Any word on the favourites for this year's minors. Armagh have 2 returning and 2 from the St Colmans team, I expect the Down team to be helped too by the St Colmans Hogan winners. Outside of that and the Tyrone team that lost the minor league final are there any front runners to be watched?
All Ireland Minor Football Championship 2010
Quarter Finals:
Connacht Winners v Laighin Runners Up
Uladh Winners v Mumha Runners Up (Cork/Kerry)
Laighin Winners v Connacht Runners Up
Mumha Winners (Cork/Kerry) v Uladh Runners Up
Preliminary Round
Derry v Armagh
Quarter Finals:
Monaghan v Derry/Armagh Antrim v Tyrone
Cavan v Fermanagh Donegal v Down
Semi Finals:
Cavan/Fermanagh v Monaghan/Derry/Armagh Antrim/Tyrone v Donegal/Down
Final:
Sunday July 18th
Could well be an Armagh v Down/Tyrone final by the looks of it
Could well be Cavan v Donegal final too
Duh!
Ballinderry must have some minor team - 6 starters.
How mnay more years is Ryan Bell a minor ?
Any word of an Armagh team?
What do yu Armagh men think it'll be?
Quote from: orangeman on May 14, 2010, 11:09:54 AM
Ballinderry must have some minor team - 6 starters.
How mnay more years is Ryan Bell a minor ?
Ryan is still U-16 as far as I know
Good win for Armagh 2-8 to 2-7. Derry got two goals in injury time but Armagh easily the better team on the day
Hard to know what to make of the minor match today. Armagh looked as good as last year at times, but faded badly for long patches. We look very strong around the midfield area. Carragher is a super player, and Gough could be as good if he learns to use the ball a bit better. The forwards don't look as potent as last year's, although those lads set the bar high. Reckon if we'd had a couple of forwards of the calibre of McVerry or Grugan today we might have won by double figures. That said, Rafferty and Stevenson both look lively. Derry's two goals were very well taken, if they'd come five minutes earlier we could've been in bother. It looked like they had given up before they bagged the first one.
no ballienderry don't have a great minor team, it is good, but its same old in Derry, sounth manager south palayers. the players from kilrea, ballienderry, glen, magherfelt, great in league but will never win you a big game, always the way and was proven the day
Ulster Minor Football Championship
Sunday May 16th
12-00pm Celtic Park Doire v Ard Macha
Sunday May 23rd
2-00pm Casement Park Aontroim v Tír Eoghain
Saturday May 29th
7-00pm TBC Muineachán v Ard Macha
Sunday May 30th
12-00pm Ballybofey Dún na nGall v An Dún
7-00pm Clones An Cabhán v Fear Manach
Saturday June 19th
Semi Final 3-30pm Aontroim/Tir Eoghain v Dún na nGall/An Dún
Sunday June 27th
Semi Final 1-45pm An Cabhán/Fear Manach v Ard Macha/Muineachán
Sunday July 18th
Ulster Minor Football Championship Final
12-00pm
Presumably the Armagh Monaghan minor match will be in Crossmaglen as it's an Armagh home tie.
Derry 2-08 Armagh 2-09
TWO LATE goals from Aaron Devlin weren't enough to secure a replay for Derry as Armagh hung on for a one-point victory in a game that they initially seemed to have wrapped up early in the second half.
A brace of major scores from full forward Paul McGeown had seen Armagh lead by 2-9 to 0-8 with one minute of regulation time remaining, but Devlin hammered two pile drivers to see the visitors looking mightily relieved at the final whistle.
Derry started brightly and led when Benny Quigg pointed from 30 metres, but were rocked by a goal on nine minutes.
The third quarter would prove decisive as Armagh took over and built up a cushion that would prove sufficient. Barry Seeley started the onslaught kicking a free from the right which was followed by a point from McGeown.
When a flowing move finished with McGeown sliding home his second goal on 38 minutes Armagh led by 2-5 to 0-5 and Derry looked a beaten side.
ARMAGH : M McNeice; R McCaughey, C Hoey, R Finnegan; D Nugent, J King (0-1) , N McConville; P Carragher, C Gough; S McCoy, A Forker (0-2), B Seeley (0-2, frees); C Stevenson (0-1), P McGeown (2-2), R Rafferty (0-1). Subs : A Findon for McCoy (48 mins), R Conlon for Stevenson (55 mins).
DERRY : D McKindless; R Ferris, R Moore, K McKaigue; T Rafferty, N Rocks, C Rocks (0-1) ; C Mullan, A Devlin (2-0) ; C Spiers, B Quigg (0-4, two free), T Martin (0-1) ; R Bell, F Bell (0-1, free) , C Devlin. Subs : D Johnston for Mullan (38 mins), B Óg McGilligan for C Devlin (40 mins), G Keane for Martin (49 mins), F Duffin (0-1) for N Rocks (49 mins).
Referee: Eamon McHugh (Tyrone).
Quote from: mackers on May 17, 2010, 09:45:05 AM
Presumably the Armagh Monaghan minor match will be in Crossmaglen as it's an Armagh home tie.
The programme yesterday had the match down for Newry on 29th May at 7pm. Bloody nuisance as I have other arrangements for then. :'(
Armagh's first goal yesterday was bizarre. Great bit of quick thinking by McGeown though.
Quote from: AFS on May 17, 2010, 11:49:54 AM
Armagh's first goal yesterday was bizarre. Great bit of quick thinking by McGeown though.
Derry will be kicking themselves about that. Never seen a keeper as exposed. It was handier than a penalty.
Quote from: The Doire Geal on May 16, 2010, 10:28:08 PM
its same old in Derry, sounth manager south palayers. the players from kilrea, ballienderry, glen, magherfelt, great in league but will never win you a big game, always the way and was proven the day
You've obviously never studied the team of '83. Was it 5 Glenullin men, 4 Dungiven, a Faughanvale player, etc.
