Official Cavan GAA Thread

Started by BallyhaiseMan, November 10, 2006, 01:47:12 PM

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jimjim

Condolences with family and friends of the late Simon Delaney, a terrible tragedy. RIP 

Denn Forever

Anyone want to make predictions for this weekend's fare?

Hopefully we can do it against Lacken but in the league game, we were doing well for 45 minutes and then Lacken over ran us.  Heres hoping anyway. 

How will your clubs do?
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that says what he means and
means what he says...

Drung

Someone post the fixtures, let's get it on...

RednBlack

Friday, 07th August 2009 @ 7.45pm
Hotel Kilmore Senior Championship
Gowna v Ramor Utd
Venue:  Lavey GAA Grounds, New Inns
Referee:  Joe McQuillan
Linesmen:  Sean Smith & Philip Devine 

Cuchulainns v Castlerahan
Venue:  O'Raghallaigh Park, Kingscourt
Referee:  Donal Reilly
Linesmen:  Ollie Donohoe & Peter Fahy

Mullahoran v Ballinagh
Venue:  Kinspan Breffni Park
Referee:  Martin Sexton
Linesmen:  Noel Mooney & Ollie Henry

Saturday, 08th August 2009 @ 7.30pm
Hotel Kilmore Senior Championship

Cavan Gaels v Crosserlough
Venue:  Crowe Memorial Park, Lacken
Referee:  Robbie McDermott
Linesmen:  James Clarke & Pat Clarke

Saturday, 08th August 2009 @ 7.30pm
Hotel Kilmore Intermediate Championship

Drumlane v Cootehill (Game at 3pm)
Venue:  Kingspan Breffni Park
Referee:  Seamus O'Connor
Linesmen:  Raymond Tynan & John Smith

Drumgoon v Bailieboro
Venue:  Kingspan Breffni Park
Referee:  Oliver O'Reilly
Linesmen:  Jim Giblin & Tony McDonald

Ballymachugh v Drung
Venue:  St Matthews Park, Crosskeys
Referee:  Jim Hyland
Linesmen:  John Pat Martin & Felim O'Reilly

Saturday, 08th August 2009 @ 7pm
Hotel Kilmore Junior Championship

Maghera v Shannon Gaels (Game at 6pm)
Venue: Kingspan Breffni Park
Referee:  Brian Seagrave
Linesmen:  Tony Gregory & Declan McCabe

Kildallon v Templeport
Venue:  Corlough GAA Grounds
Referee:  Jimmy Galligan - Lacken
Linesmen:  Liam Kelly & John Emmo

Shercock v Cavan Gaels (Game at 5pm)
Venue:  PJ Duke Park, Stradone
Referee:  Margaret Farrelly
Linesmen:  Paddy Carroll & Raymond Kelly

Cornafean v Mountnugent
Venue:  Our Lady of Lourdes Park, Mullahoran
Referee:  Martin Brady - Lacken
Linesmen:  Packie Smith & MG Brady

Sunday, 09th August 2009 @ 3.30pm
Hotel Kilmore Senior Championship

Killygarry v Kingscourt
Venue:  Kinspan Breffni Park
Referee:  M G Brady
Linesmen:  Ciaran O'Reilly & Gavin Smith

Denn v Lacken
Venue:  Dr Plunkett Memorial Park, Kilnaleck
Referee:  Raymond Kelly
Linesmen:  Felim O'Reilly & Brendan Sweeney

Sunday, 09th August 2009 @ 2pm
Hotel Kilmore Intermediate Championship

Lavey v Ballyhaise
Venue:  Kingspan Breffni Park
Referee:  Gerry Sheridan
Linesmen:  Joe McQuillan & Chris McCaffrey

Drumalee v Killeshandra
Venue:  Ballinagh GAA Grounds, Ballinagh
Referee:  Martin Brady - Ballinagh
Linesmen:  Brian Seagrave & Liam Kelly

Sunday, 09th August 2009 @ 7pm
Hotel Kilmore Intermediate Championship
Killinkere v Kill
Venue:  Kingspan Breffni Park
Referee:  Ronan Bannon
Linesmen:  Robbie McDermott & Brian Crowe

Sunday, 09th August 2009 @ 2pm
Hotel Kilmore Junior Championship

Munterconnacht v Swanlinbar
Venue:  Terry Coyle Park
Referee:  Packie Smith
Linesmen:  Damien Brady & Harry Conaty

