They also have the experience of being beaten twice before in the semi. They shouldn’t get ahead of themselves after what Loughgiel did to them in 2011. Record in Munster championship is impressive, played 8 won 8.
Some counties have advantages with staging of championships late or indeed very weak championships like Antrim hurling, Dublin hurling (3/4 teams really), Armagh football etc.
Other championships are a bit more competitive earlier like Limerick and i think that can affect some teams, especially inexperienced ones.
Pedanticity alert! - Played 8, won 7, drew 1
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mortified with that mistake
Pedantry alert, there is no such word as pedanticity.
Pedantry alert.
Huh?
A bit pedantic, but thanks!
If I am not mistaken was it not Cunningham who got the ball rolling in Clare a few years ago alongside Paul Kinnnerk? Na Piarsigh have nearly half a city to pick from and benefit greatly from Ard Scoil Ris too so it is no surprise they are skill full.
Ardscoil benefit greatly from Na Piarsaigh you mean
Worse than the time you didn’t know the names of the NaP Minors?
Hardly as bad as that
I would suggest they compliment each other. Playing harty is a great help for anyone. No doubt NaP get them going first.
You are mistaken. He trained the Clare minors last year and was coach of the Offaly seniors when Ollie Baker was over them and trained the Clare senior hurlers under Anthony Daly. Think he managed Wolfe Tones to their last county title as well
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He was the one who got Kinnerk coaching hurling in the first place in Camins
Crossmaglen and Scotstown is fixed for the Athletic Grounds.
NORTHERNBIAS
+1. Shameful.
The ladies go mad for Northern bais.
Strongly dislike rating.
This is the third time in recent years Crossmaglen have got an Ulster final in Armagh.