Not a fair comment. The team has to built around boys who are playing well for their clubs. The old days of club form dictating one's position on the team are over. There are training sessions available. My nephew is a cracking club player but didn't make the cut last year.
Quote from: Throw ball on May 17, 2010, 11:21:47 AM
Quote from: mackers on May 17, 2010, 09:45:05 AM
Presumably the Armagh Monaghan minor match will be in Crossmaglen as it's an Armagh home tie.
The programme yesterday had the match down for Newry on 29th May at 7pm. Bloody nuisance as I have other arrangements for then. :'(
That's a strange one, you'd think Crossmaglen would've been ideal for this match and basically guaranteed a bumper crowd with it being so close to the Monaghan border.
great finish yesterday by Derry but Armagh deserved the win.
Derry young lads will hopefully learn that even though down by 5 or so points, you should still take your points in case you happen to get a goal (and then another) !!
Armagh missed loads towards the end that would have killed off the game if theyd taken their chances. Better , stronger and more mature side won. Best of luck to them.
Strange team selection for Derry though, looks like they had better men on the sideline and brought them in far too late !
exactly. derry had ptobly the two best midfeilders in derry on the bench, Brian og magilligan and Denver Johnston, when they came on the changed every thing. also great corner back young Marty Mc closkey, i watched him in action for dungiven in last years championship. surly a manager who gets beat in county final by 11 points should not be in charge?
the big 4 teams, kilrea, ballienderry, Glen and magherfelt, too many selected from them, great players, cant play as team, will never win you a big match, proved this year and last
Is there anyone from Monaghan going to the Down v Monaghan match on the 29th who might be able to give me a lift?
Ulster Minor Hurling Cship
22.05.10
Armagh v Tyrone
@ Crossmaglen, 2pm.
All support welcome!
Ulster Minor Hurling Championship
Ard Macha 6-13 Tír Eoghain 0-08
Ard Macha v Doire next.
Sunday May 30th
Casement Park.
it ended up Armagh 7-15 tyrone 0-9
7-16 to 0-09 actually!
Bollix of a ref gave Armagh everything
Seven lucky goals!
Aye, had only one touch of the ball. It was a header and he missed it. Tripped over a bit of straw, and got a kick from a hen who had strayed on to the pitch. Heard hes ok though!
Tir Eoghain
M Reynolds
S McGarrity
C Clarke
Hugh Pat McGeary
N Sludden
M Donaghy
E Deeney
Harry Og Conlon
P McNulty
D Donnelly
T Canavan
R Devlin
C Grugan
J McCullagh
R O Neill
Aontroim
K Alsop
D Straney
M Johnston
D McCann
C Boyd
C McGuinness
F O'Neill
S Tully
J Carron
G Slane
F Johnston
C Gallaher
S O'Connor
S Hasson
A Taylor
Aontroim 0-00 Tir Eoghain 0-01
0-01 0-01
0-01 0-02
Aon 0-02 Tir 0-02
Aon 0-02 Tir 0-02
Both teams down to 14
Aon 0-02 Tir 0-03
0-02 0-04
0-03 0-04
0-04 0-04
Aon 0-04 Tir 0-05
Aon 0-04 Tir 0-06
Aon 0-05 Tir 0-06
Aontroim 1-05 Tir Eoghain 0-06
Aon 1-05 Tir 0-07
Aon 1-05 Tir 0-07
Half Time
1-05 0-09
2nd Half
Aon 1-05 Tir 0-10
Aon 1-05 Tir 0-11
1-05 0-12
1-06 0-13
Aontroim 1-07 Tir Eoghain 0-13
Aon 1-07 Tir 1-13
Aon 1-08 Tir 1-13
4 minutes added time announced.
Aontroim 1-08 Tir Eoghain 1-13
Full Time
Only saw the second half but was very impressed with Tyrone they looked fitter stronger and more tactically aware all over the pitch. Their goal had a slice of luck as it was a miss hit point attempt that the forward was able to flick in
Is Ulster the only province that still doesn't have any type of a second chance for losers? Maybe time to revise that rule?
Quote from: Bogball XV on May 23, 2010, 05:58:45 PM
Is Ulster the only province that still doesn't have any type of a second chance for losers? Maybe time to revise that rule?
why do connacht and munster have the same?i knew leinster had that,but never heard of it anywhere else.it would be a good idea.
Quote from: Dougal on May 23, 2010, 06:19:54 PM
Quote from: Bogball XV on May 23, 2010, 05:58:45 PM
Is Ulster the only province that still doesn't have any type of a second chance for losers? Maybe time to revise that rule?
why do connacht and munster have the same?i knew leinster had that,but never heard of it anywhere else.it would be a good idea.
Munster do anyway - http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=15920.0
Maybe too few counties in Connacht for it to work.
Quote from: Dougal on May 23, 2010, 06:19:54 PM
Quote from: Bogball XV on May 23, 2010, 05:58:45 PM
Is Ulster the only province that still doesn't have any type of a second chance for losers? Maybe time to revise that rule?
why do connacht and munster have the same?i knew leinster had that,but never heard of it anywhere else.it would be a good idea.
I think Connacht have something too, checked the connacht website, but it was too crap to navigate!
I think it'd be great for minors, a chance to have at least two championship games for every team - whatever about seniors not gelling, for these lads it may be their first and last championship game for their county. You can play all the friendlies you like but they're not the same. I'd definitely be in favour of keeping the first game as the curtain raiser for the senior game too.
Can anyone shed any light on the incident were Conan Grugan got sent off with an Antrim player?
Just came in after it. Tyrone minors ran rings round Antrim for long periods, always a man running, looked good, but then was a poor enough Antrim outfit. Half back line was good, Deeny and Sludden, two good players. Shea McGarrity at corner back, Conlon in MF and Thomas Canavan at CHF all played well.
Found lacking up front with the finishing from O'Neill and McCullugh at times, but the loss of a player wouldn't have helped and it can take a minor team a few games to find their form such is the nature of the competition. Still, plenty of positive signs.
