GAA football and hurling
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moh
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Am i allowed in here hill
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moh
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ok come on in guys View attachment 74 ; roflmao
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moh
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im definitely following the Dubs the effort those lads are putting in is brilliant plus the fact its a football dominated county.
moh
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ya totally agree hill we are out of the game for the next couple of years anyway but its great to see a team such as Dublin coming on leaps and bounds,even in cork city the football isn't a main attraction by any means even though the lads are flying it but go towards west cork bordering Kerry then there's your supporters of the Cork football team.
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Coming from Dublin Noel what do you think of hurling considering the hurling has only really taken off there recently or there about? plus its good to see your young fella showing a keen interest in the hurling.
moh
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are'nt the footballers from west cork only playing for cork because they were not good enough for kerryxd
only joking moh lol
there is some tension down there hill fierce rivalry but seriously i would only watch the football if it was a big occasion as for the hurling i would watch 2 teams from the back of the beyond s playing it,i think its a fantastic game.
hill16
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i would just like to say a big well done and thank you to diarmuid "the rock" o'sullivan
a better hurling full back over the last 10 or so years you will not find and aptly named
at the start of his cork days was your traditional full back but to keep his place developed into one of the best distributers of a sliothar from the back line
and his partnership with donal og has been one of the best the only sad thing is his county career ended at such a controversial time for cork hurling
but from a true blue i wish him all the best for the future
a better hurling full back over the last 10 or so years you will not find and aptly named
at the start of his cork days was your traditional full back but to keep his place developed into one of the best distributers of a sliothar from the back line
and his partnership with donal og has been one of the best the only sad thing is his county career ended at such a controversial time for cork hurling
but from a true blue i wish him all the best for the future
noelyf
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hill16
TK's Big Daddy
i would just like to ask everyone going to the dub/meath match on june 7 that it will be a double header with the hurlers who are playing antrim ,throw in at 2.00pm .so lets give as much support for the hurlers as we always do for the footballers ,so get in early remember 2.00pm throw in.
moh
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1. Alan Quirke – Valley Rovers.
2. Ray Carey – Clyda Rovers.
3. Michael Shields – St. Finbarrs.
4. Anthony Lynch – Naomh Aban.
5. John Miskella – Ballincollig.
6. Graham Canty – Bantry Blues (Capt.)
7. Ger Spillane – Ballygarvan.
8. Alan O Connor – St. Colms.
9. Nicholas Murphy – Carrigaline.
10. Paddy Kelly – Ballincollig.
11. Pearse O Neill – Aghada.
12. Paul Kerrigan – Nemo Rangers
13. Daniel Goulding – Eire Og
14. James Masters – Nemo Rangers
15. Donncha O Connor – Ballydesmond.
And what about them? View attachment 293 LOL
2. Ray Carey – Clyda Rovers.
3. Michael Shields – St. Finbarrs.
4. Anthony Lynch – Naomh Aban.
5. John Miskella – Ballincollig.
6. Graham Canty – Bantry Blues (Capt.)
7. Ger Spillane – Ballygarvan.
8. Alan O Connor – St. Colms.
9. Nicholas Murphy – Carrigaline.
10. Paddy Kelly – Ballincollig.
11. Pearse O Neill – Aghada.
12. Paul Kerrigan – Nemo Rangers
13. Daniel Goulding – Eire Og
14. James Masters – Nemo Rangers
15. Donncha O Connor – Ballydesmond.
And what about them? View attachment 293 LOL
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