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They might not be able to build a stadium on the ashes of Casement but by f**k can they run a coaching conference.
Great day in Cookstown on Saturday...Donie Buckley and John Morrison would be the standout coaching sessions, with John Morrison having the edge..
300 delegates attended (i think there was another event run by Antrim on the same day....)

Carlsberg don't do "new topics..."....

just class.

only saying

...Dessie Ryan?

Heard a rumour that they have?

Need a bit of help here lads - I am looking to add to my very poor collection of classic All Ireland football and hurling games...mainly finals but the odd provincial semi/final etc...who/where is the best source for getting your hands on c opies of these games, where possible on DVD format>??

Any help would be appreciated

From GAA.ie
Conor Mortimer has quit the Mayo football panel on the eve of Sunday's Connacht football final against Sligo.

The veteran forward was left out of the side for their semi-final win over Leitrim and failed to win back his place for the decider with Enda Varley getting the nod at corner forward.

Mortimer overcame a career threatning injury just two seasons ago to return to the Mayo fold, but now looks set now to concentrate on his club football with Parnells in Dublin.

RIP

only saying...

I'm sat here watching the Championship on BBC2 - quality of football matched by the poor commentating. Mark Sidebottom and 'Big' (Fat) Joe Kernan...i know its a hard job to make a poor game look good, but for f**k sake mark...but who is the worst and best??? Apart form Micheal O M, that is....

As most of the Galls lads are on the rip on the Falls or in the Bot, i'd like to take this opportunity to say well done today - you did Belfast and Antrim and Ulster proud...delighted for you all - including the McG's !

its never too early...

Ulster - DOWN
Munster - Cork
Leinster - Dublin
Connaught - Mayo

All Ireland winner - Tyrone

Cork's John Miskella is free to play in the All-Ireland SFC final after referee John Bannon stood by his original punishment in Sunday's semi-final.
Bannon was given an opportunity by the GAA's Central Competitions Control Committee to review an off-the-ball incident in Sunday's game.
Miskella appeared to strike Tyrone's Brian McGuigan during the second half.
The Longford man decided that the yellow card imposed at the time was the correct sanction.
Bannon took the decision following a review of the match tape.

I'm glad - even as a Tyrone Fan - Bannon was shit and his legacy should end at the semi final.