Dublin v Tyrone 7th March 2015 7pm - 20 years ago since 1995 AI final Rivalry

[Fuzzman]

On March the 7th 2015 Tyrone make the painful trip back to Dublin to meet the AIG(Dubs) in their own backyard, sorry I mean GAA HQ.

With it being my birthday and us (www.tad.ie) planning a big night on the 6th at the Tyrone owned Lansdowne Hotel, I decided to get this thread started early to give ye all a bit of notice and to book a hotel.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/329662576095/

Noel McGinn and the TeamTalkMag.com team are coming down to stream the night live with us having Charlie Redmond as our star guest on the night to re-live that moment when he wasn't really sent off at all. Charlie has the real story that will put our minds all at rest so we can forgive the poor Dubs for this travesty once and for all and get back to hating Meath and Armagh.

By the way does anyone know Paddy Russell's email address?

Also found this little thread in my research. Where is the one on here?
http://www.hoganstand.com/Clare/MessagePage.aspx?PageNumber=0&TopicID=16827

[rrhf]

paddyrussell@offtheground.ie

[armaghniac]

I suggest deleting the above, any email here will be flooded with spam.

[regal]

This match was shown again on TG4 recently and I can remember thinking how sh*te both teams were

[Mike Sheehy]

It was a heroic win by 14 man Dublin.

Isn't it amazing in Gaelic football the way having a man sent off seems to make no difference. It even helps sometimes.

[seafoid]

It was a heroic win by 14 man Dublin.

Isn't it amazing in Gaelic football the way having a man sent off seems to make no difference. It even helps sometimes.

I thought that Dub team would never win the all ireland. Charlie Redmond went through hell before he got his medal. They lost big matches to Donegal, Derry and then Down.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

Will Bernard Brogan be starting in this one?

[BennyCake]

AI final rivalry? What the hell does that mean?

[BennyCake]

It was a heroic win by 14 man Dublin.

Isn't it amazing in Gaelic football the way having a man sent off seems to make no difference. It even helps sometimes.

Of course it helps if the player in question doesn't actually leave the pitch.

[squire_in_navy_slacks]

Will Bernard Brogan be starting in this one?

Id imagine so

[Jinxy]

It was a heroic win by 14 man Dublin.

Isn't it amazing in Gaelic football the way having a man sent off seems to make no difference. It even helps sometimes.

Especially when he doesn't go off.

[Aaron Boone]

Dubs will be well in the mire if they lose this one.
They are too good to be relegated but could be a last day survival act.

[Mike Sheehy]

It was a heroic win by 14 man Dublin.

Isn't it amazing in Gaelic football the way having a man sent off seems to make no difference. It even helps sometimes.

Especially when he doesn't go off.

true enough..did he actually touch the ball between the "first" sending off and actually leaving the field ?

[An Watcher]

Does it really matter if he touched it or not. He occupied defenders who otherwise could have been pushed up the field.  Not to worry though as we got there in the end. Just a pity for some of the players from that team

[Wildweasel74]

G 20 years later and still cant take their beating, maybe if some forward but peter scored you won the damn thing