school this week.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 80 ✭✭Producer Ben


    Orizio wrote: »
    Wouldn't be surprised if Duns hammered Cloughduv.

    Draw.

    Charleville demolished Dripsey 5-24 1-10.


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