Looked like he kicked his own lad.
Looks like Fintan at number 3 might happen sooner than we think. Or will O’Neill stick with G-Mac and S Cooney ahead of him.
Daithi will burn himself out at this rate
Has happened already Laz.
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Fuck you could well be right, he was poor for Galway last year, now he might not feature this year. Ugh
I asked earlier but will ask again, how big a catchment area do Turloughmore have?
They seem to be racking up the titles at underage in recent times. Should start bearing fruit at senior level sooner rather than later you would think.
Catchment area? What are you asking, how big is turloughmore parish?
Yes as in population, villages, schools etc.
Is it a bit like Corofin?
He’s the ultimate competitor but trying to manage the ask across 3 (or even 4) management teams every year for the past half a decade has taken its toll.
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Turlock benefits from a lot of lads from close parishes not technically adept enough to play football ending up throwing their lot in with hurling
Its true. Perhaps the experience of this week will give him cause to prioritize from next year
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No. Much smaller.
At least Galway champs will be saved their hiding v Leinster champs anyway.
Fairly phenomenal to be winning multiple All Ireland Feiles nowadays as a rural area I would have thought.
that’ll drive the Limerick lads who discovered hurling existed in 0 eighteen demented. The Munster rubby lads.
In fairness he’s hardly going to drop Corofin.
He should
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Turloughmore isn’t a parish. The hurling club would mainly draw from Lackagh which is a big parish, Claregalway and the football bits adjoining them.
Oh right did realise it wasn’t a parish itself. They don’t draw from Claregalway though, other way around
Another year and another failure by piss poor Munster clubs to mark a mark at all Ireland level. At least this year they’ve an excuse