Should divisional teams be in all Ireland club championships?

[anon78624367]

Because there’s no jobs and young lads fuck off out of it.

[Cicero_Dandi]

Yeah, welcome to every other rural county - why hasn’t it effected rural clubs in Donegal and Mayo?

Glenties and Ballintubber are rural clubs.

[anon23727452]

There’s only 10 towns bigger than glenties in kerry.

[Cicero_Dandi]

So there’s more towns in Kerry bigger than Glenties than there are clubs in the Kerry senior championship?

Wow.

[anon78624367]

How many teams get relegated every year from the Tyrone championship

[Julio_Geordio]

Of all the county setups to question why pick on Kerry the most successful team of all time

[Cicero_Dandi]

Intermediate Champions go up and there will be another position up for grabs via league playoffs.

So it’s generally 1 or 2 up and 1 or 2 down.

[anon78624367]

So you could retain senior status being the 14th best team in Tyrone for ever.

[Cicero_Dandi]

@anon78624367

So you could retain senior status being the 14th best team in Tyrone for ever.

Nope.

[anon78624367]

You could. 16th and 15th only possibly get relegated. If you can do enough to finish 14th you stay up.

[Cicero_Dandi]

Eglish finished 14th in the league and defeated 15th place Edendork in the league, they now play Loughmacrory for a place in the senior championship next year.

As Galbally topped the league too there is an additional spot to play for.

[anon78624367]

So the team in 14th are in danger of being relegated but the team in 15th aren’t?

[Cicero_Dandi]

Edendork are gone. Eglish still have a chance of retaining their status.

[anon78624367]

So 3 teams can get relegated?

[Cicero_Dandi]

In the case of a situation where a team wins the league and championship double as Galbally did this year.

There’s a strong correlation between league and championship in Tyrone which is why county footballers in Tyrone would see an awful lot more action with their clubs than other counties would.

[the_man_himself]

People complain about the amount of senior clubs in Tipp the whole time, but the last two years a team that would have been outside many people’s top 8’s at the start of the year have won it

[Cicero_Dandi]

@the_man_himself

People complain about the amount of senior clubs in Tipp the whole time, but the last two years a team that would have been outside many people’s top 8’s at the start of the year have won it

That’s reflective of a good club championship where there is a good chance of any team winning it or causing an upset - a meritocracy.

[anon23727452]

How did they fair in the Munster club championship?

[the_man_himself]

Borrisoleigh are in the Munster Final. Having one elite club like Waterford doesn’t mean it’s a strong championship as a whole. I also don’t see how that question is relevant

[TreatyStones]

No