I hope the Kildare County Board have invested in a new fóclóir gaeilge so there's no repeat of the team-sheet debacle when these two counties met previously in the league!
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#22
GAA Discussion / Cill Dara v An Mhí - Droichead Nua 20/3/2011
March 14, 2011, 11:05:13 AM
Never write off the Royals......
#23
GAA Discussion / Leinster u21 Football Championship 2011
October 29, 2010, 03:28:52 PM
1. Wexford v Louth 23.2.2011
2. 1 v Kildare 9.3.2011
3. Carlow v Wicklow 23.2.2011
4. 3 v Kilkenny 9.3.2011
5. Meath v Dublin 23.2.2011
6. 5 v Longford 9.3.2011
7. Westmeath v Laois 23.2.2011
8. 7 v Offaly 9.3.2011
9. 2 v 4 23.3.2011
10. 6 v 8 23.3.2011
FINAL: 9 v 10 6.4.2011
2. 1 v Kildare 9.3.2011
3. Carlow v Wicklow 23.2.2011
4. 3 v Kilkenny 9.3.2011
5. Meath v Dublin 23.2.2011
6. 5 v Longford 9.3.2011
7. Westmeath v Laois 23.2.2011
8. 7 v Offaly 9.3.2011
9. 2 v 4 23.3.2011
10. 6 v 8 23.3.2011
FINAL: 9 v 10 6.4.2011
#24
GAA Discussion / O'Byrne Cup 2011
October 17, 2010, 11:13:30 PM
O'BYRNE CUP S.F. 2011
1. Westmeath v Dublin 9/1/2011
2. Wexford v COLLEGE 9/1/2011
3. Kildare v Longford 9/1/2011
4. Offaly v COLLEGE 9/1/2011
5. Meath v COLLEGE 9/1/2011
6. Carlow v Kilkenny 9/1/2011
7. Louth v COLLEGE 9/1/2011
8. Laois v Wicklow 9/1/2011
9. 1 v 2 16/1/2011
10. 3 v 4 16/1/2011
11. 5 v 6 16/1/2011
12. 7 v 8 16/1/2011
13. 9 v 10 23/1/2011
14. 11 v 12 23/1/2011
FINAL: 13 v 14 30/1/2011
1. Westmeath v Dublin 9/1/2011
2. Wexford v COLLEGE 9/1/2011
3. Kildare v Longford 9/1/2011
4. Offaly v COLLEGE 9/1/2011
5. Meath v COLLEGE 9/1/2011
6. Carlow v Kilkenny 9/1/2011
7. Louth v COLLEGE 9/1/2011
8. Laois v Wicklow 9/1/2011
9. 1 v 2 16/1/2011
10. 3 v 4 16/1/2011
11. 5 v 6 16/1/2011
12. 7 v 8 16/1/2011
13. 9 v 10 23/1/2011
14. 11 v 12 23/1/2011
FINAL: 13 v 14 30/1/2011
#25
GAA Discussion / Anthony Rainbow - Ireland's Longest Serving Inter-County Footballer Retires
August 31, 2010, 04:03:22 PM
http://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-football/end-of-the-rainbow-2317931.html
END OF THE RAINBOW
Tuesday August 31 2010
Anthony Rainbow has called time on the longest existing career in inter-county Gaelic games. The Kildare football stalwart has let it be known to colleagues that he is bringing to an end a 20-year association with the county team.
Rainbow made his debut in the league in the autumn of 1990 and made his championship debut in 1992. He remained an integral part of Kieran McGeeney's panel over the last three seasons despite a dearth of game time.
Rainbow played in Kildare's last All-Ireland final appearance in 1998 and on his day was one of the game's most dashing wing-backs. He will be 39 in October, the oldest inter-county player this season. He may also be joined by his Suncroft club-mate Killian Brennan, who is also understood to be considering his future.
The focus will also be on Dermot Earley, who had his troubles with a serious knee injury for much of the summer and didn't feature on Sunday. Earley has been a member of the Kildare squad since 1997 and will be 34 next summer.
- Colm Keys
Irish Independent
END OF THE RAINBOW
Tuesday August 31 2010
Anthony Rainbow has called time on the longest existing career in inter-county Gaelic games. The Kildare football stalwart has let it be known to colleagues that he is bringing to an end a 20-year association with the county team.
