Tony Griffin Cycle

[bottlethrower7]

This is quite amazing;

http://www.irishcycling.com/publish/news/art_2365.shtml


see also;

http://www.tonygriffinfoundation.com

[Gabriel_Hurl]

Had posted this a few weeks ago myself.

He started last week I believe and has made it to Calgary already. He'll be in Toronto on June 9th I think where there will be a big fund-raising night for him

[bottlethrower7]

might do the Irish leg. Would be nice to take part in something that worthwhile.

Oh, and for those wondering, Griffin is a Clare hurler.

And for those still wondering, hurling the other main GAA sport.

[INDIANA]

you wouldn't know it was part of the same organisation here- they don't seem to play hurling in ulster

[Uladh]

you wouldn't know it was part of the same organisation here- they don't seem to play hurling in ulster

It was a close run thing there in the late eighties with antrim and all but we got just about slipped the net, thank god...

[the colonel]

hold on there indiana, just because we have not much coverage there is still plenty of hurling going on.

fair play to armagh on sunday. great to see them in the hurling championship

[gallsman]

hold on there indiana, just because we have not much coverage there is still plenty of hurling going on.

fair play to armagh on sunday. great to see them in the hurling championship

Certainly is, I had the (dis) pleasure of having to mark Declan Coulter a few years ago in a school's match and I'd have to say he's a hurler who'd grace any stage.

[SimpleSimon]

He definitely is and he's not on his own. I was glad to see him produce the goods on the big stage

[gallsman]

He definitely is and he's not on his own. I was glad to see him produce the goods on the big stage

There were certainly a few handy hurlers on that College team. Cahal Carville (who I believe is Queen's Law Society President elect?) was on it too and was outstanding at midfield.