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Considine aswell?

They have other good players but Kilmallock were always going to win tonight. County champions and a stronger panel than last year.

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Doon did a great job. Nothing from the well or kilmallock

Any report from the NAP Doon game lads?

Doon will be very sorry to leave that one behind them.

Was talking to the oul lad earlier we brought Grimes on had made a huge difference D Dempsey was superb throughout said Downes and Boylan anonymous WOD only mediocre P Casey quiet until the last 10 minutes and then banged over a few scores. He said Doon literally folded and if the match went on another few minutes it would have been a 10 point victory

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Why isn’t Grimes starting?

Does anyone have a clue who won between D/A and Knockainey? It’s like Stone Age waiting to hear from Matt O Callaghan at midnight

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Tough match in awful conditions.

Dean Coleman had a goal within the first minute. I didn’t see it because of a golf umbrella. I’d say at least half the crowd hadn’t a clue what was going on at various points with the proliferation of umbrellas.

Doon tried to blow Na Piarsaigh out of it physically. Gave away a lot of frees and Downes was a bit wayward in the conditions. Having said that Barry Murphy put everything over.

Level at half time. Doon had four points within first three or four minutes of second half.

Richie English had an absolute stormer at centre back. Coleman, Murphy and Pat Ryan were sharp. O’Donovan covered serious ground as expected but gave away a few frees.

Looked like it was fizzling out with ten minutes left. Goal from David Dempsey and Doon were out on their feet all of a sudden. Grimes made a big impact when he came on and O’Donoghue came more into it with him on also, along with Peter Casey dominating when he stayed in front of the square.

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Thanks for the report :+1:

Did both sides line out as per the programme?

He’s moving to Dubai in 2 weeks time teaching for 2 years will be a big loss

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Could be wrong but I thought it was 2017 that Barrett was dropped. Think he’d won the All-Ireland the previous year.

Maybe that was it. Would have been the difference when we lost by a point to Galway.

It was 2017 because Mick Ryan was manager at the time rather than EOS. I think he may have been injured anyway

Think so, yes.

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ā€œInjuredā€

Just reading through the posts from the Tipp chaps above :rofl:

The game has moved on lads, there’s no place anymore for ā€˜Chubsters in Cooper Helmets’ with huge arses huffing and puffing around injury ridden teams in finals*. Junior Hurling stuff ffs :rollseyes:

*Sure what chance has any team in winning a final missing a few of their best players, surely that would be a bridge too far as it proved for that great Kilkenny team of 2006-10, wouldn’t it?

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My personality? :rofl:

I joined TFK specifically to read and post about GAA. Limerick in particular. Years before Limerick had any success.

What do you want to know about me mate, my thoughts on the writings of John Donne? My favourite holiday destination? Recent novels I’ve read? :rofl:

I promise from now on that I’ll leave a little tidbit of insight into my personality with every post, just for you

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Can you leave Dowling alone? He needs follicle help not slagging about his weight.

The Dow was a lean mean scoring-off-the-bench machine by 2018

In fairness, Bubbles waddling around Croker in his pomp and he panting like and struggling but managing to fire over a few great scores was iconic, but the party for the Chubsters in Cooper Helmets is over now, different times.

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Shane McGrath with Staker Wallace apparently…

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