Hurling folded in Lismire and they all went to Kanturk. Other than that an army of Walshs arriving on the scene has pushed them on.
I would assume Ballyhea is small enough parish/pick
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I would assume Ballyhea is small enough parish/pick
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Is there even a village there? They field at underage but do nothing way down they grades. The used to super strong underage back the decades.
Ken Condon, the horse racing trainer is from there. His brother Barry hurled with them. Very small pick afaik.
It takes about 5 minutes at 60mph to drive through Ballyhea
Itās a large (but rural) parish
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Same with O Neills, 5 Millerick brothers on the team. There will be a 6th in a few years, the youngest is the best of the lot by all accounts.
Iāve been through it, my father in lawās people were from down that way hence why Iām asking. There doesnāt seem to be much more than a townsland as a passer through
BallyHea
Ken?
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Lismire and Kanturk always joined underage until relatively recently. Players had choice then who they would play with as adults.
V lucky with good crop coming along again now alright
Yeah Ken.
I think most of it is up to the left off the main road. Borders Effin as far as I know.
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Ballyea was always a great place for Schools matches back in the day along with Ballygibblon and Ballyporeen.
That lovely triangle where Tipp, Limerick and Cork intersect.
Has there been much representation from Passage West on the Cork panel since Justin McCarthy?
I think the parish is big but rural
I played in Araglin once
Nearly 4 counties meeting there, you wouldnāt be far from the Waterford border
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Now thatās bandit country by all accounts!!!
Thats like the land that time forgot down there.
A real strange place
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Thereās a Supermacs
And the LIDL operating centre for the country
Corbett Court, Dawn meats, the Charleville Showgrounds
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The Corbett Court is great
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