Rainbow made his debut in the league in the autumn of 1990 and made his championship debut in 1992. He remained an integral part of Kieran McGeeney's panel over the last three seasons despite a dearth of game time.
Rainbow played in Kildare's last All-Ireland final appearance in 1998 and on his day was one of the game's most dashing wing-backs. He will be 39 in October, the oldest inter-county player this season. He may also be joined by his Suncroft club-mate Killian Brennan, who is also understood to be considering his future.
The focus will also be on Dermot Earley, who had his troubles with a serious knee injury for much of the summer and didn't feature on Sunday. Earley has been a member of the Kildare squad since 1997 and will be 34 next summer.
- Colm Keys
Irish Independent
#26
GAA Discussion / Mickey Ned steps down as Limerick manager
August 19, 2010, 11:49:38 PM
http://www.limerickleader.ie/sport/Mickey-Ned-OSullivan-steps-down.6485181.jp
I've always had great time for Mickey Ned. Hopefully he won't be out of the game for long.
Ideal job for Dwyer now methinks - JP to seal the deal???
I've always had great time for Mickey Ned. Hopefully he won't be out of the game for long.
Ideal job for Dwyer now methinks - JP to seal the deal???
#28
GAA Discussion / Doire v Cill Dara
July 11, 2010, 06:58:24 PM
Heading up North again - hopefully we'll get a similar result to the one in Belfast.
Bad memories of Celtic Park from 2006 when we got a bit of a hiding.
Bad memories of Celtic Park from 2006 when we got a bit of a hiding.
#29
GAA Discussion / Cill Dara v Liatroim - Droichead Nua 10/7/2010
July 04, 2010, 11:57:43 AM
I watched Leitrim against Roscommon and I thought they were the better team for much of that game but their heads seemed to drop after the Ros goal. They should be the fresher team coming into this and I'm sure Mickey Moran will have them primed to give Kildare a right good rattle next weekend. The Kildare players will know Michael Foley because of his involvement with Kilcock and we can't afford to give away cheap frees anywhere inside forty yards because he'll kick them all day long.
I suspect Kildare will go with the same team again. Hopefully they can replicate the intensity of last night's performance.
I suspect Kildare will go with the same team again. Hopefully they can replicate the intensity of last night's performance.
#30
General discussion / 'There's no place for the Queen at Punchestown' - Kildare Sinn Féin
April 16, 2010, 04:55:30 PM
'There's no place for the Queen at Punchestown' - Kildare Sinn Fein
Published Date: 15 April 2010
By Lisa Deeney
It would be the end of Punchestown if the Queen was to visit, according to Kildare Sinn Fein Town Cllr Paddy Wright.
"There would be no relaxation at Punchestown. The security would be unbeliveable. The M15 and Irish security would take over. I do not see it as possible," he continued.
"Family, farming, racing and general people, it would be the end of their relaxation. They would be stopped and harassed for ID." Cllr Wright added that he has "nothing personal" against the queen or the Royal Family, but added, "her army is in our six counties don't forget."
Indeed the south Kildare Athy town councillor was involved in the protests against Princess Anne visiting Laois in the in early Sixties.
"We knocked trees everywhere in protest back then," he said. "This is not the Royal Ascot or Cheltenham, it's Punchestown. I could not support her precence over here. It's great to come as tourist but not as the head of the British State."
Cllr Wright was speaking following the news that Queen Elizabeth recently told Punchestown racing manager Dick O'Sullivan, via an aide, that she would love to attend next week's festival "but she can't because it clashes with her birthday".
However, offering an Irish solution to a peculiarly English problem, Mr O'Sullivan told the Leinster Leader this week that she should follow in the footsteps of her predecessor, Edward VIII, and attend the 11 Grade 1 race festival - and perhaps see her horse Barber Shop in the winners' enclosure.
http://www.leinsterleader.ie/news/39There39s-no-place-for-the.6230536.jp
Published Date: 15 April 2010
By Lisa Deeney
It would be the end of Punchestown if the Queen was to visit, according to Kildare Sinn Fein Town Cllr Paddy Wright.
"There would be no relaxation at Punchestown. The security would be unbeliveable. The M15 and Irish security would take over. I do not see it as possible," he continued.