Quote from: sandwiches_in_the_boot on May 23, 2010, 08:11:47 PM
Can anyone shed any light on the incident were Conan Grugan got sent off with an Antrim player?
Just came in after it. Tyrone minors ran rings round Antrim for long periods, always a man running, looked good, but then was a poor enough Antrim outfit. Half back line was good, Deeny and Sludden, two good players. Shea McGarrity at corner back, Conlon in MF and Thomas Canavan at CHF all played well.
Found lacking up front with the finishing from O'Neill and McCullugh at times, but the loss of a player wouldn't have helped and it can take a minor team a few games to find their form such is the nature of the competition. Still, plenty of positive signs.
The Antrim no 3 was "assigned" to Conan Grugan. He was giving him a bit of "attention" and the two of them started pushing and swinging a bit.
Ref's officials alerted the ref who issued 2 striaght reds and who indicated that both struck with their fists. Looked harsh.
Quote from: orangeman on May 23, 2010, 08:15:05 PM
Quote from: sandwiches_in_the_boot on May 23, 2010, 08:11:47 PM
Can anyone shed any light on the incident were Conan Grugan got sent off with an Antrim player?
Just came in after it. Tyrone minors ran rings round Antrim for long periods, always a man running, looked good, but then was a poor enough Antrim outfit. Half back line was good, Deeny and Sludden, two good players. Shea McGarrity at corner back, Conlon in MF and Thomas Canavan at CHF all played well.
Found lacking up front with the finishing from O'Neill and McCullugh at times, but the loss of a player wouldn't have helped and it can take a minor team a few games to find their form such is the nature of the competition. Still, plenty of positive signs.
The Antrim no 3 was "assigned" to Conan Grugan. He was giving him a bit of "attention" and the two of them started pushing and swinging a bit.
Ref's officials alerted the ref who issued 2 striaght reds and who indicated that both struck with their fists. Looked harsh.
Cheers.
Highlights from Tyrone v Antrim game:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/northern_ireland/gaelic_games/8699684.stm
http://www.youtube.com/user/UlsterGAA (http://www.youtube.com/user/UlsterGAA) - feature on Tyrone minor full-back Conor Clarke, including contributions from his mum and dad. Good GAA story, the dad is a steward at Healy Park. Proud day for them and the lad looks like the next Justy.
any craic about the Armagh-Monaghan game on Saturday night in Newry? Monaghan were useful last year when they won up in Derry but Armagh had too much when they met Monaghan in Clones in the semis. The Armagh team is different in personnel mainly but still a fine team. What about Monaghan? Maybe some of the Armagh lads will see it pretty much as a favourable venue, especially the Colmans lads (is there more than Gough?), whose MacRory q-final was played there under lights. While I'm at it, what about Donegal-Down on Sunday? I'm taking Down here, primarily off the back of Colman's success again, but are Donegal good this year under Mulgrew? They have home advantage and maybe a few lads from the U-21 squad who nearly won the All Ireland. And there's Cavan-Fermanagh, that's 3 minor games in 24 hours and then none for 3 weeks, unless there's a replay..
Armagh 6 up at half time. 1-8 0-5. Goal coming up on video on the Ulster Council website.
http://www.youtube.com/user/UlsterGAA// - the first-half goal from Newry. Armagh now lead 1-10 0-8.
Any result on the Armagh Minor match lads?
http://www.youtube.com/user/UlsterGAA// Monaghan got this goal back to make a game of it but Armagh won handy enough
F T
Armagh 1-13
Monaghan 1-8
Armagh responded well to a super goal by Monaghan. We were cruising at HT but Monaghan took over at midfield for large parts of the 2nd half. Have to say that the match was refereed well, the ref let a lot go and the game was all the more entertaining for it. Best for Armagh IMO was the lad McCaughley at CB. McGeown did most of the scoring although the goal was a fluke, a mishit shot which looped over the keeper's head.
Was at the match tonight in Newry . Quite a big crowd particularly from Armagh, but Newry as a venue on a Saturady evening must be questioned . The queue going into Newry was terrible. Many of the crowd arrived late . There were little or no programmes so I find it difficult to name the team. No-one around me had one and I went to three different places looking for some but there weren't to be found. It was a fiver in so I suppose that wasn't to bad. As for the game itself Armagh won out comfortably enough at the end but they had to endure a fifteen minute fright in the second half where they went from eight points up to leading by two with ten minutes to go. Monaghan scored their goal and at the same time Peter Carragher was carried of. Things didnt look good but they introduced a sub number twenty . Conlon I think was his name and he definetly made a difference . showed well for the ball and as time ran out for Monaghan should have been beaten by more. To be fair had Monaghan kicked the ball in high to their full forward more often or indeed even kicked the ball more often well we might have had a different story. Time and time again good tackiling by Armagh particularly in the first half turned possesion . Monaghan insisted on short passing and paid dearly. Armagh's forwards were dangerous and Paul McGeown alongside his clubman Collie stevenson were a constabnt thorn in The Monaghan defence . Monaghan were physically bigger but armagh had the more skilful players . Number 15 for Armagh had an excellent game . Maybe some one can help me with the name . Niall McConville played quite well and Barry Seeley hit three or four good points from Frees. McGewon I thought also did quite well when moved out to midfield. A word of praise for the referee, he let the game flow quite a bit and blew up the hand pass only three times throughout the game . Thought he was fairly even to both teams . The handling by both teams was quite poor and there were quite a few unforced errors and Armagh gave the ball away needlessly a few times . With 7 or eight minutes to go things didnt look good but the sign of a good team is how you react to these challenges and I must say they stood up well . Carragher and his partner made some excellent catches . I was disappointed with Aidan forker at number 11 . I rate him very highly and he just wasn't really in the game. Number 2 McCaughley I think was excellent as was Mattie Mc Neice in goals . Overall this is a reasonably good team and there is every chance of retaining Ulster . I am sorry I dont have the team line out . Treanor came on as a sub and did quite well. Forwards win matches and I thought the workrate from them in particular was excellent. A very workmanlike performance I would say . If they can play for a full sixty minutes they will take a bit of stopping. Well done lads
http://vimeo.com/12141451// - the first-half best bits in 2 mins from Armagh v Monaghan in Newry.
