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Kerry threw it away. Pat Spillane was a disgrace beforehand in the build up and whilst I've a soft spot for the Kingdom, I was glad to see Tyrone win.

 

Can Mayo overcome the curse? Lol

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7 hours ago, FoxyPV said:

Kerry threw it away. Pat Spillane was a disgrace beforehand in the build up and whilst I've a soft spot for the Kingdom, I was glad to see Tyrone win.

 

Can Mayo overcome the curse? Lol

The last one of the 51 team died last year from what my mate was telling me. 

 

edit - my mate was incorrect - I just googled it and 2 are still alive.

 

Future congrats to Tyrone on their 4th All Ireland then!

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Massive upset in the Ladies Football Final today.

 

Meath 1-11 Dublin 0-12.

 

Dublin denied a 5-in-a-row by Meath who win their 1st ever title. A brilliant game in front of a decent crowd.

 

 Meath only got promoted from the Intermediate grade last year.  Doing a Leicester anyone?lol

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Tyrone win by 5 points. 2-14 to 0-15 

 

Got the big scores in the second half but Mayo fell apart at the same time.

 

Mayo now lose their 11th final on a row. As the saying goes Mayo god help us...

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  • 7 months later...
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Championship starting at the somewhat earlier time of April. Waiting to head to pairc ui caoimh in Cork for Limerick and Cork in the hurling.

 

Watching the foxes while we're waiting.

 

Full House expected for throw in at 4. Its great to be back!:thumbup:

 

  • 2 months later...
Posted (edited)

Level after extra time in All Ireland Football Quarter Final.

 

Galway 2-21 Armagh 3-18.

 

It goes to a Penalty shoot out....

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  • 4 weeks later...
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Kerry beat Galway in an entertaining football, Kerry's first win since 2014 and Galways first final since 2001.

 

Limerick made it 3 in a row in last weekend's hurling final. I can only assume this thread is quite as @Blue ROIis still celebrating.

 

Finally, I found out today Kerry's Clifford brothers play club football for a team called Fossa. I think I found my new favourite GAA club team....

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2 cracking finals. It's rare that both are as enjoyable as they turned out to be.

 

The performances of David Clifford and Shane Walsh were just unbelievable.

 

Kerry just about did enough but that free with 5 to go was extremely harsh. You'd be rightly sick if your from Galway over that.

 

Galway did play well but lacked a bit up front and also on subs in comparison to Kerry. I was afraid that Mayo not being there would take from it but it was a great contest.

 

Great win for Limerick last week. A tougher game than what most were expecting but we deserved it on the balance of play. Like Galway yesterday Kilkenny didnt get a great return from their forwards. And what a way to win it being Brian Codys last game for Kilkenny.

 

3 in a row is phenomenal given we only won 1 All Ireland in the 78 years before.

 

Great time to be a Leicester and Limerick Fan:punk::beer::trumpet:

 

There'll be bonfires lit on the West Limerick border this week.lol

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Not a huge GAA fan as never played it but agree with comments above. 

The football final was good and lit up by 2 superb performances by David Clifford of Kerry and Shane Walsh of Galway

The hurling final the previous week was fantastic....played in very hot conditions the speed and commitment showed by both teams of amateurs sportspeople was phenomenal. Limerick just that bit physically stronger .....

great double for Munster teams 

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It was an actually decent football match for a change.

 

Donegal to beat Galway today and Sam's coming home to Ulster

 

The negative tactics have killed the game as a spectacle.

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7 hours ago, Lionator said:

Can anyone enlighten me, what decides whether a county team prioritises Hurling or Football? Are there any counties that have been successful at both? 

Nearly all the counties have 1 preferred sport. The top half is predominately football and the bottom half predominately Hurling.

 

Only real split county is Galway where the south is hurling and the north football.

 

Always provides great drama at this stage. 

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