"Family, farming, racing and general people, it would be the end of their relaxation. They would be stopped and harassed for ID." Cllr Wright added that he has "nothing personal" against the queen or the Royal Family, but added, "her army is in our six counties don't forget."
Indeed the south Kildare Athy town councillor was involved in the protests against Princess Anne visiting Laois in the in early Sixties.
"We knocked trees everywhere in protest back then," he said. "This is not the Royal Ascot or Cheltenham, it's Punchestown. I could not support her precence over here. It's great to come as tourist but not as the head of the British State."
Cllr Wright was speaking following the news that Queen Elizabeth recently told Punchestown racing manager Dick O'Sullivan, via an aide, that she would love to attend next week's festival "but she can't because it clashes with her birthday".
However, offering an Irish solution to a peculiarly English problem, Mr O'Sullivan told the Leinster Leader this week that she should follow in the footsteps of her predecessor, Edward VIII, and attend the 11 Grade 1 race festival - and perhaps see her horse Barber Shop in the winners' enclosure.
http://www.leinsterleader.ie/news/39There39s-no-place-for-the.6230536.jp
#31
General discussion / 2010 Cheltenham Tipping Challenge - Tuesday
March 11, 2010, 12:43:56 PM
€100 bank - one selection per race - include a reserve or specify SP fav if you want to guard against NRs (if joint-favs stake will be divided accordingly).
1:30 Spinal Research Supreme Novices Hurdle
2:05 Irish Independent Arkle Challenge Trophy Chase
2:40 William Hill Trophy Handicap Chase
3:20 Smurfitt Kappa Champion Hurdle
4:00 Glenfarclas Handicap Chase (Cross Country)
4:40 David Nicholson Mares Hurdle
1:30 Spinal Research Supreme Novices Hurdle
2:05 Irish Independent Arkle Challenge Trophy Chase
2:40 William Hill Trophy Handicap Chase
3:20 Smurfitt Kappa Champion Hurdle
4:00 Glenfarclas Handicap Chase (Cross Country)
4:40 David Nicholson Mares Hurdle
#32
General discussion / 2010 Cheltenham Tipping Challenge - Wednesday
March 11, 2010, 12:43:15 PM
€100 bank - one selection per race - include a reserve or specify SP fav if you want to guard against NRs (if joint-favs stake will be divided accordingly).
1:30 National Hunt Chase Challenge Cup
2:05 Neptune Investment Management Novices Hurdle
2:40 RSA Chase
3:20 Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion Chase
4:00 Coral Cup
4:40 Fred Winter Juvenile Novices Handicap Hurdle
5:15 Wetherbys Champion Bumper
1:30 National Hunt Chase Challenge Cup
2:05 Neptune Investment Management Novices Hurdle
2:40 RSA Chase
3:20 Seasons Holidays Queen Mother Champion Chase
4:00 Coral Cup
4:40 Fred Winter Juvenile Novices Handicap Hurdle
5:15 Wetherbys Champion Bumper
#33
General discussion / 2010 Cheltenham Tipping Challenge - Thursday
March 11, 2010, 12:42:46 PM
€100 bank - one selection per race - include a reserve or specify SP fav if you want to guard against NRs (if joint-favs stake will be divided accordingly).
*Ladies Charity Sweepstakes is not included in the competition
1:30 Jewson Novices Handicap Chase
2:05 Pertemps Final Handicap Hurdle
2:40 Ryanair Chase
3:20 Ladbrokes World Hurdle
4:00 Byrne Group Plate
4:40 Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Handicap Chase
*Ladies Charity Sweepstakes is not included in the competition
1:30 Jewson Novices Handicap Chase
2:05 Pertemps Final Handicap Hurdle
2:40 Ryanair Chase
3:20 Ladbrokes World Hurdle
4:00 Byrne Group Plate
4:40 Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Handicap Chase
#34
General discussion / 2010 Cheltenham Tipping Challenge - Friday
March 11, 2010, 12:39:33 PM
€100 bank - one selection per race - include a reserve or specify SP fav if you want to guard against NRs (if joint-favs stake will be divided accordingly).
