How many all Ireland's in a row will jp buy?

[flattythehurdler]

They really do.
Tis like the laygue that way.

[ChairmanDan]

Brian Gavin wasn’t the referee in the 2009 final. Diarmuid Kirwan was.

[flattythehurdler]

Welcome to last week, or yesterday, or something.

[glasagusban]

Lads it was Kirwan was the referee that day, not Gavin.

[ChairmanDan]

You were the one who referenced Brian Gavin awarding a penalty in the 2009 Final.

[Aertel220]

@ChairmanDan

The Limerick lads going to war now on little old Carlow and their 5 senior hurling clubs. They really should be trying to get a bit of joy out of their great win on Sunday and celebrate.

Limericks great run in 2018 started with a preliminary quarter-final victory against then Joe McDonagh Cup Champions Carlow.

[Thomas_Brady]

It started with Barry Murphy and ended with Mulcahy.

[flattythehurdler]

I think you may be onto something here.

[Johnbird]

Typical north KK tactic.Bastards for it.

[Johnbird]

If it happened it front of you,did you see what Bould Benny did to Bould Tommy when he came on??

Because I did.The cunt was hopping like a box of frogs from the second he came on😂

[Fagan_ODowd]

@iron_mike

@Big_Dan_Campbell

I don’t know if that is true. The Dunne’s are known for being hot but Benny had been playing intercounty hurling for the bones of 8 season up to that point and I can’t recall him pulling a dirty stroke or being indisciplined before that day at that level. If anything I would have said that Benny was too “nice” of a hurler at I/C level

Wasnt there a story going round that Tommy Walsh was messing with Benny’s helmet as in kept shoving it over his eyes off the ball and benny just lost the rag?

Tommy always did that. Part of the black arts for a back. Always amazed me how Tommy could always manipulate himself to field from behind the forward and no forward ever tried to field from behind him.

[Thomas_Brady]

I think the signs of decline are there in Limerick already… I think we’ll win one more and begin to fade away.

[Bisto]

I saw him one day with Keaney , he just used keaney as a springboard time and time again…I recall bonner Maher trying to stand behind him in an all Ireland final one year

[neilld]

He used to stand miles back from the wing forward, build up momentum and launch himself didn’t he? The wing forward would nearly be in the corner standing behind him!

Although in fairness, might as well have tried something else as he lorded it for years.

Of the lads from that era, I always thought Mullane with his pace from wing forward might have given him something to think about apart from the high fielding aspect.

[flattythehurdler]

I never saw a player who seemed to be able to judge the flight of a ball as well as tw. It was uncanny. Shefflin knew he’d win it and hit it his direction, and was already moving.

[neilld]

I think he was the best of all that Kilkenny team to be honest, a force of nature.

[flattythehurdler]

I’d agree. A remarkable player.

[Bisto]

I always think players who are small growing up figure out the game a lot quicker …

[Massey]

They have to

[Ashman]

A.bit like the theory that slower & less gifted players make better managers as they tend to have to think more when playing