The Tipperary GAA (Club and Intercounty) Thread

buggy beag · 25-01-2016 2:21am

Was in liverpool for the weekend so missed todays game so unbelievable result considering mary i were one of the favs for the colleges cup.were tipp that good?

evolving tipperary · 25-01-2016 2:16pm

I wouldn't read too much into it - very early doors. Some interesting positional switches, though - Breen and Fitzell at midfield. Hamill at full back - Brendan Maher at wing back...

buggy beag · 25-01-2016 4:07pm

evolving tipperary wrote:

I wouldn't read too much into it - very early doors. Some interesting positional switches, though - Breen and Fitzell at midfield. Hamill at full back - Brendan Maher at wing back...

Has hamill filled out any bit et?

evolving tipperary · 25-01-2016 8:01pm

He has a ways to go...

He might go a bit better at full...not saying he's a starter but i don't think he has the pace for center back.

evolving tipperary · 25-01-2016 8:01pm

He has a ways to go...

He might go a bit better at full...not saying he's a starter but i don't think he has the pace for center back.

evolving tipperary · 25-01-2016 8:04pm

We might have two McGraths in the corners this year - and neither of them might be Noel...

That's if Bubbles is picked further out...

evolving tipperary · 25-01-2016 8:04pm

We might have two McGraths in the corners this year - and neither of them might be Noel...

That's if Bubbles is picked further out...

buggy beag · 26-01-2016 6:21pm

I see ger alyward is out for the season with a cruciate i think.with power retiring as well they might be short of options up front then again probably not.

digzy · 26-01-2016 9:14pm

buggy beag wrote: »

I see ger alyward is out for the season with a cruciate i think.with power retiring as well they might be short of options up front then again probably not.

no way. They've plenty options. they're like weeds in a garden, one's gone and another one sprouts up the next day.

Cracking player....real wristy hurler, low centre of gravity. has the potential to be one of the greats.

evolving tipperary · 27-01-2016 1:20am

it's usually 6 to 8 months for a cruciate - depends on the healing power of the player. He might miss Leinster and then be back...

danganabu · 27-01-2016 1:58pm

buggy beag wrote: »

Was in liverpool for the weekend so missed todays game so unbelievable result considering mary i were one of the favs for the colleges cup.were tipp that good?

Mary I are out in the Fitzgibbon today, so that combined with the Limerick V Clare match in he final of the munster league meant they had pretty much a third choice team out, little or nothing to be taken from the game.

digzy wrote: »

no way. They've plenty options. they're like weeds in a garden, one's gone and another one sprouts up the next day.

Cracking player....real wristy hurler, low centre of gravity. has the potential to be one of the greats.

They are undoubtedly weakened by Aylward and Power's absence, and it is not as simple as it once was to replace these guys. Essientally what they now have for next year is an ageing and slowing Eoin Larkin as a first choice, an inconsistent and often misfiring Walter Walsh as a guaranteed starter and they will have to add one or two unproven neebies probably Kelly and Boldger or maybe Blanchfield.

evolving tipperary · 27-01-2016 6:38pm

I see Aidan O'Shea is talking of weaker footballing counties joining together?

What if Clare, Limerick, Waterford, and Tipp pooled their resources in inter-county football?!?

digzy · 27-01-2016 6:44pm

danganabu wrote: »

Mary I are out in the Fitzgibbon today, so that combined with the Limerick V Clare match in he final of the munster league meant they had pretty much a third choice team out, little or nothing to be taken from the game.

Power played very little last season anyway...

They are undoubtedly weakened by Aylward and Power's absence, and it is not as simple as it once was to replace these guys. Essientally what they now have for next year is an ageing and slowing Eoin Larkin as a first choice, an inconsistent and often misfiring Walter Walsh as a guaranteed starter and they will have to add one or two unproven neebies probably Kelly and Boldger or maybe Blanchfield.

