| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? 20:43 - Jun 3 with 14186 views | WatfordR |
In Lanzarote, and much to the annoyance of the new Mrs Watford, I’ve found somewhere to watch Clare v Meath tomorrow.
However, a possibility that both last year’s finalists will be done by the end of the weekend. What do we think?
Personally I think Tyrone look a mess and will exit tomorrow. Less certain about Mayo but I wouldn’t be surprised if they bowed out too.
What do other Irish Rs think? |  | | |  |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 12:14 - Jun 27 with 2171 views | WatfordR |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 11:57 - Jun 27 by Paddyhoops |
Within the on the Mayo situation.
Having lived in Co Roscommon twelve miles from Ballaghdereen, a border town which is in geographiaclly
in Roscommon but they play Thier football in the Mayo club Championship(stay with me)
It's a hugely political and contested issue between both counties.
I don't hate Mayo but there is always a part of me that thinks ." Whoops,Mayo f**Ked up again. Oh Well Never mind "
Bit like Chelsea exiting the champions leauge !
Churlish I know but.... |
Ok, so you got me curious, and I had a quick look in Wiki at Ballaghdereen, which I previously had never heard of.
I see it used to be part of Mayo, have they always played in the Mayo championships? | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:42 - Jun 27 with 2110 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 11:17 - Jun 27 by Myke |
Disagree on 2 points Brian (1) You are being a bit selective considering Clifford scored a super GOAL from PLAY - he's the real deal - as is Sean Walsh
(2) Feel sorry for Mayo - never! Rejoice in their annual misery and ineptitude |
1) I think they're two fine talents, or 'prospects' to use the American term. No argument whatsoever. Just don't think the're anywhere near tje best two players in the country at the moment.
2)  I love Mayo. I have cousins there, but i feel I won't change your mind!!! |  |
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:45 - Jun 27 with 2100 views | MrSheen |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:42 - Jun 27 by BrianMcCarthy |
1) I think they're two fine talents, or 'prospects' to use the American term. No argument whatsoever. Just don't think the're anywhere near tje best two players in the country at the moment.
2) I love Mayo. I have cousins there, but i feel I won't change your mind!!! |
Brian, did you see the Galway minor hurlers this year? Who's the 14 who played against Tipp? Had the Gaelic commentary so all I heard was "Aran Islands". What a talent, unbelievable skill. |  | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:50 - Jun 27 with 2094 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:45 - Jun 27 by MrSheen |
Brian, did you see the Galway minor hurlers this year? Who's the 14 who played against Tipp? Had the Gaelic commentary so all I heard was "Aran Islands". What a talent, unbelievable skill. |
Missed the game against Tipp, Sheen, but a friend of mine from Clare has moved to Galway and has been sending us clips of him for a few years now.
Outrageous talent!!! Seems to be consistent as well, and, by all accounts, grounded. | |
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:56 - Jun 27 with 2087 views | MrSheen |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:50 - Jun 27 by BrianMcCarthy |
Missed the game against Tipp, Sheen, but a friend of mine from Clare has moved to Galway and has been sending us clips of him for a few years now.
Outrageous talent!!! Seems to be consistent as well, and, by all accounts, grounded. |
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:58 - Jun 27 with 2080 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:56 - Jun 27 by MrSheen |
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Aaron Niland. | |
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:08 - Jun 27 with 2068 views | MrSheen |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:58 - Jun 27 by BrianMcCarthy |
Aaron Niland. |
You're kidding, right? I did think the commentators were wetting themselves about a player coming from the Aran Islands, but then thought they'd be callled something different in Irish! Off to find some clips. | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:14 - Jun 27 with 2067 views | Myke |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 12:14 - Jun 27 by WatfordR |
Ok, so you got me curious, and I had a quick look in Wiki at Ballaghdereen, which I previously had never heard of.
