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In this year's Munster championship, the Cork senior hurlers, the Cork U21 hurlers and the Cork minor hurlers were winning by 3 points with normal time almost up when the opposition got a free near the goal which they scored a goal from, to draw the match in normal time and in each case the opposing team won the replay/in extra time.

Seeing Mikey Sheehy's goal from '78 and Limerick's attempt at a goal from 14 yards with 8 Kerrymen on the line made me think, since Sheey's goal, has a goal from a free ever been scored in the Senior Championship since?
I mean intentional goals as I'm sure the odd long range free has dropped in through the goalie's hands.
I know Barry John Walsh scored what could only be described as a rasper in the Munster Minor final a couple of years ago, but I can't remember any at senior level?

The old GAA.ie website listed all the old semi-final results on one screen but this has now been removed. Anyone know somewhere where this was replicated?
I know you can still use gaa.ie to find the semi-final results one year at a time, but I was hoping to see them all together.

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Is that the same club in the Int Club Hurling Final as that are in the senior football semi-final?
If so, are there many that are on both teams?

With last week's game off because of the weather, anyone know if this is likely to go ahead this weekend?

Name your...
1. Player of the decade
2. Game of the decade
3. Goal of the decade
4. Point of the decade
5. Performance of the decade (can be team or individual)
6. Favourite GAA moment of the decade

Mightn't necessarily be the best player from each county but more who fits in best...

Connaughton (W'meath)
McMenamin (Tyrone) Lacey (Donegal) O'Kane (Derry)
Moran (Mayo) Canty (Cork) Loughrey (Antrim)
Crawford (Meath) Earley (Kildare)
Galvin (Kerry)  Ryan (Limerick) Glynn (Wicklow)
Kelly (Sligo) Meehan (Galway) B Brogan (Dublin)

I tried to base it as much as possible on this year's form, Connaughton and Meehan being the obvious exceptions.

Kerry in 1975. They'd lost to Cork by 10 points in the previous year's c'ship. They'd lost a host of players to retirement which meant there was 10 U21 players on the team, 9 of whom were in their first c'ship season and yet still managed to beat excellent Cork and Dublin teams on their way to winning the All-Ireland.

Who other counties came out of nowhere to win an All-Ireland?

I remember seeing a new website last year which was starting to build up a results database of all league and c'ship results.
You had the option to select two different counties and see all the results between them, although they only had a few results inputted at the time.
Anyone remember what website it was?

OFFALY (SF): A Mulhall; C Evans, C McManus, S Brady; C Flannery, J Quinn, M Mitchell; N Smith, C Carroll; N Coughlan, R Guinan, G Rafferty; T Deehan, J Reynolds, J Coughlan.

How far is this off a full strength Offaly team?

I've 2 tickets for seats next to each other in Lower Cusack. Wish to swap them for either 3 or 4 terrace tickets. Will be in Dublin Saturday and Sunday morning to do the deal.

While an open handed handpass is fine for passing, I thought for a point it had to be with a closed fist. Does anyone know if this is the case?
Masters and Woods have used an open hand to handpass the ball over the bar in their most recent games.

I suppose the main contenders are Páide Ó Sé, John Maughan and John O'Mahony.

I count 16.

I'll start off with...

1.
2.                    3.                  4. P Reidy
5.                    6.                  7.
        8. D O Se      9.
10.                 11.                  12.
13.  C McFadden 14. B Devanney  15. J Doyle

Just wondering if anyone had a list of the full UL panel?