Quote from: hardstation on May 29, 2010, 11:57:25 PM
Jaysus, my eyes.
(http://www.alephconsulting.org/images/newsletter/enter_Key01.jpg)
Sorry folks about the absense of paragraphs
Wasn't there but I assume the 2 corner forwards were Rafferty of Granemore and Stevenson of Sarsfields
Donegal 0-06 2-07 Down, Ballybofey, 12.00pm
HT
http://www.sportsnewsireland.com/2010/05/30/gaa-sunday-live-scores-results-sunday-30th-may/
Quote from: rionach 4 on May 29, 2010, 11:55:39 PM
Was at the match tonight in Newry . Quite a big crowd particularly from Armagh, but Newry as a venue on a Saturady evening must be questioned . The queue going into Newry was terrible. Many of the crowd arrived late . There were little or no programmes so I find it difficult to name the team. No-one around me had one and I went to three different places looking for some but there weren't to be found. It was a fiver in so I suppose that wasn't to bad. As for the game itself Armagh won out comfortably enough at the end but they had to endure a fifteen minute fright in the second half where they went from eight points up to leading by two with ten minutes to go. Monaghan scored their goal and at the same time Peter Carragher was carried of. Things didnt look good but they introduced a sub number twenty . Conlon I think was his name and he definetly made a difference . showed well for the ball and as time ran out for Monaghan should have been beaten by more. To be fair had Monaghan kicked the ball in high to their full forward more often or indeed even kicked the ball more often well we might have had a different story. Time and time again good tackiling by Armagh particularly in the first half turned possesion . Monaghan insisted on short passing and paid dearly. Armagh's forwards were dangerous and Paul McGeown alongside his clubman Collie stevenson were a constabnt thorn in The Monaghan defence . Monaghan were physically bigger but armagh had the more skilful players . Number 15 for Armagh had an excellent game . Maybe some one can help me with the name . Niall McConville played quite well and Barry Seeley hit three or four good points from Frees. McGewon I thought also did quite well when moved out to midfield. A word of praise for the referee, he let the game flow quite a bit and blew up the hand pass only three times throughout the game . Thought he was fairly even to both teams . The handling by both teams was quite poor and there were quite a few unforced errors and Armagh gave the ball away needlessly a few times . With 7 or eight minutes to go things didnt look good but the sign of a good team is how you react to these challenges and I must say they stood up well . Carragher and his partner made some excellent catches . I was disappointed with Aidan forker at number 11 . I rate him very highly and he just wasn't really in the game. Number 2 McCaughley I think was excellent as was Mattie Mc Neice in goals . Overall this is a reasonably good team and there is every chance of retaining Ulster . I am sorry I dont have the team line out . Treanor came on as a sub and did quite well. Forwards win matches and I thought the workrate from them in particular was excellent. A very workmanlike performance I would say . If they can play for a full sixty minutes they will take a bit of stopping. Well done lads
Number 20 was Ryan Conlon from Cross.
Number 15 was Rafferty from Granemore.
Result: Donegal 0-12 2-10 Down
Down South, good result for us, do you know who scored ?
According to BBC ulster a lot of the scores came from jerome Johnstone, young mc cartan and o'hare with 9 of Donegal points coming from mc brearty.
I would guess this will be a pretty tight minor game in 3 weeks time, i think that now that Down have there full team back, that they will give Tyrone a run for it
I had heard that S McCartan was going off to play soccer is he actually going or is it only being talked about?
Quote from: Highlander3 on May 30, 2010, 08:07:44 PM
I had heard that S McCartan was going off to play soccer is he actually going or is it only being talked about?
He is going to Burnley. Deal done.
Thats a pity, have not seen him play much, but from what i heard he could be very good
Any word on this evening's game?
Cavan won on a scoreline of 2-15 to 1-10.
Was a closer game than the scoreline suggets.
Fermanagh were only a point behind until the last 15 when Cavan pulled away.
Some great scores taken from both teams.
Apols if this was answered before, but why all the strange dates for the minors? Whats wrong with preceeding the seniors?
Quote from: hardstation on May 30, 2010, 10:10:28 PM
Quote from: Orior on May 30, 2010, 10:08:54 PM
Apols if this was answered before, but why all the strange dates for the minors? Whats wrong with preceeding the seniors?
Free staters are doing their 11+.
Too right mate, it's called the leaving cert down here in the Republic and it clearly includes a module as to how to use your own (as opposed to HMG sponsored) laptop after you've engaged your brain cells.
Nice win for the Breffni blues
Quote from: hardstation on May 30, 2010, 11:23:55 PM
Aye, that's it. Free staters are doing their leaving cert. Nordies don't do exams so the staters choose when to play their matches.
Aw come on Now HS get yourself out there for a few minutes and try some face time with the rest of the human race, 6 million posts and counting.
Quote from: anglocelt39 on May 30, 2010, 11:56:23 PM
Quote from: hardstation on May 30, 2010, 11:23:55 PM
Aye, that's it. Free staters are doing their leaving cert. Nordies don't do exams so the staters choose when to play their matches.
Aw come on Now HS get yourself out there for a few minutes and try some face time with the rest of the human race, 6 million posts and counting.
Out where? Its after midnight in Beal Feirste and the only places open are the parks where spades and millies are drinking vodka from lemonade bottles.
Is Cavan still buzzing?
UMHC Quarter Final
30.05.10 @ Casement
Armagh 4-15
Derry 2-14
Armagh play Down in 2 weeks time
This really does seem to be a good Armagh hurling team, are they from the usual clubs that hurling is stronger in, in Armagh or is it a sign that hurling is developing?