Tuesday, 11th August 2009 @ 8pm
Cavan Waste Disposal Ltd A.C.F.L. Division 4 Round 12
Knockbride v Denn
Referee:  Peter Fahy
Drumalee v Ballinagh
Referee:  Brian Seagrave

Wednesday, 12th August 2009 @ 7.45pm
Cavan Waste Disposal Ltd A.C.F.L. Division 4 Round 12
Maghera v Cuchulainns
Referee:  Ciaran McCarville
"Winning isn't everything, but wanting to win is." -Vince Lombardi

boojangles

Gowna v Ramor Utd -Very tight one,Ramor scraped it last year after ET,Gowna may just hav one last kick in them
Cuchulainns v Castlerahan-Hard to look past Castlerahan
Mullahoran v Ballinagh-Mullahoran are past masters at grinding out wins,expect them to shade this one
Cavan Gaels v Crosserlough-Gaels
Drumlane v Cootehill- All to play for here,Drumlane hav a strong defence which may edge it
Drumgoon v Bailieboro-Havent seen BBoro this year,Drumgoon are hit and miss but they may have the fire power to win this
Ballymachugh v Drung-Drung
Maghera v Shannon Gaels-Shannon Gaels
Kildallon v Templeport-Local derby-draw
Shercock v Cavan Gaels-Gaels hav injury worries but with Shercock missing a few regulars since they met in the League,Gaels may edge it
Cornafean v Mountnugent-Mountnugent going well and may prove too strong
Killygarry v Kingscourt-Draw is enough for Killygarry,Stars need a win,think the Stars may get it
Denn v Lacken-Denn becoming Championship specialists of late should have enough
Lavey v Ballyhaise-2 Favourites come head to head,Lavey hav better backs,Ballyhaise hav better forwards-Ballyhaise to edge it
Drumalee v Killeshandra
Killinkere v Kill- game will hardly go ahead??
Munchies v Swad-Swad

Drung

Agree o them all BJ bar two, I'll take Lavey and B'boro both to win.

boojangles

Quote from: Drung on August 07, 2009, 03:50:13 PM
Agree o them all BJ bar two, I'll take Lavey and B'boro both to win.

And the Killeshandra game?? I left that one for obvious reasons.

mylestheslasher

Quote from: boojangles on August 07, 2009, 03:51:54 PM
Quote from: Drung on August 07, 2009, 03:50:13 PM
Agree o them all BJ bar two, I'll take Lavey and B'boro both to win.

And the Killeshandra game?? I left that one for obvious reasons.

I doubt you'll have any trouble there. Spoke with good few of the lads last w'end and they all tell me that the management has made league promotion a clear priority this season. So much so that amazingly the players seem to have switched of for the championship.

BallyhaiseMan


Gowna v Ramor Utd -Gowna by 1
Cuchulainns v Castlerahan- Castlerahan
Mullahoran v Ballinagh-Ballinagh
Cavan Gaels v Crosserlough-Gaels
Drumlane v Cootehill- Cootehill
Drumgoon v Bailieboro-Bboro
Ballymachugh v Drung-Drung
Maghera v Shannon Gaels-Shannon Gaels
Kildallon v Templeport-Killdallon
Shercock v Cavan Gaels-Gaels
Cornafean v Mountnugent-Mountnugent
Killygarry v Kingscourt-K'court
Denn v Lacken-Lacken
Lavey v Ballyhaise-Lavey by 15
Drumalee v Killeshandra-Drumalee by 8
Killinkere v Kill-
Munchies v Swad-Swad

boojangles

Quote from: mylestheslasher on August 07, 2009, 04:00:51 PM
Quote from: boojangles on August 07, 2009, 03:51:54 PM
Quote from: Drung on August 07, 2009, 03:50:13 PM
Agree o them all BJ bar two, I'll take Lavey and B'boro both to win.

And the Killeshandra game?? I left that one for obvious reasons.

I doubt you'll have any trouble there. Spoke with good few of the lads last w'end and they all tell me that the management has made league promotion a clear priority this season. So much so that amazingly the players seem to have switched of for the championship.

