Ulster JFC/IFC 2021.

[Milltown Row2]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

[themac_23]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

Tir na Nog are are seriously good side, seen a good bit of them this year. I think they've a great chance in the semi. Think they'll do well in Div 1 next year too

[Flanker]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

The poor relations won it in 2018

[oakleaflad]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Yeah, probably. I only mentioned Moortown as they're the only one of the other remaining sides I've seen play.

[Milltown Row2]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

Bitta snobbery 

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

Bitta snobbery 

Aye lol, hands up on that

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

The poor relations won it in 2018

sure did. 1 from 22 not great return though -St Enads another top notch club

[Milltown Row2]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

The poor relations won it in 2018

sure did. 1 from 22 not great return though -St Enads another top notch club

Same as Cavan 

edit: and one more that Armagh 

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

The poor relations won it in 2018

sure did. 1 from 22 not great return though -St Enads another top notch club

Same as Cavan 

edit: and one more that Armagh 

Which is why I think it will be a Derry v Tyrone final

[Milltown Row2]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

The poor relations won it in 2018

sure did. 1 from 22 not great return though -St Enads another top notch club

Same as Cavan 

edit: and one more that Armagh 

Which is why I think it will be a Derry v Tyrone final

Was having a nosey on that list of teams that have won this title and runners up, only one team featured twice as runner ups and won (Grattans)  I think , the rest all different winners. Great competition and should have been done way before 22 years ago

[oakleaflad]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

The poor relations won it in 2018

sure did. 1 from 22 not great return though -St Enads another top notch club

Same as Cavan 

edit: and one more that Armagh 

Which is why I think it will be a Derry v Tyrone final

Was having a nosey on that list of teams that have won this title and runners up, only one team featured twice as runner ups and won (Grattans)  I think , the rest all different winners. Great competition and should have been done way before 22 years ago

Craigbane, Cookstown and Pomeroy have all won it twice.

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

Ulster in both codes and all grades is fantastic

[imtommygunn]

The hurling has really opened up this last few years too with it being graded better. Tbh the camogie very good too. I think the ladies football Donaghmoyne too dominant to make it really interesting but junior and intermediate aren't bad.

[Milltown Row2]

Steelstown were very impressive yesterday. Their use and retention of the ball was excellent. Too much pace and power all over the pitch

Steelstown were very good but the opposition were extremely poor tactically. I hope they don't let yesterday's game get to their head. The likes of Moortown would be a much bigger test.

or Tir na Og?

Canny see it

Did you see them winning the first game?

True. But I just went by county in my head-Antrim football would be a poor relation, good club, nice people , great facilities, Duffins great Gaels-hope they win

The poor relations won it in 2018

sure did. 1 from 22 not great return though -St Enads another top notch club

Same as Cavan 

edit: and one more that Armagh 

Which is why I think it will be a Derry v Tyrone final

Was having a nosey on that list of teams that have won this title and runners up, only one team featured twice as runner ups and won (Grattans)  I think , the rest all different winners. Great competition and should have been done way before 22 years ago

Craigbane, Cookstown and Pomeroy have all won it twice.

Its Monday lol.. was just a quick glance