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#20596
GAA Discussion / Re: www.mchalepark.ie (Mayofans)
April 10, 2007, 09:11:15 PM
Trying to copy the best fans in Ireland by having a forum eh lads  ;)
#20597
Quote from: Fishead_Sam on April 09, 2007, 09:08:34 PM
, it seems to be all give by the GAA and none by the soccer.


The day soccer has something to give to the GAA will be some day.
All that lot have is the hand out all the time >:(
#20598
These games must be in Croke Park alright as they are offering tickets for sale on www.gaa.ie for them in Croke Pk.
Believe it or not they are offering tickets for "NFL play off" games on Sat evening 21st April also. I beleieve they intend playing the Div 2 Semis that evening unless 2a has playoffs.
Does this mean that if there are playoffs in Div 2a - they will be played in Croker?
Depending on next weeks results 4 teams could end up on 8 points - there would be a need for two rounds of playoffs !!!
#20599
Quote from: dublinfella on April 09, 2007, 06:12:27 PM
[ the GAA in Castlebar had the freedom to build a facility without ouside influences like the courts and other sporting bodies dictating things. .

The big difference is - 1 -the GAA OWN McHale Park
                                2 - they are improving what they built there already
                               3 -they are getting percentage grants TOWARDS the overall cost(like all other sports facilities except ONE)
                               4 -it is NOT Mayo Co Council building a County Stadium which if they did should be for all the people of Mayo.
Meanwhile in Tallaght Shiterock Beggars want a free public facility built for them because they couldnt raise the funds to build it themselves on the free site they were given.
The GAA rightly want the County Stadium to be able to host their games too and the High Court has said they have a point.
As for Cumann Thomáis Dáibheis - I'm sure the club are behind the action as unlike Soccer -GAA clubs are organised bodies and one man cant run off taking Court cases on his own.

#20600
Lad on the uileanns is good - pity about the noise from the stringy thing - it takes away from the piper.
#20601
Quote from: neilthemac on April 09, 2007, 11:21:34 AM

"I could not agree to providing a regulation pitch for the simple reason that this could lead to a reduction in the capacity of the stadium," said John O'Donoghue yesterday.


Isnt the thing in the middle of a great big park with only the shell of one stand put up?.
What's to stop them making it as big as they wish ?
#20602
Quote from: Fishead_Sam on April 07, 2007, 07:25:56 PM
They shoe in for the final as they avoid Cork & Armagh until then.

Good man -  count your chickens........ ::)
#20603
Quote from: EC Unique on April 06, 2007, 03:52:34 PM
I don't mind one way or the other with the names but I do get pissed off watching the Minor All Ireland final on TV cuz I can't understand a word of the commentary. I imagine I am the same most other viewers. Time for a change there I think!!
Maybe it's time for you to learn a biteen of Gaeilge instead? :P
#20604
Will ye please take Maughan back as he has 2 teams ****ed up on us now. >:( >:( :( :-\ :'(
#20605
General discussion / Re: Shamrock Rovers Ultras
April 05, 2007, 08:09:44 PM
Quote from: dublinfella on April 05, 2007, 02:15:39 PM
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.... a gaa club trying to get free use of their stadium?

Shows the mentality of the begging homeless tramps - they think it's their  :oeffin stadium !!!!!
Jasus lads ya couldnt make it up  ;D

These so called fans must be the thickest most annoyng bunch of plikes that Ireland ever produced.
#20606
Quote from: GalwayBayBoy on April 03, 2007, 02:52:47 PM
losing Sean Armstrong before throw-in was a big loss. 

That's why ye lost -ye had no one to foul the full back and get a goal like Armstrong did in the 2004 Connacht minor Final  >:(
#20607
Quote from: OirthearMhaigheo on April 02, 2007, 01:45:19 PM
. Not a chance of the Mayo management taking the Rossies lightly,

At least ye have a ******g management >:(
#20608
Quote from: tayto on March 31, 2007, 12:14:01 PM

Thomas Davis statement:

"........"Our objective is to ensure that the stadium is developed to the benefit of the entire community in Tallaght including the GAA, but recognising the priority use of the stadium by Shamrock Rovers. We have been pursuing a number of measures to give life to this objective in recent weeks and will be up-scaling these efforts in the weeks ahead and thereafter while we await the substantive planning point coming before the court."

Executive Committe Thomas Davis GAA club
What a reasonable and common sense attitude.?
I notice Soccerfella has vanished :P GOOD RIDDANCE
#20609
Quote from: whassupp2 on April 01, 2007, 08:24:41 PM
Can't see Ros' winning even though they were impressive at times against Sligo.
4, I'm sure Maughan will be ready to have a right crack at them.

We have little hope next Saturday but it will be good experience for the young lads.
As for Maughan - why do ye hate us so much to inflict him on us ?
#20610
GAA Discussion / Re: Big weekend for Sligo
March 30, 2007, 06:04:32 PM
Hoping for a successful trip to Sligo on Saturday in the U21.
As for the minor I suspect both sides will be "experimental" as they meet in the Championship in only 5 or 6 weeks.