I see it used to be part of Mayo, have they always played in the Mayo championships? |
I work in Ballagh and the townsfolk are very vociferous about supporting Roscommon. Andy Moran remains a sore point (even though he has retired) as someone who should have represented Roscommon, not Mayo. They have played in the Mayo Championship for as long as I can remember, but I'll find out if it's being 'always'. Bit of a rugby hotbed too, which dilutes the GAA availability somewhat. |  | | |
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:15 - Jun 27 with 2062 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:08 - Jun 27 by MrSheen |
You're kidding, right? I did think the commentators were wetting themselves about a player coming from the Aran Islands, but then thought they'd be callled something different in Irish! Off to find some clips. |
Ha Ha!
Brilliant!!! | |
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 15:19 - Jun 27 with 2002 views | WatfordR |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:14 - Jun 27 by Myke |
I work in Ballagh and the townsfolk are very vociferous about supporting Roscommon. Andy Moran remains a sore point (even though he has retired) as someone who should have represented Roscommon, not Mayo. They have played in the Mayo Championship for as long as I can remember, but I'll find out if it's being 'always'. Bit of a rugby hotbed too, which dilutes the GAA availability somewhat. |
Cheers Myke. Does Ballagh GAA not have a say in whether they should play club football in Mayo or Roscommon championships? Seems an odd situation. | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 17:13 - Jun 27 with 1961 views | Paddyhoops |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:14 - Jun 27 by Myke |
I work in Ballagh and the townsfolk are very vociferous about supporting Roscommon. Andy Moran remains a sore point (even though he has retired) as someone who should have represented Roscommon, not Mayo. They have played in the Mayo Championship for as long as I can remember, but I'll find out if it's being 'always'. Bit of a rugby hotbed too, which dilutes the GAA availability somewhat. |
Ballaghdereen was back in 1895, part of Mayo but became part of Roscommon in 1895.
It however remained in the Mayo GAA championships ever since.
Famous Native Andy Moran received the GAA player of the year award a few years ago .
I remarked that it was great to see a Roscommon player get player of the year .
It didn't go down well with the Mayo folk I know..
Bit of harmless fun😊. | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 20:50 - Jul 3 with 1850 views | Myke |
In Croker today cracking match. Electric atmosphere. Sadly too many wides from Galway, but think Kilkenny will take Limerick | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 23:44 - Jul 3 with 1788 views | Boston |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:32 - Jun 27 by Myke |
(1) That's a fair argument, although not all top players end up winning silverware. There was an outstanding hurler (long since retired) called Paul Seevers, one of the best I have seen during the 80's and 90's - unfortunately for him he played for Sligo!
(2) I live in a rural part of South Sligo. In the local village about a mile from my house, you can go in 4 directions - 3 of them bring you into county Mayo within 5 minutes, so no I'm not for turning!
My biggest beef is their arrogance and sense of entitlement, as if they 'deserve' to win Sam. Never was that more in evidence than last year, when they thought they only had to turn up in Croker to beat a 'Covid-weakened' Tyrone. This was the same covid-weakened Tyrone that had outplayed Kerry a couple of weeks earlier in the semi. [Post edited 27 Jun 2022 14:34]
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 11:16 - Jul 4 with 1705 views | Myke |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 23:44 - Jul 3 by Boston |
Would you like Curry? |
You know your geography! Neighbouring parish. My son playing against them Wednesday evening, hope they won't be too hot to handle! | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:22 - Jul 4 with 1654 views | Boston |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 11:16 - Jul 4 by Myke |
You know your geography! Neighbouring parish. My son playing against them Wednesday evening, hope they won't be too hot to handle! |
Curry gives Sligo the runs. | |
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 18:30 - Jul 10 with 1579 views | WatfordR |
So apart from my Dublin-Derry All Ireland Final and Cavan for the Tailteann Cup, all my predictions are looking pretty good  | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 18:58 - Jul 10 with 1541 views | Myke |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 18:30 - Jul 10 by WatfordR |
So apart from my Dublin-Derry All Ireland Final and Cavan for the Tailteann Cup, all my predictions are looking pretty good |
To bring your thread full circle I'm currently in Lanzarote (bloody windy) so didn't get to see either game today. But sound like two cracking matches. Was hoping Cavan would win Tailteann ( after beating us in s/f) but won't lose ant sleep over Dublin's last gasp defeat | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 19:01 - Jul 10 with 1536 views | WatfordR |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 18:58 - Jul 10 by Myke |
To bring your thread full circle I'm currently in Lanzarote (bloody windy) so didn't get to see either game today. But sound like two cracking matches. Was hoping Cavan would win Tailteann ( after beating us in s/f) but won't lose ant sleep over Dublin's last gasp defeat |
Ha! Whereabouts are you mate? | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 12:00 - Jul 12 with 1457 views | Myke |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 19:01 - Jul 10 by WatfordR |
Ha! Whereabouts are you mate? |
Playa da blanca ( think) wife does the booking I turn up | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 12:58 - Jul 12 with 1404 views | MrSheen |
So, Forces of Darkness vs The Evil Empire on Sunday. Can't wait. Nice and hot for it too, Cody might explode.
