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Setlist looks great. Heading to Manchester in 2 weeks. Huge buzz around these gigs.

Car wheel was letting out air so got it dipped in water and valve was leaking so needed changed. It's a sensor valve tho so just put in a standard valve for now so could use the car as didn't have a spare for it. Are sensor valves dear??

Who do you get to programme/activate them to the car? Car is showing up a fault as wheel reads as 0 on the on screen computer and will fail the mot so have to sort it sooner rather than later,there is always something isn't there

Got one on Saturday. £25

At least they look like scoring.

I hope O'Rourke has something lined up with regards to McElhome staying. He looks the real deal.

Up there with their best tunes for me. On their very first setlists in early 90s and still sounds class.

Bring it on down another great too

Went to see the Definitely Maybe gig in Belfast. If you like their stuff it sounded really good.

Up there with their best tunes for me. On their very first setlists in early 90s and still sounds class.

Am sure T-rex have songs that were influenced by the music they heard growing up.

No matter your opinion on their music, Oasis are hugely popular.

It will be the same as Garth Brooks - big panic when tickets come out then closer to the gig there will be a ball of them available.

No-one is being held at gunpoint and forced to buy tickets for a concert at any price. Some amount of hand-wringing going on.

Have one for Manchester myself and will pick up one for Dublin the week before - waited 15 years so will make the most of this. The Stone Roses comeback didn't last forever and doubt Oasis' will either.

It was such an obvious gap. 3a and 3b will both play in junior championship next year.

Senior:

Errigal
Dungannon 2018
Galbally 2022
Carrickmore
Killyclogher
Trillick 2014
Dromore
Donaghmore 2016
Loughmacrory 2019
Omagh
Pomeroy 2023
Edendork 2022
Ardboe
Clonoe 2023
Coalisland
Eglish 2022

Intermediate:

Gortin 2007
Moortown 2023
Derrylaughran 2022
Moy 2022
Aghyaran 2018
Rock 2019
Greencastle 2023
Kildress 2020
Naomh Eoghan 2018
Beragh 2018
Stewartstown 2022
Owen Roes 2017
Fintona 2023
Cookstown 2023
Clogher 2018
Drumragh 2023

Junior:

Drumquin
Aghaloo 2021
Killeeshil 2023
Glenelly
Eskra 2022
Castlederg 2018
Strabane 2023
Augher 2021
Errigal
Tattyreagh 2023
Clann na nGael 2013?
Derrytresk 2015?
Donaghmore
Brackaville 2014
Brocagh
Killyman 2009?
Urney 2018

Please complete any missing years.

Killyman 2012 - won junior championship in 2010

2005 All Ireland semi final vs Armagh.

Orange and white for the day. Good luck Armagh.

Sounds like you know more than me 👍

The three teams I expected to be the bottom 3 were Coalisland, Clonoe and Eglish and three bad results to start with. Edendork's record in starred game is very poor, both teams down 4 very prominent players but losing is a bad result for Coalisland. Clonoe losing well to a managerless Killyclogher is also a bad start after a promising preseason in the Jim Devlin cup but it looks like they have brought nothing new to the table that saw them relegated in 2022.

Can we also spare a thought for poor Killyman. Hopefully 3B next year helps them as a club because that result would be difficult for all involved.

I think Glenelly would have been 3B this year, if it was based on last year's table. Open to correction but I can't see Killyman fairing any better when the League splits

Would have been Urney, Brackaville, Errigal III, Clann Na Ngael, Derrytresk, Brockagh, Castlederg, Killyman and Donaghmore III.
Killyman definitely would fare better against those teams. Be a lot more competitive.

Derrytresk beat them 4-14 to 1-2 a couple weeks ago. Donaghmore 3rds also beat them, although more competitive.

Agree with the point, though I just don't think a split league alone will save Clubs like Killyman

We'll be ok. Split league will help but we've 4/5 lean years ahead then should have decent numbers coming through. Everyone in the club knows it and will be all shoulders to the wheel to keep the thing going.

Demographics have hurt us since our last championship win in 2010 - the sons of the lads that played on that team are still only u10/u12 but there is a good crop of them. Also had a few years were the local primary school had no / only 1 or 2 boys starting P1. Improved now but will take a while to move up the age groups.

Have Killyman bought ground opposite the current pitch for another pitch?

Maybe not another pitch but there's a bit of ground there for development of some sort.

The three teams I expected to be the bottom 3 were Coalisland, Clonoe and Eglish and three bad results to start with. Edendork's record in starred game is very poor, both teams down 4 very prominent players but losing is a bad result for Coalisland. Clonoe losing well to a managerless Killyclogher is also a bad start after a promising preseason in the Jim Devlin cup but it looks like they have brought nothing new to the table that saw them relegated in 2022.

Can we also spare a thought for poor Killyman. Hopefully 3B next year helps them as a club because that result would be difficult for all involved.

I think Glenelly would have been 3B this year, if it was based on last year's table. Open to correction but I can't see Killyman fairing any better when the League splits

Would have been Urney, Brackaville, Errigal III, Clann Na Ngael, Derrytresk, Brockagh, Castlederg, Killyman and Donaghmore III.
Killyman definitely would fare better against those teams. Be a lot more competitive.

Derrytresk beat them 4-14 to 1-2 a couple weeks ago. Donaghmore 3rds also beat them, although more competitive.

Agree with the point, though I just don't think a split league alone will save Clubs like Killyman

We'll be ok. Split league will help but we've 4/5 lean years ahead then should have decent numbers coming through. Everyone in the club knows it and will be all shoulders to the wheel to keep the thing going.

Demographics have hurt us since our last championship win in 2010 - the sons of the lads that played on that team are still only u10/u12 but there is a good crop of them. Also had a few years were the local primary school had no / only 1 or 2 boys starting P1. Improved now but will take a while to move up the age groups.