I got one from my old club here, probably won’t go I’ll see, be plenty of takers anyway.
I can catch you for a beer.
Be plenty of Clare looking for them in Nap I would imagine.
Fast puck-outs suit everyone as it means you can “catch” defences out of shape. No idea why lads are zeroing on Cork here.
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It is an option, you use it.
A good few skulling i say.
100 percent, up to teams to adapt.
Are you winding up to complain if Murphy slows down puckouts after scores or something? It was highly unusual that they were allowed in the semi
It is well known he blows fast puck-outs.
It’s just consistency. The ‘restart’ as it’s now known is too important a feature of the game to be at the discretion of an individual ref.
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Matchups are going to be important for Clare.
Cleary on Hayes and Hogan on Connolly is what is probably best for them.
Lees on Horgan
Was offered two premium by a friend working in Glanbia. Think I’ll venture up for the day out
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A great day out sure
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A shur look at. While I’d obviously luv it if we were there again, heading up as a neutral with no skin in the game and good tickets will be very enjoyable
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Pearse Piggott operated as the third midfielder. Joe Cooney and Anthony Cunningham were a two man full forward line.
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As far as I know, when Limerick aren’t in the final they only get two tickets and they are raffled. I think the draw is on tonight.
Ah that is hilarious name for a hurler.
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The number of tickets a club gets is based off overall membership I believe. I’d assume NaP would be relatively big membership wise and should be getting more than 2 tickets.
Every club gets two as far as I know.
I’m heading along. Can’t wait now but still no train tickets available.
No, tickets for clubs in non participating counties is based off membership. Some might get 2, some could get 10 depending on size. A mid sized club in Dublin with a 1000+ paid up members typically get 5 or 6 tickets.