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Watched it.
Won’t live long in the memory tbh.
As a Cavan girl in Cork I was probably thinking the same as my fellow Ulsterman 😜🤣🤣2 -
On holiday in the west of Ireland at present, so watched it in Westport, where there was a great atmosphere. A very intense and tight game and one where David Clifford’s shooting for Kerry was below his usual exalted standards.3
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Up the Dubs!
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I hadn’t realised that the Clifford brothers lost their mum not long ago. David has driven Kerry’s success and the Dubs did an effective job keeping him quiet yesterday. Kerry need to have other players who can step up when he has a rare poor game.2
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They needed another Gooch yesterday, to help share the burden.
But, generally, Kerry played well, they just weren't taking their points as they should have.
Which is pretty much the story for the semi-finals as well as the final.2 -
Where had he been keeping his ticket? 💩🤢guinnessaddick said:0 -
Hopefully not in his bumbag.TelMc32 said:
Where had he been keeping his ticket? 💩🤢guinnessaddick said:0 -
Good game ......thought Dublin deserved if Clifford had converted a couple more it would have been a different story. Dublin were able to bring on a couple of experienced players which helped at the end.0
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What i don’t understand about the game is why they don’t take more pops at the goal for the 3 points?0
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When I played, you were always told to take your point. You can score a point from far out, to score a goal you usually had to put the ball into the full forward, who you be closely marked.Solidgone said:What i don’t understand about the game is why they don’t take more pops at the goal for the 3 points?2 -
One of our local teams Castlehaven just lost in the All Ireland semi final.
Great effort but lost to St Brigids in the end.1 -
Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh, the voice of much GAA sport for the past 60 or more years has died.
A hugely entertaining commentator (and all around nice man, by all accounts), immensely quotable...
RIP.
For those not familiar with his work (and for those of us looking to remember):
https://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/ive-seen-it-all-now-a-rabbitte-chasing-a-fox-around-croke-park-micheal-o-muircheartaighs-most-famous-quotes/a2131401076.html
https://gaelicart.ie/product/classic-quotesfrommicheal-o-muircheartaigh/
There is a Twitter page dedicated to his quotes as well.
Edit: also a handy man for making a ham sandwich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPB6LTWThH4.4 -
AAjr has been getting in touch with his Mum’s roots by playing hurling and Gaelic football for the last couple of months. There’s a club over by Canary Wharf on a Tuesday night.3
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How old is he? As with everything, the younger, the better. I didn’t start playing until I was 18, got by with my football (soccer, always seem to play goal for most team at some time) & athleticism, had a good 10 years playing and won county championships and young player of the year. Still wished I played a lot younger. I played for St Anne’s, 7 of the team won a junior All Ireland playing for London against Cork in the final in ‘86.AddicksAddict said:AAjr has been getting in touch with his Mum’s roots by playing hurling and Gaelic football for the last couple of months. There’s a club over by Canary Wharf on a Tuesday night.2 -
Just the most iconic voice.NornIrishAddick said:Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh, the voice of much GAA sport for the past 60 or more years has died.
A hugely entertaining commentator (and all around nice man, by all accounts), immensely quotable...
RIP.
For those not familiar with his work (and for those of us looking to remember):
https://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/ive-seen-it-all-now-a-rabbitte-chasing-a-fox-around-croke-park-micheal-o-muircheartaighs-most-famous-quotes/a2131401076.html
https://gaelicart.ie/product/classic-quotesfrommicheal-o-muircheartaigh/
There is a Twitter page dedicated to his quotes as well.
Edit: also a handy man for making a ham sandwich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPB6LTWThH4.
The voice that kept our Dad in touch.
RIP 💚3 -
A great Kerryman.0
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Conor Gallagher is at Croke Park today.
His girlfriend is from Cork.
Obviously I’d like to see Cork win.2 -
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Wish they would show the actual score0
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They are on BBC2 in black under the goal- point score.MrOneLung said:Wish they would show the actual score1 -
Some game.1
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Though, 3-21 1-27 is the actual score (as a pedant might say).guinnessaddick said:
They are on BBC2 in black under the goal- point score.MrOneLung said:Wish they would show the actual score
Edit - And, on my TV, the goal-point score is under the black figures.0 -
It’s been a cracking game so far.NornIrishAddick said:Some game.3 -
Great stuff today.0
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yeah they put the totals up under the main score on BBC for about last 15 minutes.As someone who had not watched before (started watching just into second half) couldn’t tell who was winning.1
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It's always difficult (almost as much as keeping an eye on the sliotar as it flies around the pitch.MrOneLung said:yeah they put the totals up under the main score on BBC for about last 15 minutes.As someone who had not watched before (started watching just into second half) couldn’t tell who was winning.
But, if this is to be your introduction to hurling, can I just say I wish mine was as good.2 -
As a novice, seems to just be a lot of long shots. Think they need to increase points for getting it in the net
think this is Corks to lose0 -
Especially after defending that !1
