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@allen50296 a good turnout but Ireland probably a bit of out of their depth at the top level. But those two misses from Barrett had a big bearing on the game.
@MickRya60849577@ailbeoreilly At same time you are asking teams to peak to early and in a very short space of time. In dublin hurling and football is spaced out on alternative weekends. There needs to be better player welfare here.
Sixty-seven year old Seanie Monaghan lined out in defence to make up a team for Shamrocks in a Offaly Division 4 Hurling League fixture over the weekend 🔥🐐
"The GAA seems to have real difficulty when it comes to reading the room, or the stadium in this case, and has made a complete shambles of planning a game that was obviously going to draw a massive crowd..." https://t.co/uC3rOBJyg1
Uttter PG nonsense that the GAA won't allow Minor Captains make speeches or do interviews after games. This is really unfair on young players who dedicate their lives playing with no pay, but they cant open their mouths after. The tonedeaf GAA are turning in to a Joke🤦♂️
@PlayerGaelic I remember talking to Sean O Toole who managed Maynooth IT and Fingallians. And he once told me the reason for ACL's was that players didnt know how to decelerate when coming into the tackle. He was a bit grumpy but that always stuck with me.
@keith_sheerin@MeathGAA@meathladiesMLGF I reported on the club scene for 12 years in North County Dublin and got on well with 99 per of refs. some could be a bit fussy but I got to know them well. once has been refereering since he's 12. stick at it.
@moylesiea A club player recently told me he had no interest in going to watch Dublin. that in itself is a red flag. People want to be entertained regardless of the game their watching.there isnt a level playing field for most part. the format needs changing. cut down on number of games
Offaly chairman Michael Duignan to Midland Tribune: ‘Tipperary took numbers for their clubs, the advice we got was not to do it. I don't know in hindsight if that was a good or a bad call. Should we have taken an allocation for our clubs. Maybe we should have, I am not sure.’
@JohnFogartyIrl for a bit of comparison. Parnell Park prices for terrace were 15 euros for both the Kilkenny and Antrim games. The hill 16 price has gone up to 30 euros. Croke Park needs to explain the rise in these prices. And lets not forget the cost of food and drink in there. #gaa