Big difference between a 10 year old having to play 13s and a 17 year old having to play 20s.
Use your brain
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Demographics ??
Yeah they are. Iâd say more like Russell Rovers canât field every year than anything else. Itâs a small club.
The better hurlers are from Dungorney alright. Iâm with the u14s since they were 6 and of the 6/7 best players on the team one is Castlemartyr, one will play for Castlemartyr but went to school in Ballintoutis and the rest wear the sash. And theyâre very good, unreal seeing their talent throughout the years and seeing it flourish.
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Yep, theyâre called St Colmans.
Would it not be a bit strange for these lads, all of a sudden playing for castlemartyr having never togged for them?
Some disaster for Nemo.
Ah theyâd be all togged out in red when Castlemartyr are playing Intermediate, but it was a great decision nearly 20 years ago to bring the parish together underage, both clubs wouldnât have the numbers.
Why not go all the way and join up fully?
Castlemartyr is growing all the time, thereâs a good few estates gone in there
Glen Rovers needed to field U15s to win a Premier minor title. I suspect the vast majority of minor sides do likewise. Almost U20 like in age span you could say.
The two teams joining up was akin to Limerick and Tipp coming together for underage. Took over ten years before any suspicion would have subsided. Both clubs have a bitter rivalry at senior level.
I know sure, weâd a fella from dungourney wouldnât pass to castlemartyr fellas
You could say that but then youâd be an idiot
Hit a nerve did I?
Yes. Yes there is.
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What U-15 played for the Glen Minors? Fairly sure that isnât allowed anymore.
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That fella wouldnât lie straight in a bed
What do you mean? Its definitely allowed in general unless they as a club have a rule against it
Depending on what you consider âMinorâ
If you consider u17 Minor then itâs OK
An u15 hurler cannot play u19 though, so if youâre calling u19 Minor then I think itâs illegal