1:30 JCB Triumph Hurdle
2:05 Vincent O'Brien County Handicap Hurdle
2:40 Albert Bartlett Novices Hurdle
3:20 Totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup
4:00 Christies Foxhunter Chase Challenge Cup
4:40 Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys Handicap Hurdle
5:15 Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Handicap Chase
1:30 JCB Triumph Hurdle
2:05 Vincent O'Brien County Handicap Hurdle
2:40 Albert Bartlett Novices Hurdle
3:20 Totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup
4:00 Christies Foxhunter Chase Challenge Cup
4:40 Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys Handicap Hurdle
5:15 Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Handicap Chase
#35
General discussion / 2010 Cheltenham Tipping Challenge - Final Standings
March 10, 2010, 05:56:30 PM
Right lads and lasssies, here are the rules and regulations as we agreed on over on the Horse Racing thread a few weeks back:
-> Daily mythical bank of €100 to bet - so €400 over the four days
-> One selection per race - either win single or e/w (e/w = your stake X2, e.g. €10 e/w is €20 overall), no multiples, doubles, patents, lucky 15s etc.
-> Participants must select one horse in each race
-> Participants who exceed their €100 bank on an individual day are disqualified
-> Participants can only use their €100 bank on the one day - e.g. no carry over of €20 to Wednesday if you've only bet €80 on Tuesday
-> Only the official SP as published in the Racing Post will be used
-> Only the offiicial result will be used in the case of a stewards enquiry and ammended result - no double result as paid out by most bookmakers (Dead heat pays out half your stake)
-> Place terms: 1/4 the odds in all races - 4 places in races of 16 runners or more, 3 places in races with under 16 runners
-> Winner will be the person who generates the most € profit at the end of the four days - in the event that no one makes a profit, the person with the least loss over the four days will be deemed the winner.
Example of an entry for the Tuesday of last year's festival:
1:30 - Go Native €10 win
2:05 - Forpadydeplasterer €20 win
2:40 - Wichita Lineman €10 win
3:20 - Punjabi €5 e/w
4:00 - Garde Champetre €20 win
4:40 - Quevega €30 win
All selections before the off time of the first race each day please. Probably be Saturday or Sunday week before I have the results up given that'll I'll only be flying home late Friday night.
If anyone spots any issues or problems with the format then raise them before Monday.
-> Daily mythical bank of €100 to bet - so €400 over the four days
-> One selection per race - either win single or e/w (e/w = your stake X2, e.g. €10 e/w is €20 overall), no multiples, doubles, patents, lucky 15s etc.
-> Participants must select one horse in each race
-> Participants who exceed their €100 bank on an individual day are disqualified
-> Participants can only use their €100 bank on the one day - e.g. no carry over of €20 to Wednesday if you've only bet €80 on Tuesday
-> Only the official SP as published in the Racing Post will be used
-> Only the offiicial result will be used in the case of a stewards enquiry and ammended result - no double result as paid out by most bookmakers (Dead heat pays out half your stake)
-> Place terms: 1/4 the odds in all races - 4 places in races of 16 runners or more, 3 places in races with under 16 runners
-> Winner will be the person who generates the most € profit at the end of the four days - in the event that no one makes a profit, the person with the least loss over the four days will be deemed the winner.
Example of an entry for the Tuesday of last year's festival:
1:30 - Go Native €10 win
2:05 - Forpadydeplasterer €20 win
2:40 - Wichita Lineman €10 win
3:20 - Punjabi €5 e/w
4:00 - Garde Champetre €20 win
4:40 - Quevega €30 win
All selections before the off time of the first race each day please. Probably be Saturday or Sunday week before I have the results up given that'll I'll only be flying home late Friday night.
If anyone spots any issues or problems with the format then raise them before Monday.
#36
GAA Discussion / Kildare v Down - 7 February
February 05, 2010, 03:17:04 PM
Kildare team according to KFM:
Forward line looks ordinary enough without JD and Smith. Kavanagh's return is very welcome. Roli looked miles off the pace when he came on but I've always liked him as an orthodox full-forward. His height will be a threat especially with the new square ball rule.
Full-back issues remain. Good to see Chalky moved out where he'll be more comfortable but Foley is a natural half-back too and never looked convincing in at full-back last summer. McGrillen is on the bench and hopefully he'll get a go in the 3 shirt before the end of the NFL.
If Down are in good shape on Sunday they have a great chance of turning us over. I can't see that Kildare forward line racking up a big score and a lot of our backs have been prone to silly fouling recently.
