[quote=“The Puke”]Munster club hurling draw
Quarter Final
Tipp champions V Cork Champions
Semi’s
Waterford champ’s V Clare champ’s
Limerick champ’s V Tipp/Cork champ’s
this and all the other draws are here:
http://munster.gaa.ie/fixtures/club-championship/[/quote]
Hope the Clare champs don’t embarrass their proud county like last year 
the bye to the semi final might be time enough to sober them up.
[quote=“The Puke”]
http://munster.gaa.ie/fixtures/club-championship/[/quote]
Who ever wins Limerick should have a good chance of making the football final.
marys beat UCD by 2 points in first 1/4 final this evening in dublin senior football…fancied marys when draw was made but went with the students when i believed the rumours they were swamped with county minors and also playing in the wide open spaces of Parnell…fair play to Marys…Jacobs in Saggart will be hopping tonight…
Quarter final this weekend in the Limerick football:
St Senans V Pallasgreen
On paper St Senans should win this easily enough, but Pallasgreen are a team to write off at your peril. They are a dogged, phyiscal team who should give the nancy boys of Senans a rough time of it. I would still expect Senans to emerge though, they have Ian Ryan in the forwards and that should be enough for them.
The draw for the semis is made as well and it will be a double header in Newcastle West on Saturday week.
Ballysteen v Drom/Broadford
Fr Caseys V Pallasgreen or St Senans
oliver plunketts gave away an 8 point half time lead to draw with St. Judes in tonight’s second dublin senior football 1/4 final…plunkett’s forwards included the brogans,sherlock and anthony moyles of meath…final score 0-14 to 2-08
Anthony Moyles is a Dublin man scumpot, don’t be disowning him
St Oliver Plunkett’s/ER 0-14 St Jude’s 2-8
St Mary’s 1-8 UCD 0-9
St Jude’s launched an incredible second-half comeback to force a draw with St Oliver Plunkett’s/ER at Parnell Park last night.
Bernard Brogan’s 33rd minute point put last year’s finalists 0-12 to 0-2 in front after a superb performance in the opening half.
But Jude’s clawed back the 10-point deficit, with substitute Brian Monaghan scoring the all-important equalising goal in injury time.
Joey Donnelly set up Andy Glover to fist to the net two minutes after Brogan’s point to kick off the fightback. Jude’s then kicked four points in succession to leave the gap at four with 10 minutes left.
James Brogan made the gap five, but Kevin McManamon and Joey Donnelly pointed to leave three between the teams, before Monaghan stayed cool to finish at the second attempt.
Scorers – St Oliver Plunkett’s/ER: G Smith (0-1f), B Brogan (0-1f) 0-3 each, A Brogan, J Sherlock, J Brogan 0-2, C Dunleavy, R McConnell 0-1. St Jude’s: A Glover, B Monaghan 1-0, K McManamon (0-1f) 0-3, J Donnelly (0-1f), D Donnelly (0-2’45’) 0-2, C Voyles 0-1.
St Oliver Plunkett’s/ER – E Sommerville; P Curtin, C Evans, S McGuinness; L Fleming, M Brides, J Brogan; R McConnell, C Dunleavy; D Matthews, J Sherlock, A Moyles; G Smith, A Brogan, B Brogan. Subs: D Sweeney for Matthews (46), R Glynn for S McGuinness (57).
St Jude’s – P Copeland; C McBride, C Guckian, P Cunningham; T McKeown, N O’Shea, R O’Brien; C Murphy, A Glover; S Gallagher, B McManamon, R Joyce; J Donnelly, D Donnelly, K McManamon. Subs: C Voyles for McKeown (28), S Guckian for O’Brien (37), B Monaghan for B McManamon (40), M Lyons for D Donnelly (54).
Ref – G McCormack (Naomh Barrog).
