more a recency bias, they’ve been doing alright over the past 10 years
2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2021
more a recency bias, they’ve been doing alright over the past 10 years
2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2021
Not really. Mayo and Galway had won the past 5 between them.
They won a minor last year but had not won a minor since 2012 before that with Mayo and Galway sharing the previous 7 between them.
Roscommon would always go in as third favourites in Connacht in a 5 horse race with two of contestants being mules in Sligo and Leitrim. It takes a lot more for a county like Offaly to pull off a shock in Leinster than it would Roscommon in Connacht.
Cork will be very strong favourites to win out from here.
To be fair to Monaghan they had won Ulster minor titles in 2018 and 2019 so you’d have expected this group of players to be fighting for an Ulster title.
Not sure what to expect next Friday night in the final. We’ll either lose by 2 or win by 10.
Down are a bit of an unknown these days.
Cork Minor Hurling team to play Limerick has been announced
Paudie O’Sullivan, Fr. O’ Neills
Darragh O’Sullivan, Ballinhassig
Kevin Lyons, Ballygarvan
James Byrne, Ballinora
James Dwyer, Ballincollig
Ben O’Connor, St. Finbarr’s
Timmy Wilk , Cobh
Mikey Finn, Midleton
Cillian Tobin, Bride Rovers
Diarmuid Healy, Lisgoold
Ben Nyhan, Clyda Rovers
Tadhg O’Connell, Ballincollig
Eoin O’Leary , Glen Rovers
Jack Leahy, Dungourney
William Buckley, St. Finbarr’s
Dylan Costine, Cloyne
Shane Kennedy, St. Finbarr’s
Kyle Wallace, St. Catherine’s
James O Brien, Fermoy
David Cremin, Midleton
Oran O’Regan, Erins Own
Adam Walsh, Bride Rovers
Ross O’Sullivan, Na Piarsaigh
Rory Sheahan, Kanturk
Additional panel members
Jack Corcoran, Youghal
Michael O Driscoll, Watergrasshill
Kris O Callaghan, Kinsale
Lee O Sullivan, Blackrock
Daniel Murnane, Carrigtwohill
Adam Rooney, Carrigtwohill
Brendan Lehane, Watergrasshill
Conor O Leary, Fr O Neills
Gearoid O Brien, St Catherines
Cian Buckley, St Finbarrs
Tiernan Roche, Midleton
David Casey, Eire Og
Lads from Sean Phobal, Ring and the Brickeys on a Waterford hurling team is great to see.
Very much so. The lads from Ring and Old Parish would play on an An Gaeltacht team together.
Would it be classed as a hurling or football area?
The ancestors of some of them would probably be of Connemara football stock.
Old Parish would only have a junior football team for donkeys years. I believe they have entered a junior b hurling side in to competition for the first time in about 25 years.
Ring would have a decent pick and have played senior hurling recently. Yo-yo up and down a few times in the last 6 years. They have or had a senior football team as well. Ardmore is a neighbouring parish to Old Parish. They would have been senior in both football and hurling for a long time when backboned by the Hennessy’s in football and the Prendergast’s in hurling. They could be intermediate now in both. Definitely intermediate in hurling anyway.
The other way round? To hell or to Connacht and all that.
Where are Brickey Rangers from?
Fungarvan
Timmy Wilk, Cobh. Polish lad?
Between Dungarvan and Ring. Traditionally a very football area. In the 1950s they played Mount Sion in a county senior football final in Fraher Field and when defeat was inevitable they ran a load of horses onto the field and the match was abandoned and no trophy awarded that year. We didn’t really care because it was only football. It became known as the Giddyup county final.
Yeah.
I thought they were out another direction. Going towards Aglish? Go out the road past the old Glass factory site? They used to had a big night for a bbq back in the day.
Yep. Terrific all round athlete, very talented hurler.
The Shocks as they are known
Correct, Bushy Park is their club grounds