[quote=“downyourthroats, post: 908771, member: 1497”]Its a shame really. They just don’t understand the game the way we do in Tipperary. Even the bould Eddie Keher is envious.
“I always had a love of Tipperary, their hurling, the Tipperary followers’ attitude to the game, their authoritative reading of the game and assessment of players.” -Eddie Keher
#Tipperary#Kings[/quote]
It’s truly a privilege to be a Tipperary person. No outsider will ever understand.
Whatever about the travel, its still a competition that is hard won. The strengths of Drom & Inch and Thurles Sarsfields are highlighted too having teams in the competition.
Fuck sake lads. I thought we were county men. Maybe I’m moving a bit too fast for you guys so I suppose I kind of understand your trepidation but please don’t discount my earnesty.
Suppose so.
But Drom & Inch for example last year had a Senior, Intermediate & Junior A hurling team ( reached county semi final ) & a Junior A Football County title winning side. That club have an unbelievable amount of team competing in different grades with a pick similar to that of Holycross.
[quote=“carryharry, post: 908826, member: 1517”]Suppose so.
But Drom & Inch for example last year had a Senior, Intermediate & Junior A hurling team ( reached county semi final ) & a Junior A Football County title winning side. That club have an unbelievable amount of team competing in different grades with a pick similar to that of Holycross.[/quote]
That shouldn’t detract from Holycross achievement.
Neighbouring parish CH?
Moycarkey won the Intermediate in 1985 with their 2nd team by the way.
[quote=“downyourthroats, post: 908771, member: 1497”]Its a shame really. They just don’t understand the game the way we do in Tipperary. Even the bould Eddie Keher is envious.
“I always had a love of Tipperary, their hurling, the Tipperary followers’ attitude to the game, their authoritative reading of the game and assessment of players.” -Eddie Keher
#Tipperary#Kings[/quote]
Will somebody please fill in this monumental ape re Kehir
As Carryharry said although Powerstown which is a joint parish with Lisronagh and goes to the edges of the town also forms part of Moyle Rovers, also out the Cahir road. Marlfield could also be deemed a Clonmel club, they were a Senior Hurling club in the 1950’s and 60’s when Theo English hurled with them.