If you believe what went on last night Rathkeale parish extends to cover half the square in Ballingarry.
It goes pretty close to it!
The church is nearly in Rathkeale.
Probably means a fair chunk G/B players over the last 50years should have been playing with Rathkeale. A commission of Inquiry will be required to clean this mess up.
If clubs around the county sought to rigidly apply the parish rule there would be great craic altogether .
Footballers transferring to Rathkeale or what was the craic?
Itâs our territory - not an inch!
Lads who went to primary school in Ballingarry living out the church road couldnât play with G/B all the way up. The cut off isnât far beyond the village in all fairness. Has cost us a few handy players over the years alright.
No real rivalry between the clubs in all honesty. Mind you I remember a mass brawl at an u-14 or u-16 football match maybe 15 or 20 years ago. Supporters and everything hopped the wire. The game continued and everyone shook hands at full time!
Our best underage prospect and whoâll be playing for the adult intermediate hurling team in 2018 is the son of a staunch Rathkeale GAA man.
Whatâs with the little island of Rathkeale out on itâs own?
Rathkeale parish has a reputation for always being on the move
Ye are living so close together over there there might be more than one the son of a staunch Rathkeale man
Youâll be right eventually Iâm sure Joe.
Only messing Davy is not stupid
No mileage for travelling between the GG and Clare
Youâre a gas man Joe. Tâwas you said he was going to Limerick.
No joke JP should get hin
Is the limerick Offaly game on television
Thank fuck they never won anything except a few camogie pots.
He might win one Joe but the body count would be too high a price.
Darach Honan fairly stuck the boot in on Davy and Clare here.
You have to train all players
There was always a healthy rivalry between the mushes and Ballingarry. The Granagh crowd, muck savages for the most part, were more Croom oriented and most of them went to school there.
However the rule whereby young lads living a stones throw from Ballingarry and conducting their lives, friendships and education in the village but actually technically in Rathkeale parish, being forced to play with Rathkeale is just bonkers. I knew one or two of them and even they agreed that it was crazy. They hardly knew the Rathkeale lads they were hurling with. I remember one of them telling me that his children would never face the challenges that he had to face.