Power hardly played last season anyway. Plus they can move hogan up the pitch from midfield....super strong panel

buggy beag · 27-01-2016 6:55pm

digzy wrote:

Power hardly played last season anyway. Plus they can move hogan up the pitch from midfield....super strong panel

With power it was more the damage he can do in the short space of time he is on the field.

buggy beag · 27-01-2016 6:57pm

evolving tipperary wrote:

What if Clare, Limerick, Waterford, and Tipp pooled their resources in inter-county football?!?

Tipperary are hardly in that position though are they that they would have to pool?dont know much about the state of football in tipp either so one of the football lads might tell us?

danganabu · 27-01-2016 6:59pm

digzy wrote: »

Power hardly played last season anyway. Plus they can move hogan up the pitch from midfield....super strong panel

It's no where near as strong as it was a couple of years back, and KK would not have won the AI in 2014 without Power, the two loses together is a very big blow.

evolving tipperary · 27-01-2016 10:58pm

Kilkeeny have suffered losses and lost players - like JJ, Brian Hogan Henry and et al the season before - KK have proved they can weather such losses - Players stepped up - Power had moved on - was injured more often than not. While it's a cruciate injury Aylward has - he might make it back for the AI quarters/semis - depending on his powers of recovery

evolving tipperary · 27-01-2016 11:01pm

Well, they just lost three of their brightest stars...to hurling and aussie rules.

Plus, they got hammered in their final game last year - there is still a gap - not as big as the gap was before. But, pooling with another county might bring more trouble than anything! Particularly, if its Limerick!!!!! They have a choice county board!

Xenophile · 30-01-2016 9:57am

Anyone have the Tipperary Football Team to play Limerick tomorrow?

evolving tipperary · 30-01-2016 9:07pm

Our Lady's Templemore into the Harty Final after a battle =

http://www.the42.ie/our-ladys-templemore-de-la-salle-report-2576122-Jan2016/

evolving tipperary · 30-01-2016 9:07pm

Our Lady's Templemore into the Harty Final after a battle =

http://www.the42.ie/our-ladys-templemore-de-la-salle-report-2576122-Jan2016/

evolving tipperary · 30-01-2016 9:08pm

No, but a lot of debutants for Limerick:

Limerick team to play Tipperary – 1 Brian Scanlon (Gerald Griffins), 2 Johnny McCarthy (St.Kierans), 3 Paudie Browne (Fr. Caseys), 4 Sean O Dea (Kilteely Dromkeen), 5 Stephen Cahill (Mountcollins), 6 Iain Corbett (Newcastlewest)(Captain), 7 Paul White (Rathkeale), 8 Gearoid Hegarty (St Patrick’s), 9 Darragh Tracey (St. Kierans), (10) Danny Neville (Ballysteen), (11) Cian Sheehan (Newcastlewest), (12) Seanie Buckley (Dromcollogher/Broadford), (13) Sean McSweeney (St Kierans), (14) Ian Ryan (St Senan’s) and (15) Peter Nash (Kildimo Pallaskenry).

evolving tipperary · 30-01-2016 9:08pm

No, but a lot of debutants for Limerick:

Limerick team to play Tipperary – 1 Brian Scanlon (Gerald Griffins), 2 Johnny McCarthy (St.Kierans), 3 Paudie Browne (Fr. Caseys), 4 Sean O Dea (Kilteely Dromkeen), 5 Stephen Cahill (Mountcollins), 6 Iain Corbett (Newcastlewest)(Captain), 7 Paul White (Rathkeale), 8 Gearoid Hegarty (St Patrick’s), 9 Darragh Tracey (St. Kierans), (10) Danny Neville (Ballysteen), (11) Cian Sheehan (Newcastlewest), (12) Seanie Buckley (Dromcollogher/Broadford), (13) Sean McSweeney (St Kierans), (14) Ian Ryan (St Senan’s) and (15) Peter Nash (Kildimo Pallaskenry).