Quote from: Highlander3 on May 31, 2010, 12:54:45 AM
This really does seem to be a good Armagh hurling team, are they from the usual clubs that hurling is stronger in, in Armagh or is it a sign that hurling is developing?
There has been a concerted effort to improve the standard of Hurling in the county and what you are seeing now is the result of that work.
UMHC Semi Final - Sun 13.06.10
Armagh v Down
@ Casement Park, 1 30pm
All support welcome!
Down Minor Team Vs Tyrone
1.Michael Cunningham Castlewellan
2.Declan Turley RGU Downpatrick
3.Gearard McGovern Burren
4.Denis Murtagh Glenn
5.Ryan Johnston Kilcoo
6.Darragh O'Hanlon Kilcoo
7.Paddy Boyle Castlewellan
8.Niall McParland (Capt.) Glenn
9.Niall Donnelly Tullylish
10.Danny Savage Bryansford
11.Niall Madine Saval
12.Caolan Mooney Rostrevor
13.Shea McCartan Glenn
14.Jerome Johnston Kilcoo
15.Ryan O'Hare Ballymartin
Subs.
16.Kieran Maguire Aghaderg
17.Daryl Morgan Shamrocks
18.Eamon Magee Saval
19.Damien McKeown Shamrocks
20.James McClean Kilcoo
21.Colm Maginn Drumgath
22.Niall Cunningham Shamrocks
23.Oisin Lynch Shamrocks
24.Matty Bagnall Glenn
According to Hogan Stand Tyrone Minors are:
M Reynolds;
S McGarrity,
C Clarke,
HP McGeary;
N Sludden,
M Donaghy,
E Deeney;
H Og Conlon,
P McNulty;
R Donnelly,
T Canavan,
R Devlin;
S Tierney,
J McCullagh,
R O'Neill.
There are some weird selections in that team. At least Liam Gervan is fit enough to be on the bench to hopefully pull us out.
Can anyone confirm if the Armagh v Cavan Ulster minor semi has been changed to July 4th?
Interestingly the last team to beat Armagh minors in championship football was Cavan 2 years ago
Armagh minors are blown away by front two - Cavan 0-14 Armagh 1-4 - Monday, 16 June 2008
Cavan made their point in emphatic fashion as they leapt into this year's Ulster MFC semi-final at the expense of a fitful Armagh crew at Kingspan Breffni Park.
The visitors got a huge leg-up in the third minute when persistence and precision by Robbie Tasker saw him rifle the ball into the Cavan net but that was as good as it got for them.
Armagh proceeded to flatter to deceive and it needed two point blank saves from keeper Ciaran Toman in the ninth and 20th minutes to prevent Cavan taking the lead.
Cavan continued to force the pace and half-back Colm Smith powered forward to cut Armagh's lead to the minimum (0-4 to 1-2) by the 26th minute.
Three minutes later the visitors extended their lead to two points courtesy of a Rory Grugan free but it wasn't until the 55th that the Orchard's labours bore fruit again.
The hosts attacked Armagh's 1-3 to 0-5 lead with vim and vigour and, despite two more last-gasp saves from Tasker, edged in front in the 34th minute when Niall Murray pointed.
Armagh were largely impotent up front and only for Toman, their agony would have been pronounced much earlier.
As it was, Cavan full-forward Kevin Tierney and colleague Niall McDermott dovetailed superbly to open up the Armagh rearguard.
Armagh managed just a single point in the second half and their woes were completed two minutes from time when midfielder Stephen Sheridan got his marching orders.
Cavan: Alan O'Mara; Damien Barkey, Mark Leddy, Dara Tighe; Kevin Meehan, Fergal Flanagan, Colm Smith (0-1); Gearoid McKiernan (0-2), Oisin Minagh (0-1); Niall Murray (0-5, three frees), Niall McDermott (0-3, one free), Niall Smith; Barry Reilly, Kevin Tierney (0-1), Robert Maloney Derham.Subs; Conor McClarey (0-1) for Robert Maloney Derham; Mark Kelly for Barry Reilly; Sean Cooney for Kevin Tierney.
Armagh: Ciaran Toman; Ciaran McKendry, David Markey, Barry McKenna; Declan McKenna, Anto Duffy, John Grimley; James Donnelly, Stephen Sheridan; Rory Grugan (0-3, two frees), Tony Donnelly (0-1), Eugene McVerry; Gavin McParland, Oisin McKeever, Robbie Tasker (0-1).Subs; David Lavery for Ciaran McKendry; John McCarron for Oisin McKeever; Karl McVerry for Barry McKenna; Stefan Campbell for Eugene McVerry.
Referee: Leo Smyth (Down)
Yes it has. I think it's down to the fact that the Minor Hurlers are in the Ulster Final next weekend.
Don't suppose there would be any radio coverage of the minor game today?
http://www.q101west.fm/portal/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=156 (http://www.q101west.fm/portal/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=156)
ESB Ulster Minor Football Championship semi-final
Tyrone 0-03 0-03 Down, Casement Park, 3.30pm
http://www.sportsnewsireland.com/2010/06/19/gaa-live-scores-results-saturday-19th-june/
Goal Thomas Canavan.
Tyrone 1-5
Down 0-3
Goal for Tyrone lead 1-05 to 0-03, thomas canavan with 1-03
ESB Ulster Minor Football Championship semi-final Tyrone 1-05 0-04 Down, Casement Park, http://wp.me/pFM7o-5eb
ryan devlin point for tyrone, 1-06 to 0-04
Harry og Conlon point ty 1-07 to 0-04
.Whos thomas father that scored 1 3 today
Only the goal in it now! Down have clambered back. Tyrone 1-9 to 0-9 Down
1-9 to 0-10 now!
Well down Tyrone minors. Holding on to win by the goal. Into the Ulster final now.