Rounding up the minors, I was thrilled to see Tipp win again despite the other team having the greater talent. Adam Screeney is a sensational player, what an occasion. Hopefully Offaly's revival is carried through to higher age levels, great to see more competition in Leinster. | | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 13:32 - Jul 12 with 1371 views | CLAREMAN1995 |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 12:58 - Jul 12 by MrSheen |
So, Forces of Darkness vs The Evil Empire on Sunday. Can't wait. Nice and hot for it too, Cody might explode.
Rounding up the minors, I was thrilled to see Tipp win again despite the other team having the greater talent. Adam Screeney is a sensational player, what an occasion. Hopefully Offaly's revival is carried through to higher age levels, great to see more competition in Leinster. |
I think most of Ireland and fans overseas want to see kilkenny end that reign of Limerick but they will have to shoot as well as their demilition of Clare and grab 3 goals IMO.
Galway will have the support of the GAA world i suspect being such an underdog.
Offaly got that title stolen away by pathetic refereeing MrSheen even non hurling experts know the offaly defender was fouled on his way out before the Tipp free that was finished into the net .Gutless by a ref standing 5 yards away |  | | |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:16 - Jul 12 with 1356 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 12:58 - Jul 12 by MrSheen |
So, Forces of Darkness vs The Evil Empire on Sunday. Can't wait. Nice and hot for it too, Cody might explode.
Rounding up the minors, I was thrilled to see Tipp win again despite the other team having the greater talent. Adam Screeney is a sensational player, what an occasion. Hopefully Offaly's revival is carried through to higher age levels, great to see more competition in Leinster. |
I'm not looking forward to it at all. If the day is as good as is promised I'll be hiking up some mountain somewhere.
Kilkenny, and now Limerick, have ruined hurling with the GAA going along meekly.
Their 'hurling' is systematic fouling of the ball and the man, and referees are applauded for "letting the game flow". I find the blanket defence, swarm tackling, systematic violence, rugby mauls horrific to watch.
Throw in the long-range shooting thanks to the new lightweight sliotar and the resultant drop in team moves and team scores and the game is a pale shadow of its former glory.
Humbug!  | |
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| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:53 - Jul 12 with 1329 views | Myke |
| GAA - Tyrone and Mayo season over tomorrow? on 14:16 - Jul 12 by BrianMcCarthy |
I'm not looking forward to it at all. If the day is as good as is promised I'll be hiking up some mountain somewhere.
Kilkenny, and now Limerick, have ruined hurling with the GAA going along meekly.
Their 'hurling' is systematic fouling of the ball and the man, and referees are applauded for "letting the game flow". I find the blanket defence, swarm tackling, systematic violence, rugby mauls horrific to watch.
Throw in the long-range shooting thanks to the new lightweight sliotar and the resultant drop in team moves and team scores and the game is a pale shadow of its former glory.
Humbug! |
Agreed about the light weight sliotar but can't agree with your assessment of the game in general and Limerick/Galway semi final in particular. It was a cracking match, yes the ref let a lot go but for me that's a good thing. It's a physical gam., One of my biggest laments about modern football is that it has virtually become a non-contact sport | | | |
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