evolving tipperary · 31-01-2016 4:30pm

TippSH v Laois:Gleeson, Dwyer,Hamill,Cahill, W.Ryan,Heffernan,L.Ryan, Noel,Breen, McCormack,Bonner,S.Ryan, Morris,Kenny,Dwyer

evolving tipperary · 31-01-2016 4:30pm

TippSF v Lim-Comerford; OShaughnessy,Feehan,McDonald; OCallaghan,Kiely,Campbell; Maloney,Dunne; Keane,Acheson,Fox; OHalloran,Sweeney,Austin

Xenophile · 31-01-2016 4:35pm

Final score.....a draw...............Limerick........1.12 Tipp.............2.09

evolving tipperary · 31-01-2016 4:52pm

I heard they left it after them in the first half?

evolving tipperary · 31-01-2016 9:31pm

Senior Hurling Challenge – Tipperary 1-31 Laois 0-17

Tipperary: Darren Gleeson; Joe O’Dwyer, Tossie Hamill, Michael Cahill; Willie Ryan, Barry Heffernan, Liam Ryan; Noel McGrath, Michael Breen; Dan McCormack (0-1), Patrick Maher, Sean Ryan; Kieran Morris (0-2 frees), Conor Kenny (0-1), John O’Dwyer (0-3 frees)
Subs: Darragh Mooney, Cathal Barrett, James Barry, Conor O’Brien, Brendan Maher (0-5, 0-4 frees), Joe Gallagher, Padraic Maher, Daire Quinn (0-1), Dylan Fitzelle (0-3), Andrew Coffey (0-3), Jason Forde (0-3), Sean Curran, Liam McGrath (0-6, 0-2 frees), John McGrath (1-3), Brian Hogan

evolving tipperary · 31-01-2016 9:34pm

From the TIpp website:

Tipperary defeated Laois by 1-31 to 0-17 in a Senior Hurling Challenge on Sunday afternoon in Dr. Morris Park Thurles.

On a windy, wet day in Thurles, Laois had the aid of the strong wind in the first half and raced in to a 0-9 to 0-2 lead at the end of the first quarter. Tipperary steadied the ship somewhat in the second quarter but still trailed at the interval by 0-14 to 0-6.

The second half was all one way traffic for a much changed Tipperary (13 half time changes) as they dominated from an early stage. Eight unanswered points saw Tipperary draw level by the 47th minutes before a good catch and pass by Conor Kenny helped set up John McGrath for the games only goal in the 51st minutes. Laois did recover to score three unanswered points midway through the second half but the last ten minutes saw Tipperary score at will to complete a 17 point victory, 1-31 to 0-17.

PJ Scully (7) and Willie Hyland (3) were the top scorers for Laois while second half subs Liam and John McGrath accounted for 1-9 of Tipperary’s 1-25.

buggy beag · 01-02-2016 1:33pm

Xenophile wrote:

Final score.....a draw...............Limerick........1.12 Tipp.............2.09

Had tipp in my bet.other 7 teams won sickened.

evolving tipperary · 01-02-2016 4:18pm

That's a rough one - unlucky lad

buggy beag · 01-02-2016 5:46pm

evolving tipperary wrote:

That's a rough one - unlucky lad

I know et.only found out last night that it was an injury time free.ah well haha

buggy beag · 03-02-2016 10:51am

Cant make it myself but tipperary are playing wexford in dr.morris park tonight for those that might be interested in going.

evolving tipperary · 03-02-2016 1:44pm

What time?

buggy beag · 03-02-2016 2:09pm

evolving tipperary wrote:

What time?

7 according to premierview et.last game before the league opener.

evolving tipperary · 04-02-2016 8:02pm

Any word on the game?

evolving tipperary · 04-02-2016 8:03pm

A few tipp lads involved in these games - also, Bubbles sent off today...

http://www.the42.ie/lit-ucd-fitzgibbon-cup-2585069-Feb2016/

http://www.the42.ie/ul-beat-mary-immaculate-college-2-2585039-Feb2016/

Xenophile · 07-02-2016 7:59am

Anyone with the Tipp team to play Clare today, with if possible, the subs. Or am I on the wrong thread ? Maybe there is a separate thread for the footballers!

