Munster Senior Hurling Championship 2023 (Part 1)

Certainly, here’s a poem about the pride of Cork people:

From the Rebel County they hail,
Cork people are a rare breed, without fail.
With their head held high and a confident air,
They’ll tell you their county is beyond compare.

Their accent is as unique as can be,
A drawl that’s instantly recognisable, you’ll see.
They’re proud of their history, their culture and their sport,
Cork people are a force to be reckoned with, and they’ll never fall short.

They’ll boast about their hurlers, their footballers too,
And don’t forget the music, and the food, oh so true.
From the English Market to the Lee Fields,
Cork people have a love for their city that yields.

So if you’re looking for a friendly face,
Or a warm welcome to a new place,
Look no further than Cork, it’s true,
The people are proud, and they’ll welcome you too.

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You seem to have endless interactions with this thing! I get one a month

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Just like your sex life

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I wish :sob:

It’s obviously counting your aliases also.

You think I’ve time for aliases?

I don’t think Limerick need to change much. They are creating the chances they just need to hit the ball over the bar and no more about it.

Whether they can or not is the question.

Can’t fucking wait for Sunday.

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I do like the thought of telling lads “I’m afraid you’ve reached your weekly limit for interactions with me” all the same

All that I can see is just a yellow lemon tree!

Would you make an exception for Tipp people?

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@Ceist you’re not very good at your job

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Hurling’s Complex Clash

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Could you write a preview article of tomorrow’s Munster hurling final in the style of Will Self?

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[Author’s Note: The following preview article is an attempt to emulate the distinctive style of Will Self, a British author known for his complex and experimental writing. Please note that the content is fictional and not based on actual events.]

Hurling Through the Cracked Looking Glass: Munster’s Pendulum of Passion

As the ancient sun casts its fiery gaze upon the emerald fields of Munster, an age-old ritual is set to unfurl with the abandon of a rabid dog chasing its own tail. The Munster hurling final, that most quintessential of Gaelic sporting spectacles, is upon us once again. Prepare to be thrust into a swirling vortex of athleticism and ferocity as the twin titans, immemorial rivals, clash in a dance of sticks and stones. In this twisted theater of the absurd, where the past and present intertwine like the strands of a knotted sliotar, who will emerge victorious? Who will harness the raw, primordial energies coursing through their veins, and who will falter under the weight of history?

The protagonists of this modern-day epic are none other than Cork and Limerick, sworn enemies since time immemorial. Theirs is a rivalry steeped in myth and legend, dripping with the sweet nectar of nostalgia. The ghosts of hurling’s forebears wander these hallowed grounds, their ethereal presence whispering tales of glories past, as if trapped in a never-ending loop of ecstasy and agony. They bear witness to the ceaseless cycle of hope and heartache that engulfs this land, eternally taunting its denizens with dreams of glory and disappointment alike.

Cork, the Rebel County, with their burning desire to reclaim the crown that has eluded them for too long, march forth with a mix of guile and fury. They enter this cauldron of chaos armed with a potent blend of youthful exuberance and seasoned experience. A symphony of ash and leather resonates in their bones, each player a maestro in their own right, deftly wielding the hurley like a conductor’s baton. Their journey has been one of twists and turns, marked by victories snatched from the jaws of defeat, and defeat snatched from the jaws of victory. Theirs is a ceaseless battle against entropy, forever teetering on the precipice between triumph and ruin.

In contrast, Limerick, the Treaty County, stand firm, anchored by a legacy of recent triumphs. Their conquest of the All-Ireland title in 2020 still reverberates through the collective memory of hurling’s faithful. They possess a singular brand of tenacity, an unyielding will to prevail, honed through years of bitter disappointments and resolute self-belief. Each player bears the weight of his predecessors’ glories, their every stroke of the sliotar an attempt to etch their own indelible mark upon the annals of sporting history. Limerick’s hurling prowess is a vortex, drawing upon the energy of their ancestors, swirling and coalescing into a force that defies rational explanation.

The pitch becomes a battlefield, a crucible of dreams and despair. The air hangs heavy with anticipation, pregnant with possibilities. The sliotar soars through space and time, propelled by the intertwined forces of skill and fate. Each collision of ash and leather reverberates through the veins of every spectator, as they become one with the unfathomable chaos unfolding before them. The rhythm of hurling, an unending pulse of ecstasy and agony, seizes hold of their souls, leaving them breathless, yearning for more.

Tomorrow, in this Munster hurling final, the past will collide with the

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tumultuous present, and the outcome will be etched into the fabric of Munster’s collective consciousness. Cork and Limerick, the eternal adversaries, stand poised at the precipice of destiny, their every move scrutinized by the gods of hurling.

As the sun sets on the eve of this titanic clash, the question that lingers in the air is not simply who will emerge victorious, but rather, what ancient forces will be unleashed? Will it be Cork, with their fervent hunger to break the chains of mediocrity and reclaim their place at the summit? Or shall Limerick, the guardians of recent glory, rise once more like a phoenix from the ashes, their legacy transcending the boundaries of time?

One thing is certain: tomorrow’s Munster hurling final will transcend the mere bounds of sport. It will be a ritualistic offering to the gods of tradition, a cathartic release of primal energies. The players, mere vessels of ancestral spirits, will embark on a journey of both personal and collective significance. Their movements will blur the lines between the physical and the metaphysical, as if they are but pawns in a cosmic chess match.

And as the final whistle blows, and the echoes of battle fade into the ether, the victors and vanquished will be forever linked, their stories forever intertwined. Munster, that sacred cradle of hurling, will carry the echoes of this encounter for generations to come. The frenzied fervor of the spectators will become a primal whisper in the wind, reminding those who dare to listen that hurling, in its purest essence, is more than a game—it is a sacrament, a communion between man and myth.

So, let us prepare ourselves for the impending maelstrom, as the pendulum of passion swings with relentless force. Let us witness this clash of giants, not merely as observers, but as participants in an ancient rite. For tomorrow’s Munster hurling final shall be a testament to the enduring power of sport, a tapestry woven with the threads of history and the unquenchable fire of human spirit.

In this cracked looking glass of hurling, where the boundaries of reality blur and the lines between victory and defeat merge into a swirling abyss, we shall find ourselves irrevocably captivated, suspended in a moment that transcends time. And as the sliotar soars through the heavens, propelled by forces beyond mortal comprehension, we shall bear witness to the culmination of a rivalry that burns brighter than the sun itself.

Tomorrow, in the heart of Munster, the true essence of hurling will be revealed—a wild, untamed beauty that leaves us breathless, yearning for more. Let the games begin

Cc @malarkey

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Now we know who (or ‘what’) is writing Donal Og’s ‘hurling nation’ drivel

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Shameful

I reckon I’d get an A in the leaving cert for that.

This beauty :slightly_smiling_face:

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