Shane McCormack
Aindriú MacLochlainn Mick Foley Emmet Bolton
Gary White Brian Flanagan Anthony Rainbow
Daryl Flynn Dermot Earley
David Whyte Pádraig O'Neill Rob Kelly
James Kavanagh Ronan Sweeney Karl Ennis
Aindriú MacLochlainn Mick Foley Emmet Bolton
Gary White Brian Flanagan Anthony Rainbow
Daryl Flynn Dermot Earley
David Whyte Pádraig O'Neill Rob Kelly
James Kavanagh Ronan Sweeney Karl Ennis
Forward line looks ordinary enough without JD and Smith. Kavanagh's return is very welcome. Roli looked miles off the pace when he came on but I've always liked him as an orthodox full-forward. His height will be a threat especially with the new square ball rule.
Full-back issues remain. Good to see Chalky moved out where he'll be more comfortable but Foley is a natural half-back too and never looked convincing in at full-back last summer. McGrillen is on the bench and hopefully he'll get a go in the 3 shirt before the end of the NFL.
If Down are in good shape on Sunday they have a great chance of turning us over. I can't see that Kildare forward line racking up a big score and a lot of our backs have been prone to silly fouling recently.
#37
GAA Discussion / Earley All-Star Double - a first?
November 15, 2009, 08:42:36 PM
Noelle Earley was picked on the Ladies Football All-Star team last night. Her brother Dermot was selected for the men's equivalent.
Is this a first? Amazing for a brother & sister to win All-Stars in the same year.
Is this a first? Amazing for a brother & sister to win All-Stars in the same year.
#38
General discussion / The IRISH RUGBY thread
October 27, 2009, 05:26:16 PM
39-man panel for Ireland's upcoming Guinness Series of internationals against Australia, Fiji and South Africa:
Tommy Bowe (Ospreys)
Neil Best (Northampton Saints)
Tony Buckley (Shannon/Munster)
Darren Cave (Belfast Harlequins/Ulster)
Tom Court (Malone/Ulster)
Sean Cronin (Buccaneers/Connacht)*
Leo Cullen (Blackrock College/Leinster)
Gordon D'Arcy (Lansdowne/Leinster)
Gavin Duffy (Galwegians/Connacht)
Keith Earls (Young Munster/Munster)
Stephen Ferris (Dungannon/Ulster)
Luke Fitzgerald (Blackrock College/Leinster)
Jerry Flannery (Shannon/Munster)
John Fogarty (De La Salle Palmerston/Leinster)*
John Hayes (Bruff/Munster)
Cian Healy (Clontarf/Leinster)*
Jamie Heaslip (Naas/Leinster)
Chris Henry (Ballymena/Ulster)*
Marcus Horan (Shannon/Munster)
Shane Horgan (Boyne/Leinster)
Robert Kearney (UCD/Leinster)
Denis Leamy (Cork Constitution/Munster)
Fergus McFadden (UCD/Leinster)*
Donncha O'Callaghan (Cork Constitution/Munster)
Paul O'Connell (Young Munster/Munster)
Brian O'Driscoll (UCD/Leinster)
Ronan O'Gara (Cork Constitution/Munster)
Tomas O'Leary (Dolphin/Munster)
Sean O'Brien (Clontarf/Leinster)*
Eoin Reddan (Lansdowne/Leinster)
Mike Ross (Clontarf/Leinster)
Donnacha Ryan (Shannon/Munster)
Jonathan Sexton (St.Mary's College/Leinster)*
Peter Stringer (Shannon/Munster)
Devin Toner (Lansdowne/Leinster)*
Andrew Trimble (Ballymena/Ulster)
David Wallace (Garryowen/Munster)
Paddy Wallace (Ballymena/Ulster)
Brett Wilkinson (Galwegians/Connacht)*
* Denotes uncapped player
Looks like the end of the road for Quinny, Girve and Mal O'Kelly. Good to see the likes of Cronin and O'Brien involved. Unlike O'Sullivan, Kidney doesn't appear to have any hesitation about giving the younger unproven talent a chance.
How does Gavin Duffy keep getting called up to these squads though?