Final score:
Tyrone 1-10 - 0-10 Down
Sin é
ESB Ulster Minor Football Championship semi-final
Tyrone 1-10 0-10 Down, Casement Park FT
SITB whos the Donaghy lad from Carmen?
Quote from: Carmen Stateside on June 19, 2010, 04:55:13 PM
SITB whos the Donaghy lad from Carmen?
Michael Donaghy. Think he's the eldest in the house Stateside, so dunno if you'd know him. Might know his father Anthony, lives out the Pomeroy road. Playing in a sound half back line for Tyrone.
Thomas Canavan took his goal very very well.
Quote from: sandwiches_in_the_boot on June 19, 2010, 05:07:39 PM
Quote from: Carmen Stateside on June 19, 2010, 04:55:13 PM
SITB whos the Donaghy lad from Carmen?
Michael Donaghy. Think he's the eldest in the house Stateside, so dunno if you'd know him. Might know his father Anthony, lives out the Pomeroy road. Playing in a sound half back line for Tyrone.
Know Anthony surely, good stuff.
Thomas Canavan's a class act.
Great result without Grugan, arguably the best player.
Is Thomas Canavan a son of Pascals?
Quote from: omagh_gael on June 19, 2010, 09:32:29 PM
Is Thomas Canavan a son of Pascals?
Stevie's I believe
Fantastic win for Tyrone who like the seniors looked really under the cosh for the first 15 minutes but who went on to dominate the rest of the 2nd half.
The ref seemed to want to keep the ball in the Tyrone half of the pitch for the 2nd half but the Tyrone defence did well under enormous pressure.
Quote from: orangeman on June 19, 2010, 10:00:04 PM
Fantastic win for Tyrone who like the seniors looked really under the cosh for the first 15 minutes but who went on to dominate the rest of the 2nd half.
The ref seemed to want to keep the ball in the Tyrone half of the pitch for the 2nd half but the Tyrone defence did well under enormous pressure.
In fairness OM Tyrone done it without any help from the ref.
Quote from: 020304 Tir Eoghain on June 19, 2010, 10:02:00 PM
Quote from: orangeman on June 19, 2010, 10:00:04 PM
Fantastic win for Tyrone who like the seniors looked really under the cosh for the first 15 minutes but who went on to dominate the rest of the 2nd half.
The ref seemed to want to keep the ball in the Tyrone half of the pitch for the 2nd half but the Tyrone defence did well under enormous pressure.
In fairness OM Tyrone done it without any help from the ref.
Any idea of the free count in the 2nd half ??
Cheers tyrone86, fair play to the young lads on another great win. We are really in privileged times being able to look forward to another minor/senior ulster final. Well done!
Quote from: omagh_gael on June 19, 2010, 10:08:38 PM
Cheers tyrone86, fair play to the young lads on another great win. We are really in privileged times being able to look forward to another minor/senior ulster final. Well done!
Agree with that. Long may it continue ;D
Anybody know the venue for the Armagh v Cavan SF? It's listed for next Sunday at 1:45 on the Ulster Council's website but no venue is given. Breffni park is hosting the Senior Semi but would Armagh object to home advantage?
Armagh minor hurlers are playing in the Ulster final at the same time next Sunday, there are some dual players so I think the football may be postponed.
Down have some real goal chances at the end on Saturday - fantastic save from Mooney too. Great action and interview with Tyrone captain here - http://ulster.gaa.ie///
UMHC Final - 27.06.10
Armagh v Antrim
Casement Park @ 1.30pm
All support welcome!
Ulster Minor Football Championship Semi-Final: An Cabhán v Ard Mhacha
Venue: Páirc Thiarnaigh Naofa, Cluain Eois
Date: Sunday 4th Jul 2010 at 7pm
http://ulster.gaa.ie/2010/06/27/ulster-final-venue-confirmed/
The second Minor Football Championship semi final between Armagh and Cavan will take place on Sunday 4th July in Clones also, with a 7pm throw in.
Any updates on the Armagh v Cavan semi-final?
armagh won by 2 :)
Cavan were the better team in my opinion, but due to an idiotic sending off and there after some poor substitutions they threw it away.
Quote from: full moon on July 04, 2010, 09:58:40 PM
Cavan were the better team in my opinion, but due to an idiotic sending off and there after some poor substitutions they threw it away.
I dont really mind if the opposition are better, just as long as Armagh win.
Quote from: Orior on July 04, 2010, 10:05:27 PM
Quote from: full moon on July 04, 2010, 09:58:40 PM
Cavan were the better team in my opinion, but due to an idiotic sending off and there after some poor substitutions they threw it away.
I dont really mind if the opposition are better, just as long as Armagh win.
Good for you. You cared enough to go to the game as well.....oh.....hang...on.....
Quote from: full moon on July 04, 2010, 09:58:40 PM
Cavan were the better team in my opinion, but due to an idiotic sending off and there after some poor substitutions they threw it away.
Must have been at a different game than me! Armagh won the majority of ball around midfield, created the most scoring chances and kept their discipline much better. If they had have lost they would have said they threw it away. Cavan No. 14 played very well. As for the sending off the referee had no choice. A silly tackle by the Cavan player when he was already on a yellow.
Quote from: full moon on July 04, 2010, 10:11:08 PM
Quote from: Orior on July 04, 2010, 10:05:27 PM
Quote from: full moon on July 04, 2010, 09:58:40 PM
Cavan were the better team in my opinion, but due to an idiotic sending off and there after some poor substitutions they threw it away.
I dont really mind if the opposition are better, just as long as Armagh win.
Good for you. You cared enough to go to the game as well.....oh.....hang...on.....
Oh thats me well and truely told off. I'll say no more.
Quote from: Throw ball on July 04, 2010, 10:15:01 PM
Quote from: full moon on July 04, 2010, 09:58:40 PM
Cavan were the better team in my opinion, but due to an idiotic sending off and there after some poor substitutions they threw it away.
