Munster Senior Hurling League
Round Date Venue
Round 1 Limerick Kerry 3/1 Limerick venue
Round 1 Clare Cork 3/1 Clare venue
Round 2 Kerry Cork 10/1 Kerry venue
Round 2 W’ford Limerick 10/1 Waterford venue
Round 3 Clare Kerry 13/1 Clare venue
Round 3 Cork Waterford 13/1 Cork venue
Round 4 Cork Limerick 17/1 Cork venue
Round 4 WaterfordClare 17/1 Waterford venue
Round 5 Kerry W’rford 24/1 Kerry venue
Round 5 Limerick Clare 24/1 Limerick venue
Final
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THE BORD NA MONA O’BYRNE CUP - GROUPINGS 2016
Group A Group B Group C Group D
Dublin Kildare Meath Westmeath
Wexford Offaly Laois Wicklow
D.C.U. Louth Carlow Longford
I.T. Carlow D.I.T. U.C.D. Maynooth University
The Bord na Mona O’Byrne Cup S.F. 2016 - GROUP A
- Wexford v Dublin 3.1.2016 St. Patricks Park Enniscorthy
- I.T. Carlow v D.C.U. 3.1.2016 Carlow IT
- Dublin v Carlow I.T. 6.1.2016 Dublin
- Wexford v D.C.U. 6.1.2016 St. Patricks Park Enniscorthy
- Wexford v I.T. Carlow 10.1.2016 St Patricks Park Enniscorthy
- Dublin v D.C.U. 10.1.2016
The Bord na Mona O’Byrne Cup S.F. 2016 - GROUP B - Louth v Offaly 3.1.2016 Louth
- Kildare v D.I.T. 3.1.2016 Kildare
- Kildare v Louth 6.1.2016 Kildare
- Offaly v D.I.T. 6.1.2016 Offaly
- Offaly v Kildare 10.1.2016 Offaly
- Louth v D.I.T. 10.1.2016 Louth
The Bord na Mona O’Byrne Cup S.F. 2016 - GROUP C - Carlow v Meath 3.1.2016 Netwatch Cullen Park
- Laois v U.C.D. 3.1.2016 Laois
- Laois v Carlow 6.1.2016 Laois
- Meath v U.C.U. 6.1.2016 Meath
- Meath v Laois 10.1.2016 Meath
- Carlow v U.C.D. 10.1.2016 Netwatch Cullen Park
The Bord na Mona O’Byrne Cup S.F. 2016 - GROUP D - Wicklow v Westmeath 3.1.2016 Wicklow
- Longford v Maynooth University 3.1.2016 Longford
- Westmeath v Longford 6.1.2016 Westmeath
- Wicklow v Maynooth University 6.1.2016 Wicklow
- Longford v Wicklow 10.1.2016 Longford
- Westmeath v Maynooth Unviersty 10.1.2015 Westmeath
Semi-Finals -17.1.2016
A Winner 4 v Winner 1 17.1.2016
B Winner 2 v Winner 3 17.1.2016
Final - 24.1.2016
v 24.1.2016
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Bit unfair to put Wexford in with 3 professional teams but at least the 3 home games should be some bit of compensation for it.
Parnell Park unplayable, so the Dublin v IT Carlow match has bizarrely been moved to Carlow. Surely there was a Club ground that could have held it?
They tend not to use club grounds bizarrely. Would have thought Parnells pitch in Chanel was suitable. Most of college grounds booked up or not suitable.
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Nevermind…
“Clint Horan” 
There was talk of him transferring to a certain club in Clare, that he was working in Limerick in one of the banks.
Is he not a teacher? I’m pretty sure he’s a teacher.
I’ll take your word for it. That’s what I get for listening to loose talk 
Never underestimate the Irish tendency to i) speak authoritatively on subjects they know fuck all about and ii) completely mishear/misinterpret a story but pass on the incorrect information as gospel anyway.
I had a colleague telling me the new Dublin football full back would be John Small, “the lad who got knocked unconscious in the challenge game against Tyrone last year”.
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Well I did say pretty sure. Unless he changed professions, he was definitely a teacher at one point, and as recently as 2014
Liam Sheedy works in a bank. Liam Sheedy helped find the Offaly hurling manager. Liam Sheedy has links with clubs in Clare.
Those 3 sentences may or may not have anything to do with the Shane Dooley story…
Cup Round 2
Dublin 3-24 IT Carlow 2-08, Blanchardstown Result
Wexford 1-03 DCU 1-08, Enniscorthy Result
Laois 1-16 Carlow 1-09, O’Moore Park Result
Meath 0-11 UCD 2-08, Simonstown Result
Westmeath 0-14 Longford 1-10, St Loman’s Result
Wicklow 0-09 Maynooth University 1-15, Ballinakill Result
Kildare 0-08 Louth 2-11, Hawkfield Result
Offaly 0-10 DIT 2-11, Dunganny Result
McKenna Cup Round 1
Fermanagh 1-13 St Marys 0-14, Garvaghey Result
McKenna Cup Round 2
Queens 1-11 Antrim 3-11, The Dub Result
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O’Byrne Cup round-up: turkey shoot for Dubs
06 January 2016
Dublin were the biggest scorers in the O’Byrne Cup tonight as they roared to a facile 3-24 to 2-8 victory over IT Carlow in Blanchardstown.
Cormac Costello (2) and Paddy Andrews bagged the goals in a painfully one-sided encounter, although Jim Gavin will probably be very disappointed to have leaked two at the other end.
Despite getting their first win of the year, the holders face a do-or-die group game against DCU this weekend after the students claimed their second win from two, at the expense of Wexford – 1-8 to 1-3 in Enniscorthy.
James Califf was the star of the show as Louth stormed to an emphatic 2-11 to 0-8 victory over Kildare in a downpour at Hawkfield, while Westmeath registered eleven unanswered second-half points to claim a dramatic 0-14 to 1-10 victory over Longford
Elsewhere, Gary Walsh (0-5) impressed as Laois saw off Carlow at Portlaoise, 1-16 to 1-9, while UCD bagged a 2-8 to 0-11 victory over Meath at Simonstown.
Wicklow and Offaly also lost to student opposition, going down against NUI Maynooth (1-15 to 0-9) and DIT (2-11 to 0-10) respectively.
The semi-finalists will be confirmed when the third round takes place on Sunday.
Forum favourite Gary “Psycho” Walsh in super form 
Hon the Bally boy 
If it is him Dublin are in trouble
Went to watch Dublin IT Carlow last night - half decent crowd considering the conditions. One sided as expected. Jarlath Curley full back in first half didn’t stand out but didn’t have a whole pile to do. Cormac Costello has bulked up and looked very sharp. Will be knocking on the door this year. Mick Deegan’s young fella also played well. Game was very open which suited Dublin down the ground.
It won’t be him.