Limerick. Was moaning about how physical the 'Barrs were last week.
I hope the Rockies beat them a point a man.
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He can be slated but Conor Lehane should surely be on Cork panel although iâd imagine he is happy to play away with Midleton.
Pains me to say it, but why wouldnât you expect Lehane to impress?
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Lehane was on that panel long enough.
Itâs better for everyone he focuses on club hurling where he will prosper for another 5 years.
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Impressing a lot more than most of the Cork panel.
Lehane had his chance. A top class hurler but just didnât happen for him for Cork. Better off for himself to stay away from it. Blarney and Kanturk was poor enough stuff but exciting all the same.
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Do you seriously think heâs got anything to offer at intercounty level.
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Very poor game i thought. Sweepers on top.
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Ahead of some of the Cork forwards.100%.
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Name those forwards
Fuck off.
Against the two worst Cork Senior teams? Did you see him play for the Cork Seniors the last 5 years?
Who.
Not naming amateur players on a public forum but in my opinion Lehane better than a few.
The only players he is better than (arguably) are the lads who will be gone from the panel in 1-2 years for the lads coming through. Would you have him over the likes of Power, Cahalane, Roche etc
On present form i would indeed. I know who iâd rather be facing if my club was playing.
Cork club hurling is no relation to inter-county hurling. He thrives in club hurling against shite teams with mediocre defenders. Marking some jobber from Carrigtwohill is a world away from marking a proper inter-county half-back.
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Can anyone give me the full article?
Munster GAA chiefs have today confirmed that post-primary schools competitions will resume next month.
Comhairle Iar-Bhunscoileanna na Mumhan was forced to pull the pin on all their games last February due to government restrictions and lockdowns.
The first matches will throw in on October 6th with U15 football competitions across the five grades. U16 and a half hurling will follow a week later.
Provincial bosses have tweaked formats with all competitions - bar the blue riband Harty Cup and Corn UĂ MhuirĂ- to be run on a straight knockout basis.
Those U19 âAâ hurling (Harty) and football (Corn UĂ MhuirĂ) competitions will have a âback doorâ system for any teams that lose in the opening round.
It is hoped, once circumstances allow, that all competitions will return to their normal formats in September 2022.
The Corn UĂ MhuirĂ gets underway November 3rd while the Harty Cup is set to get underway on November 10.
HARTY CUP (R1 DRAFT FIXTURES): Gaelcholaiste Mhuire an Mhainistir Thuaidh v Hamilton High School Bandon (Winner progresses directly to quarter-final); Ardscoil RĂs v Nenagh CBS; Thurles CBS v St Flannans College, Ennis; Blackwater Community School v St Colmanâs College, Fermoy; St Josephâs Tulla v De La Salle Waterford (Winner progresses directly to quarter-final); Midleton CBS v CBC; Cashel Community School v Our Ladyâs Templemore.
CORN UĂ MHURĂ (R1 DRAFT FIXTURES): Colaiste na Sceilge v Skibbereen Community School; St Flannanâs College, Ennis v Mercy Mounthawk; Highschool Clonmel v St Brendanâs, Killarney; Scoil Pobal Rathmore v PS Chorcha Dhuibhne; Clonakilty Community College v Colaiste Chriost RĂ; Intermediate School Killorglin v Tralee CBS (Winner progresses directly to quarter-final); Hamilton High School Bandon v Colaiste Choilm Ballincollig. Rochestown has a bye to round two
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