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@Dean_Bean1 @TheLiberal_ie @Titch16487899 Because most of our place names derive from the Irish language. Ballygawley is anglicised from Baile Ui Dhálaigh (pronounced "Bal-ya ee Ghal-ee"), meaning "O'Daly's town" or "town of the O'Daly".

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@ParcoPorta @TrafficwatchNI Birches to peatlands just

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@Martin_Cleary1 "These games are set to be played in four 15-minutes quarters with interchanges as opposed to substitutes to ensure every player is exposed to the new rules as well as reducing fatigue." I might have been wrong on this 1, still unsure

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@Reacomm1 @Tadhg2024 Maybe too extreme. They could allow so many in a row, something like the bounce or steps rules. 2 or 3 hand passes, then the ball has to be kicked?

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Not liking the new gaelic football rules at all. Doesn't fix the slow game in the slightest, like watching paint dry. Maybe it's time to consider reversing all rule changes made in recent years, instead of adding more rules to slow the game down . This is not the game I love #GAA

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@kateobrien456 The GAA, here to preserve gaelic games, but causing the death of gaelic football with these new rules. That's without getting into All-Ireland Sunday and years of tradition being moved forward by so many months, didn't better the sports, just allowed for more concerts in croker.

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@castalksgaa Can only hope it'll be better than this 🤞. Kind of feels like something I've known and loved all my life, went on holidays, and somehow came back unrecognisable in a bad way. Feels like the beginning of the end for me, but really hope I'm wrong.

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@SportTG4 @TG4TV Nice to try something different, but pity it hasn't helped to speed the game up as they intended. Back to the drawing board, because that was awful

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@castalksgaa I wouldn't say I didn't like it because it's too open, but it being more open didn't help speed the game up at all. Higher overall scoring, but awful game. Slow and mind-numbingly boring. Doesn't fix a thing.

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@danielprizeman @ThomasConway_96 Let's hope they don't vote them in🤞

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@Hawk10772 I know. Can only hope they don't go ahead with them, but something tells me they've already made their minds up. Probably use the higher scoring game as a reason to implement them, regardless of how much it changes the game or how dire it is to watch 🙈

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@SportTG4 @TG4TV We must be watching a dif game. Boring is an understatement. Overall points don't reflect how slow this game is. Can't speak for anyone else, but I've been following Gaelic football since I can remember, but whatever this is, I wouldn't take a free ticket for 😔 #nolongergaelic

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@RGraham7786 @McCoyNiall If this game is anything to go by, they've managed to make it worse 👎

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@McCoyNiall Think Connaire hit the nail on the head. This isn't gaelic football, it's awful

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@chloemckeeever @officialgaa I agree. This is making for awful viewing, worse than what they were trying to fix 🤦‍♀️

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Outrageous that LNP (an unelected body that contains representatives of sand extractors and the bloody Earl of Shaftesbury!) continues to get political legitimacy while @AndrewMuirNI still will not meet with the grassroots Save Lough Neagh campaign! Shame!

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@brendanhughes64 @BBCNewsNI LNP appear to be pulling all the strings here, when others are putting in more work around the Lough without any acknowledgement or engagement from political representatives. How have LNP become the voice for Lough Neagh? They certainly don't represent the views of the majority