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Quite a few last minute frees missed I presume

Nothing to add here 

4 provinces and their respective championships

Probably the four black triangles

A Football (to represent Gaelic Football)

The outside circle

A Sliotar (to represent Hurling)

The outside circle and the two grey lines (presuming they lie under the black triangles).

Finally a Celtic theme (both colour and design) to highlight the way in which our National Games are unique and originated in Ireland.

The Celtic Cross.

As for the rest of it, . I presume Reiteoir is to be written underneath the logo, else if it's supposed to be within the logo

The logo is alright, although if it is supposed to mean all those things it's a joke. Less is more.

The Kerryman

Is that the North Kerry or the South Kerry Edition???

We have The Westmeath Examiner for the east of the county and The Westmeath Topic for the west, don't know who buys The Westmeath Independent.

Why do the referees need a new logo???

Colours are brutal but the design itself manages to incorporate part of the GAAs logo as well as a Celtic cross (or am I looking for shit that's not there???).

Far too early to be offering any definitive opinion on 2007.

No managers in Kerry or Mayo.
Will the Dubs keep building under Caffrey?
Has Kernan overstayed???
One sure thing is that Tyrone will come out fighting after last year.

I'd put the All-Ireland between them 5 counties with Mayo very lucky to be there.

In Leinster it's very hard to look past the Dubs. Longford will look to build on last year but could suffer from the tough second season syndrome. For a team in transition Westmeath had a decent enough season last year and will be boosted by the fact the Heals will be there in 2007. Key players must remain injury free though. Offaly have the benefit of a new manager to instill some freshness and build on last season as do Laois. Eastmeath will flatter to deceive unless Coyle can turn up a few new players. Louth and Wicklow may be worth an outside bet. Wexford's chance of a Leinster had gone.

Leitrim to shock de winner of Mayo/Galway and with de momentum beat Ros/Sligo in the final, ever the romantic I know...

Hard to look past Tyrone/Armagh in Ulster, looks like Fermanagh's chance has gone.

Same with Kerry/Cork and Limerick in Munster.

Exactly. You couldnt have Antrim and Galway in it and still call it the Leinster championship ... could you?

Just call the competition after the name already on the cup, the Bob O'Keefe Cup or the Bob O'Keefe Championship.

While i do agree with Antrim entering the leinster champ. and trying to win a title down there, how would you then manage the AI championships/

Leinster finalists go straight into the All-Ireland quarter finals and the rest go into the qualifiers, as per current structures (or is it up for change this year???).

Clubs : St. James' Gaels
County : Westmeath
Best Football Memory: July 24th 2004