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This is the best list i've seen

It's the only list I've seen but its missing 9 clubs from North Mayo alone

Since you're on the site, why not add them yourself? If everyone did that, then it would be the complete list.

Each County Board Website will have the details for all the clubs on their website.

ziggy, AIB makes about 5 times that per month. should that be billion?

Probably. Number's were never my strongest point.

Any word if the Park and Ride bus service will be in place for the 2007 Championship?

Question- just how much is it going to cost the English to break away from the scots?
Is the scottish econmy big enough to support itself?

The North Sea Oil and Water (18 million profit per month), the Scottish can more than support itself. The question is, can England survive without Scotland?

Can you really say that the football has started in earnest? For me it doesnt start until the league begins, the McKenna Cup and its southern counterparts are really meaningless competitions. Unless you`re Mickey Harte.

It's a good way to see what potential is coming into the Tyrone the next few years. The manager can test them out in a competitive game and see how fit and skillful they are for the County Panel. For me the Gaelic Life Dr. McKenna Cup and the southern counterparts are a good thing.

can anyone give me directions to Greencastles pitch please?

How silly of me....

http://www.greencastlegaa.com/location.htm

Who would make that mistake here?

The Official Tyrone Handball Website is http://www.tyronehandball.com

It's a wonderful world indeed now.

Some of the pictures of Greencastle's Dinner Dance are now on the Greencastle GAA website.

i was on the Yes side for the 'open up Croker' debate, but now I am firmly on the No side

It is Rugby and Soccers own fault that they have no decent grounds to accommodate their big games, and we shouldn't be facilitating them making even bigger profits from games by making the larger GAA grounds available to them to rent.

So I say: take Croke Park back after 2007 and leave them both (IRFU & FAI) swinging in the wind

I'm the other way round to you neilthemac

Are you who I think you are RedKnight?

The IRFU have actually issued a statement saying they completely understand the GAA position and they have no intention of asking for the use of any of their grounds.

In that case, I retract my previous statement.

Down the M2 towards to Cookstown. Head for omagh about 16 miles down the road there is a crossroads with a petrol station, take right (its signposted for Gortin, Creegan) continue straight up that road til you get to greencastle. In greencastle turn right at the crossroads. Go about 1-2 mile up that road past the chapel and the pitchn is on your left about 200 yards off the road, you cant miss it.

You're adding three miles to your journey this way.