Must have been at a different game than me! Armagh won the majority of ball around midfield, created the most scoring chances and kept their discipline much better. If they had have lost they would have said they threw it away. Cavan No. 14 played very well. As for the sending off the referee had no choice. A silly tackle by the Cavan player when he was already on a yellow.
I agree. I thought Armagh were the better team although Cavan had a huge desire and work-rate which made up for a lot of it. Good to see a solid effort from a Cavan team. If we could instill that in our seniors I'd be a lot happier.
http://www.youtube.com/user/UlsterGAA// - see Armagh's goal and a decent goal chance for Cavan. I thought there was a big clash in styles - Armagh slowly but surely build-up while Cavan just booted the ball forward when under no pressure and at vital times. They paid for it.
Quote from: Lawrence of Knockbride on July 04, 2010, 10:42:47 PM
Quote from: Throw ball on July 04, 2010, 10:15:01 PM
Quote from: full moon on July 04, 2010, 09:58:40 PM
Cavan were the better team in my opinion, but due to an idiotic sending off and there after some poor substitutions they threw it away.
Must have been at a different game than me! Armagh won the majority of ball around midfield, created the most scoring chances and kept their discipline much better. If they had have lost they would have said they threw it away. Cavan No. 14 played very well. As for the sending off the referee had no choice. A silly tackle by the Cavan player when he was already on a yellow.
I agree. I thought Armagh were the better team although Cavan had a huge desire and work-rate which made up for a lot of it. Good to see a solid effort from a Cavan team. If we could instill that in our seniors I'd be a lot happier.
I thought Armagh were easily the better team today and should have been out of sight particularly after the Armagh number 6 whose name escapes me moved on to Cavan's number 14. That said Armagh's shooting was at times very poor today and the stupidly tried to protect the lead for the last ten minutes when they could and should have pushed on for scores. A big improvement will be required for the final and subsequent match
Videos as Armagh march into their second successive Ulster Minor Final by beating Cavan 1-10 to 0-11
http://armagh-gaa.com/Orchard-TV/News/VIDEO--Minors-reach-Ulster-final-after-overcoming-.aspx
http://www.youtube.com/user/UlsterGAA (http://www.youtube.com/user/UlsterGAA) - action from the last few dramatic minutes in Clones and the new pitch
Great result for Armagh, not so great display. Not a hope against Tyrone if that many lads are below par again. Must've hit somewhere around 15-20 wides, should've been long home and hosed instead of having heart in mouth moments in injury time as Cavan went forward. In fairness to Cavan, they defended well and forced a lot of bad shooting. Probably took the sending off to nudge Armagh free a bit, it killed off Cavan as an attacking force but they remained tight in defence. The goal was fortunate enough. Very big Cavan support there, fair play to them.
From an Armagh point of view:
Keeper was fine. Was it he that got a touch on a Cavan shot that hit the post and went out for a 45? If it was, then it was a fantastic save. Couldn't understand why he was so eager to take quick, short kick outs in the second half when we were utterly dominant at midfield.
FB line looked ropey at times until King went back in there. Looks like he's going to do the McKenna job this year, and pick up the opposition dangerman.
HB line went forward well. Nugent was impressive.
Midfield were totally on top. Even if the rest of the team aren't firing at 100%, such a powerful midfield will always give you a chance.
Thought the HF line played a bit too deep. McKenna was a very good addition, arguably the pick of the forwards. Didn't happen for Forker. You can be forgiven for getting your barings wrong once and dropping a shot short, but to do it three times in quick succession is beyond careless. Seeley is a good footballer, but needs to impose himself more on the game in open play.
FF had a bad day. At least, I hope it was just a bad day and that they'll be better in the final. Didn't happen at all for McGeown, but everyone has bad days, no point going into a huff about it. Stevenson showed very well for the ball, and had to deal with a lot of shit ball into him. But he could do with knowing his limitations a bit better. A lot of silly shots when passes were better options. I like Rafferty as a player, but he just couldn't get on the ball enough. Maybe he was well marked, or maybe it was just one of those games.
Conlon and McParland came on for McGeown and Forker. McParland hadn't time to do much. Conlon got a longer run, but couldn't really get into the game either.
But, back in an Ulster final to everyone's huge credit. Games against Tyrone and Cork/ Kerry to look forward to. Hopefully it'll be a busy month ahead with both seniors and minors.
Agreed with all that AFS, and looking at a few short clips here, the fella King was very good. He was on the Armagh hurling minor team last week in the Ulster Final so that's a rare double. http://www.youtube.com/user/UlsterGAA//
Was it not Carragher who got the goal? He seems to claim it on this clip but the Hogan Stand says it was Gough?
It was Carragher. You could see it clearly from the Gerry Arthurs side.
Quote from: mhacadoir on July 05, 2010, 11:15:26 PM
It was Carragher. You could see it clearly from the Gerry Arthurs side.
Looked a square ball to me in the clip on the website
Quote from: David McKeown on July 05, 2010, 11:45:51 PM
Quote from: mhacadoir on July 05, 2010, 11:15:26 PM
It was Carragher. You could see it clearly from the Gerry Arthurs side.
Looked a square ball to me in the clip on the website
It may have been, it looks close. if you look at the video, gough (9) is standing outside the square so definitely wasnt him who scored the goal. Couldn't work that out myself when i picked up the paper this morning
Will Grugan be back from suspension for this one?
Quote from: tyroneman on July 06, 2010, 07:00:05 AM
Will Grugan be back from suspension for this one?
He is overage
Quote from: mhacadoir on July 06, 2010, 09:23:33 AM
Quote from: tyroneman on July 06, 2010, 07:00:05 AM
Will Grugan be back from suspension for this one?
He is overage
Somebody should have told Antrim ::)
I think he got 4 weeks after the Antrim game but he lined out for both Omagh minors and Senior s in the Championship in the last 10 days
His 4 weeks were up the day after the Down match IIRC
Not sure if the red card would have affected him playing for Omagh?