St Mary’s impressive run gathers pace
ST MARY’S added UCD to their impressive list of scalps as they booked their place in the semi-finals. Having dismissed 2008 All-Ireland winners St Vincent’s in the previous round, the men from Saggart never trailed the Students at Parnell Park.
Blaine Kelly featured prominently as a slow-burning first half left St Mary’s ahead by 0-5 to
0-3, but a fortuitous goal early in the second half proved crucial as a long-range Kelly free was fumbled by Stephen Gallagher and Declan Byrne scrambled the ball home.
UCD upped their game and scored five points in eight minutes to level proceedings with 13 minutes remaining. However, David Marshall superbly converted a free-kick from the sideline to restore Mary’s lead.
Scorers – St Mary’s: D Byrne 1-1, D Marshall 0-3 (0-1f), Blaine Kelly 0-2, S Walsh, Benjy Kelly 0-1. UCD: M Ronaldson 0-5 (0-4f), D St Ledger, M Smith, R Mallon, R Maloney 0-1.
St Mary’s – R Redmond; M Coyne, P Courtney, C McCormack; A Marshall, D Brennan, S Kelly; D Carrigan, S Walsh; E Murray, L Magee, Blaine Kelly; D Marshall, Benjy Kelly, D Byrne. Subs: G Murray for Benjy Kelly (30), P Doyle for E Murray (46), Benjy Kelly for S Kelly (55).
UCD – S Gallagher; D Curran, P Kelly, M McSimon; R Maloney, B Teehan, S Redmond; S Fitzpatrick, M O’Loin; M Smith, P Kelly, D St Ledger; N Higgins, J Loughlin, M Ronaldson. Subs: B Curran for D Curran (15), R Mallon for Higgins (36), C Kelly for St Ledger (60).
Ref – B O’Shea (St Mark’s)
Isn’t Moyles a stockbroker?
yep with davys i think…
he reperesents meath…them’s the choices he made so off with the cunt…
Boden v lucan and crokes v ballymun tonight…i fear crokes are beginning to turn it up a notch…hopefully i’m wrong…
[quote=“scumpot”]yep with davys i think…
he reperesents meath…them’s the choices he made so off with the cunt…
Boden v lucan and crokes v ballymun tonight…i fear crokes are beginning to turn it up a notch…hopefully i’m wrong…[/quote]
A proud Northside Dub I always felt. Shur hadn’t he been trying to run back to his old stomping ground for a while now?
[quote=“The Runt”]Quarter final this weekend in the Limerick football:
St Senans V Pallasgreen
On paper St Senans should win this easily enough, but Pallasgreen are a team to write off at your peril. They are a dogged, phyiscal team who should give the nancy boys of Senans a rough time of it. I would still expect Senans to emerge though, they have Ian Ryan in the forwards and that should be enough for them.
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Pallasgreen created somewhat of a shock tonight when dumping a much fancied St Senans out of the championship on a scoreline of 0-17 to 0-11. They now go forward to meet Fr Caseys in the semi final.
I wouldn’t call it a shock. Pallagreen have established themselves over recent years amongst the top 6 senior teams in the county…
Any team from the East/South beating a west team is classed as a shock.
Senans would be considered top 4 so it is “Somewhat of a shock”
fcuk you too.
and you can leave the east out of this.
[quote=“treaty_exile”]fcuk you too.
and you can leave the east out of this.[/quote]
the West is the best!
Newcastle West is THE place to be next Saturday. Double header county football semi finals.
I would say the order of merit would be the following compared to the EPL:
Man Utd - Drom/Broadford
Chelsea - Ballylanders
Liverpool - Fr. Caseys
Arsenal - Monaleen
These four would be a nice bit ahead of the rest. Just below them then you’d have -
Tottenham - St. Senans
Everton - Pallasgrean
Then you’d have the also-rans:
Claughan - Blackburn
NCW - Bolton
Ballysteen - Hull City
[quote=“The Dunph”][/quote]
Great post Dunph
Definitely in his top 3 posts ever on here
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wonderful avatar.