Friday night at 7pm in the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
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Maybe itâs been mentioned already, couldnât be bothered reading back.
Tom Rea, brother of Ned Rea has passed away. Tom and Jerry Rea both stalwarts of my former GAA club in London, Brothers Pearse.
RIP Tom.
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Tom few moths for the Rea family
RIP
Ciaran OâConnor, the Kilmallock 6, looks a rolls royce of a player on the handful of times Iâve seen him play.
Are you not from Preston or some such place?
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Was he the brother that marked Ned in the 73 final?
Semi final
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I wouldnât be surprised if we saw a very inexperienced team, relatively, next Friday. In all honesty, the standard of Kerry-Tipp wasnât spectacular and, although Kiely normally beds in newcomers with more experienced players, it might be different for the Munster League.
Wouldnât mind seeing POD & English getting a game.
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Weâll need to tie down our marauding loanees
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I wonder is it worth naming the potential starting 15?
If we pick up injuries, covid etc weâll have to recall them from their loan spell as an emergency.
Job done today.
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For old timeâs sake 
Gillane (?)
Boylan English Nash
Quinlan Connolly Coughlan
OâGrady Duff
Boylan Reidy OâNeill
DOC English POD
Presuming Gillane isnât gone because I havenât heard of a replacement and without Hennessy, thatâd be only one goalkeeper training. You have to have three keepers like.
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Fairly sure I heard on the grapevine over Christmas that Jason Gillane is dropped.
That is still a fine team to be fair @Aristotle
English and Patrick OâDonovan inside would be dangerous and potentially deadly.
Youâre in a bad way with one keeper and three goalkeeper coaches
Minor the year Tipp beat them in AI Final
Same as King Kyle
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While not part of his goalkeeping, Gillane gave one of the most economical displays of striking at a crucial point this year. Also his brother being who he is, and irreplaceable, hope they arenât overcomplicating things.
No. Ned and Eamonn i think