The Lost Sheep · 07-02-2016 12:33pm

Xenophile wrote: »

Anyone with the Tipp team to play Clare today, with if possible, the subs. Or am I on the wrong thread? Maybe there is a separate thread for the footballers!

:rolleyes:
Did you look on the tipp website?
http://tipperary.gaa.ie/allianz-football-league-division-3-tipperary-v-clare-2/

Xenophile · 07-02-2016 1:10pm

No, as I did not as I never expected to see it there, thank you, good even gives the players clubs.

Evan Comerford – Kilsheelan Kilcash
Colm O’Shaughnessy – Ardfinnan
Jimmy Feehan – Killenaule
Ciarán McDonald – Aherlow
John O’Callaghan – Ballyporeen
Robbie Kiely – Carbery Rangers
Alan Campbell – Moyle Rovers
Alan Maloney – Rockwell Rovers
Martin Dunne – Moyle Rovers
Josh Keane – Golden Kilfeacle
Peter Acheson (Capt.) – Moyle Rovers
Brian Fox – Éire Óg Annacarty
Kevin O’Halloran – Portroe
Conor Sweeney – Ballyporeen
Philip Austin -Borrisokane

Maybe one day they will get around to listing the substitutes. I think the subs deserve a bit of respect.

If Tipp do not win today I will be asking why the game was not played in Thurles. I do not have to be reminded that there was a club game played there yesterday. Just throw your mind back to Kilmallock last Sunday a game played there the day before and the club worked very hard to get the pitch right under the most difficult of conditions !

Xenophile · 07-02-2016 3:46pm

Changes before throw in for Tipp

Kendrick for Comerford.
Leahy for O'Callaghan
O'Donovan for O'Halloran

Half Time .........Tipp........1.04................Clare...............0.04.

Xenophile · 07-02-2016 4:35pm

Final Score. Tipp..........2.07 Clare.............1.07

evolving tipperary · 07-02-2016 9:17pm

Who got the goals?

Xenophile · 07-02-2016 10:27pm

evolving tipperary wrote: »

Who got the goals?

Tipperary ensured a clean sweep of home wins in the division with a 2-07 to 1-07 win over Clare at Sean Treacy Park.

Tipperary led by 1-04 to 0-04 at half-time after Conor Sweeney netted a first minute goal.

Clare levelled the tie at 1-07 apiece with nine minutes remaining, thanks to a Jamie Malone goal, but Brian Fox raised a green flag with eight minutes remaining to ensure a home victory.

windy shepard henderson · 07-02-2016 10:35pm

evolving tipperary wrote: »

Who got the goals?

think this years league is slightly weaker then last year , ye still have a very strong panel without the clonmel players , plus i think any team in this division would be reeling with the loss of stephan o'brien and conor o riordan i still have ye down as favorites for promotion

corect me if i am wrong but i think this is right , tipp scorers as follows

philip austin 0-5
brian fox 1-1
conor sweeney 1-0
josh keane 0-1

evolving tipperary · 07-02-2016 11:11pm

Only time will tell - but, the limerick game was a bad start - it'll be exciting to see tipp when the Clonmel players get back. But, yes, those two players are a huge loss...

evolving tipperary · 07-02-2016 11:47pm

Would you start O’Halloran?

evolving tipperary · 08-02-2016 1:03am

Hahahahah the media glare at the tipp v clare game:

http://www.balls.ie/gaa/the-press-box-at-todays-tipperary-vs-clare-game-was-the-definition-of-bog-standard/323783

evolving tipperary · 08-02-2016 5:54pm

Noelie is looking forward to getting back into:

http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/hurling/2016/0208/766332-mcgrath-in-love-with-hurling-after-cancer-fight/

buggy beag · 08-02-2016 11:29pm

evolving tipperary wrote:

Noelie is looking forward to getting back into:

Hopefully big year from noel.was having a great league before he left that time.looked so hungry and made for battle.remeber the cork game in pairc ui rinn in particular taking the game by the scruff of the neck and driving us home.

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