Youâd have to say Limerick did a far better job of playing possum the last day than Tipp did today. Tipp would have been far better off if they had kept a few Mahers and McGrathâs in reserve.
Never saw Breen as a midfielder anyway, was a FB as a underage player.
Iâd love to see him succeed but every big game passes him by.
Robert Dillon and Niall Ăg playing in Nowlan Park that weekend so Iâm tentatively revising this to Portlaoise.
Itâd be gas if this scenario happened and we played and beat Dublin in the semi-final and a resurgent Kilkenny in the final.
Winning an All Ireland without playing any Munster team and only defeating Carlow, Kilkenny and Dublin.
Iâd grudgingly accept it.
Listen kid. I donât think youâd be begrudgent about anything if that happened
A timely revision in order im sure?
Jesus, no. Although weâll struggle to win the Champions League if Tierney joins Arsenal.
I admire that in a way.
We did indeed
The top 6 on hurlings roll of honour are the 6 teams left in the championship. How fitting.
There are 8 left
So the quarter finals look like being Cork v Kilkenny and Tipp v Dublin.
Surely wonât be a double header anywhere with the pairings so two stand alone fixturesâŚ?
Cork v Kilkenny in Thurles.
Tipp v Dublin in Portlaoise (with Kilkenny playing the same day they probably wonât have enough stewards to man Nowlan Park.)
Some joke that the Joe McDonagh winners are out again six days later.
All jokes aside, a double header in the Gaelic Grounds wouldnât be the worse shout here.
Canât see them dragging both Kilkenny and the Dubs to LITGG.
I was thinking myself that GGs would be ideal for it.
As alluded to earlier by @PhattPike, Bob Dylan is gracing Nowlan Park that weekend.
In all fairness they will have to have it as an extremely attractive double header in LITGG.
Are the super 8s commencing that weekend? if not then the GAA will probably play the safe option and have it in Croker
Thatâs a game changer.
LITGG it is.
Are the Dublin footballers playing that weekend in Croker? Could see a double header with Cork Kilkenny in Thurled
Huh?