Tommy Bowe (Ospreys)
Neil Best (Northampton Saints)
Tony Buckley (Shannon/Munster)
Darren Cave (Belfast Harlequins/Ulster)
Tom Court (Malone/Ulster)
Sean Cronin (Buccaneers/Connacht)*
Leo Cullen (Blackrock College/Leinster)
Gordon D'Arcy (Lansdowne/Leinster)
Gavin Duffy (Galwegians/Connacht)
Keith Earls (Young Munster/Munster)
Stephen Ferris (Dungannon/Ulster)
Luke Fitzgerald (Blackrock College/Leinster)
Jerry Flannery (Shannon/Munster)
John Fogarty (De La Salle Palmerston/Leinster)*
John Hayes (Bruff/Munster)
Cian Healy (Clontarf/Leinster)*
Jamie Heaslip (Naas/Leinster)
Chris Henry (Ballymena/Ulster)*
Marcus Horan (Shannon/Munster)
Shane Horgan (Boyne/Leinster)
Robert Kearney (UCD/Leinster)
Denis Leamy (Cork Constitution/Munster)
Fergus McFadden (UCD/Leinster)*
Donncha O'Callaghan (Cork Constitution/Munster)
Paul O'Connell (Young Munster/Munster)
Brian O'Driscoll (UCD/Leinster)
Ronan O'Gara (Cork Constitution/Munster)
Tomas O'Leary (Dolphin/Munster)
Sean O'Brien (Clontarf/Leinster)*
Eoin Reddan (Lansdowne/Leinster)
Mike Ross (Clontarf/Leinster)
Donnacha Ryan (Shannon/Munster)
Jonathan Sexton (St.Mary's College/Leinster)*
Peter Stringer (Shannon/Munster)
Devin Toner (Lansdowne/Leinster)*
Andrew Trimble (Ballymena/Ulster)
David Wallace (Garryowen/Munster)
Paddy Wallace (Ballymena/Ulster)
Brett Wilkinson (Galwegians/Connacht)*
* Denotes uncapped player
Looks like the end of the road for Quinny, Girve and Mal O'Kelly. Good to see the likes of Cronin and O'Brien involved. Unlike O'Sullivan, Kidney doesn't appear to have any hesitation about giving the younger unproven talent a chance.
How does Gavin Duffy keep getting called up to these squads though?
#39
General discussion / Best/Favourite Pub in Ireland
October 12, 2009, 05:56:48 PM
For those of us who prefer the quiet pint rather than the teeny boppers contributing to the nightclub thread!
Coffey's, Newbridge - perfect location for pre/post match pints.
An Goban Saor, Kildare Town - great place to watch the racing.
Kyteler's, Kilkenny - a hidden gem in the Marble City.
Mulligans, Poolbeg Street - the finest pint of plain in the world, Con Houlihan will vouch for that.
Dick Mack's, Dingle - an absolute haven of a place.
Foxy John's, Dingle - doubles up as a hardware shop during the day.
Foley's, Inch - if talk of turf drives you crazy and you can't face a bale of hay, make for Foley's, work the topshelf, talk pucks pints and the GAA.
Coffey's, Newbridge - perfect location for pre/post match pints.
An Goban Saor, Kildare Town - great place to watch the racing.
Kyteler's, Kilkenny - a hidden gem in the Marble City.
Mulligans, Poolbeg Street - the finest pint of plain in the world, Con Houlihan will vouch for that.
Dick Mack's, Dingle - an absolute haven of a place.
Foxy John's, Dingle - doubles up as a hardware shop during the day.
Foley's, Inch - if talk of turf drives you crazy and you can't face a bale of hay, make for Foley's, work the topshelf, talk pucks pints and the GAA.
#40
Hurling Discussion / TG4 - Best Hurler: 1984-2009
September 28, 2009, 09:10:55 PM
http://www.tg4.com/bearla/clar/gaa125/hurl.asp
Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh and a panel of experts from The Star and TG4 have selected a shortlist of twenty five players who they consider to be the finest stars of the GAA in the last 25 years. Now we need your votes to decide who will be crowned the best footballer and hurler of the last 25 years, and who will be honoured during the 125 celebration game in Thurles on 1st November.
DJ ahead of Whelahan, Shefflin and Nicky English for me.
Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh and a panel of experts from The Star and TG4 have selected a shortlist of twenty five players who they consider to be the finest stars of the GAA in the last 25 years. Now we need your votes to decide who will be crowned the best footballer and hurler of the last 25 years, and who will be honoured during the 125 celebration game in Thurles on 1st November.
DJ ahead of Whelahan, Shefflin and Nicky English for me.