Very dangerous situation for us,Your lads have nothing to play for.No pressure. I did read an interview somewhere a while back with Ciaran O Reilly and he more or less said the same thing.Fair play to Killeshandra they look to have promotion sown up.They may have the right idea,before Redhills last year the 4 previous Intermediate winners had been playing Division 1 football.

mylestheslasher

Quote from: boojangles on August 07, 2009, 05:23:48 PM
Quote from: mylestheslasher on August 07, 2009, 04:00:51 PM
Quote from: boojangles on August 07, 2009, 03:51:54 PM
Quote from: Drung on August 07, 2009, 03:50:13 PM
Agree o them all BJ bar two, I'll take Lavey and B'boro both to win.

And the Killeshandra game?? I left that one for obvious reasons.

I doubt you'll have any trouble there. Spoke with good few of the lads last w'end and they all tell me that the management has made league promotion a clear priority this season. So much so that amazingly the players seem to have switched of for the championship.

Very dangerous situation for us,Your lads have nothing to play for.No pressure. I did read an interview somewhere a while back with Ciaran O Reilly and he more or less said the same thing.Fair play to Killeshandra they look to have promotion sown up.They may have the right idea,before Redhills last year the 4 previous Intermediate winners had been playing Division 1 football.

True enough, that is the flip side. A team with no pressure on can be dangerous.

boojangles

Draw in the Park.Details later

Denn Forever

Mullahoran snatched a draw from the jaws of victory.  

A low scoring game that Mullahoran kicked away and were leading up to the last minute when they gave away a free about 40 yards out.  So they crowded the kicker and wouldn't retreat to try and intimidate him.  So the ref brought in front of the goal and we had a draw.

Was impressed with the Ballinagh Number 2 (I'd say cornerback but positions don't count).  He didn't seem very big but he was comfortable under the dropping ball, caught well and always seemed to come out with the ball.  Has he been tried at county level?
I have more respect for a man
that says what he means and
means what he says...

Celt_Man

Quote from: Denn Forever on August 07, 2009, 10:28:04 PM
Mullahoran snatched a draw from the jaws of victory.  

A low scoring game that Mullahoran kicked away and were leading up to the last minute when they gave away a free about 40 yards out.  So they crowded the kicker and wouldn't retreat to try and intimidate him.  So the ref brought in front of the goal and we had a draw.

Was impressed with the Ballinagh Number 2 (I'd say cornerback but positions don't count).  He didn't seem very big but he was comfortable under the dropping ball, caught well and always seemed to come out with the ball.  Has he been tried at county level?

They as in Mad Eddie who ran from the forwards to run about 6 yards in front of the kicker and was warned twice to move back before free was moved in.  Pity because he scored a great goal and a superb point after it which was worth enough to win most games.  He is some entertainment though!!

The Mullahorn number Daniel Something - I'll look at the programme later - had a super game followed his man out the field and scored 3 points for play... 3 very good points actually....

Ref played for a draw big time, Gumley hit the post with a free when 3 points down and the 4 minutes were almost up... Finnegan scored a cracker to leave one between them and we were all sure the whistle was gonna go.  Ref gave a very soft free against Philip Brady in the middle of the field from the next kick out, then a soft enough one for the equalising free.
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boojangles

Quote from: Celt_Man on August 07, 2009, 11:00:42 PM
Quote from: Denn Forever on August 07, 2009, 10:28:04 PM
Mullahoran snatched a draw from the jaws of victory.  

A low scoring game that Mullahoran kicked away and were leading up to the last minute when they gave away a free about 40 yards out.  So they crowded the kicker and wouldn't retreat to try and intimidate him.  So the ref brought in front of the goal and we had a draw.

Was impressed with the Ballinagh Number 2 (I'd say cornerback but positions don't count).  He didn't seem very big but he was comfortable under the dropping ball, caught well and always seemed to come out with the ball.  Has he been tried at county level?

They as in Mad Eddie who ran from the forwards to run about 6 yards in front of the kicker and was warned twice to move back before free was moved in.  Pity because he scored a great goal and a superb point after it which was worth enough to win most games.  He is some entertainment though!!

The Mullahorn number Daniel Something - I'll look at the programme later - had a super game followed his man out the field and scored 3 points for play... 3 very good points actually....

Ref played for a draw big time, Gumley hit the post with a free when 3 points down and the 4 minutes were almost up... Finnegan scored a cracker to leave one between them and we were all sure the whistle was gonna go.  Ref gave a very soft free against Philip Brady in the middle of the field from the next kick out, then a soft enough one for the equalising free.

Whats new from Eddie ha.Headcase.
Daniel Smith-wing back for Mullahoran-very good footballer.Very quick.Has only really made their Senior team in the last few years.He is about 26.