This lad posts up all the scores each day
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This chap had it as 4-18 to 2-12 to Clontarf at the end.
They had a bit of rope around the pitch & there must only have been around 200 people at it.
I think Paddy Smyth was playing full forward for Clontarf unless I’m mistaken.
From what I’ve seen of Clontarf GAA club at U8 go games & Senior B/2 hurling, I don’t really like them.
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Raheny had 16 players
Decimated by injuries and J1s
Clontarf should have won by more : 21 widest
Not a contest unfortunately. Any time Raheny broke through (rarely) Clontarf did not hesitate to do the needful with the cynical pulldown
Double marking Paddy Smyth proved to be a mistake by Raheny
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. They are a southside club landlocked on the northside. Paddy is an alright sort though and I’d say a handful at full forward. Good to see you developing into a proper Raheny man.
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Na fianna are the kilmacud of the north side .
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We do win a lot now that you mention it.
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Raheny will come good in time. Missing a lot tonight and will give this championship a rattle yet
What’s the format? Are they still in it?!
They seem like awful sneery wankers. It’s impressive but their GAA, cricket & rubby clubs seem to co-exist & almost thrive together…& what a toxic combination those three elements can be.
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A real canary in the mine that
Says the fella from Na Fianna without a hint of self awareness 
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Understandable. Clontarf refused to let parents use their toilets at our girls feile tournament in April insisting they walk to the Red Stables instead, leaving a fair few grandparents literally discommoded and upset. It also resulted in one of our parents acting quite unreasonably and starting a bizarre row. Anyway, our girls went out there and walked all over them…
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That would never happen in Na Fianna
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Merging Scoil and Clontarf to create a North Bay superclub was a regular on the agenda in the 80s. There were obvious cultural issues then (which don’t exist now) but the principal reason talks never advanced was because the two club grandees - Tom (Mossie) Carroll on our side and I can’t remember the Clontarf fellas name - absolutely detested each other.
Anyway as luck would have it they both ended up in hospital beside each other and they never so much as spoke a word to each other the whole time they were there.
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Group of six, top four qualify for the QFs. They have 1 win and two losses with the two weakest teams left to play in Syls and Crokes B.
Raheny have some lovely hurlers but are young/light. Lack leaders around the 27/29 age group
Will the Dublin Hurling County Final be a Saturday night or Sunday fixture this year?
That was some balls they made of the Semi Final Draw on Sunday too - the perils of live streaming a draw I suppose.
What happened with the draw?
Exact day for final not decided yet
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Ballyboden came out as one of the teams for the Senior B when they weren’t even left in the competition.
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I see ye are doing the fashionable thing @Spidey and have a bit of Mayo magic put into the team.
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