The no 9, was some size for a minor midfielder. Must have been at last 6"5. Any player that size with any sort of ability, is worth their weight in gold.
That's Gough, St Colmans Hogan Cup winner
Quote from: Any craic on July 06, 2010, 01:53:42 PM
That's Gough, St Colmans Hogan Cup winner
From Poyntzpass, but playing for Newry Bosco :(
Quote from: Orior on July 06, 2010, 02:27:10 PM
Quote from: Any craic on July 06, 2010, 01:53:42 PM
That's Gough, St Colmans Hogan Cup winner
From Poyntzpass, but playing for Newry Bosco Shamrocks :(
Quote from: tyrone86 on July 06, 2010, 09:32:18 AM
Quote from: mhacadoir on July 06, 2010, 09:23:33 AM
Quote from: tyroneman on July 06, 2010, 07:00:05 AM
Will Grugan be back from suspension for this one?
He is overage
Somebody should have told Antrim ::)
I think he got 4 weeks after the Antrim game but he lined out for both Omagh minors and Senior s in the Championship in the last 10 days
sorry, wrong grugan!
Tyronies, what's the craic with your team?
I'd expect Armagh to be unchanged on Sunday. Forwards will have to up their game big time. Backs will have to keep a close eye on Canavan and Grugan, King might be able to cope with one but I don't know if we have another outstanding man marker. I'd be confident enough that Gough and Carragher will get a good stranglehold around the middle.
Winners play Kerry, so an extra incentive for the Tyrone boys anyway.
1 Mark McReynolds – Naomh Mhuire
2 Shea McGarrity – An Chorra Chríochach
3 Conor Clarke – An Omaigh
4 Hugh Pat McGeary – Cabhán an Chaorthainn
5 Niall Sludden – An Droim Mór
6 Michael Donaghy – An Charraig Mhór
7 Eunan Deeney – An Mhaigh
8 Conan Grugan – An Omaigh
9 Harry Og Conlon - Naomh Mhuire
10 Richard Donnelly – Trí Leac
11 Thomas Canavan – Aireagal Chiaráin
12 Ryan Devlin – An Chraobh
13 Stefan Tierney – Aireagal Chiaráín
14 John McCullagh – An Caisleán Glas
15 Ronan Ó Néill – An Omaigh
16 Ryan Clarke – An Omaigh
17 Padraig McNulty – Dún Geanainn
18 Dara Donnelly – An Eochair
19 Darren McCurry – Naomh Mhuire
20 Rory Loughran – An Charraig Mhór
21 Enda McGahan – Naomh Mhuire
22 Dwayne Quinn – Cluain Eo
23 Ryan Lynch – Aireagal Chiaráin
24 Liam Gervin – Doire Lochain
Sunday 18 July
ESB Ulster Minor Football Championship final
Armagh 0-00 0-01 Tyrone, Clones, 12.00pm
3 min played
http://www.sportsnewsireland.com/2010/07/18/gaa-live-scores-results-sunday-18th-july/
any radio commentary available ?
Yeah I am listening to it, think it is 120mw. 8-1 Tyrone all over Armagh.
Any way of getting a stream for this one?
Match commentary on Radio Ulster MW 1341 -- HT score -- Tyrone 0.09; Armagh 0.02!
HT Armagh 0-02 0-09 Tyrone,
Bad weekend for Armagh.
Any more updates?
getting well beat. nearly over.
Full time Armagh 0-4 Tyrone 1-14. Its going to be hard for those lads to pick themselves up for the quarter final now I would have thought.
All Ireland Minor Football Championship
Quarter Finals:
Tyrone v Kerry
Cork v Armagh
Quote from: drici on July 18, 2010, 01:25:33 PM
All Ireland Minor Football Championship
Quarter Finals:
Tyrone v Kerry
Cork v Armagh
Any idea when these matches are. Armagh will need Carragher fit to be competitive.
Well if yesterday was bad, today was f**king diabolical. Thoroughly depressed after watching that stuff. It's not the result that frustrates, I expected us to be up against it. It's just so disheartening to see the next generation of Armagh footballers playing the same failed football as the seniors. All natural flair replaced with slow, mechanical, predictable garbage. Players looked over trained and slow, there was no zip, no one out in front. Tyrone won the vast majority of the 50/50 balls and everything that broke around the middle, Armagh only came into it a bit when Tyrone started to pull up with a 9 or 10 point lead. Armagh football is going to rot away in the doldrums unless some fresh ideology is introduced at all levels. This relentless hand passing is getting us no where.
There's no point talking about player performance, none did themselves justice. Peter Carragher was huge miss. Not only is he our best player, but also the captain and leader of the team. If he's back we might have a sniff against Cork, although I wouldn't be very hopeful either way. It has to be said that Tyrone are very impressive and will take some beating this year, they could've won by 20 points today if they'd wanted.
Quote from: Throw ball on July 18, 2010, 05:01:51 PM
Quote from: drici on July 18, 2010, 01:25:33 PM
All Ireland Minor Football Championship
Quarter Finals:
Tyrone v Kerry
Cork v Armagh
Any idea when these matches are. Armagh will need Carragher fit to be competitive.
July 31st August 1st/2ndAll-Ireland Minor Football Championship Quarter-Finals
Saturday August 7thAll-Ireland Minor 'B' Hurling Championship Quarter-Final
Roscommon v Armagh
Quote from: drici on July 18, 2010, 05:09:44 PM
Quote from: Throw ball on July 18, 2010, 05:01:51 PM
Quote from: drici on July 18, 2010, 01:25:33 PM
All Ireland Minor Football Championship
Quarter Finals:
Tyrone v Kerry
Cork v Armagh
Any idea when these matches are. Armagh will need Carragher fit to be competitive.
July 31st August 1st/2nd
All-Ireland Minor Football Championship Quarter-Finals
Saturday August 7th
All-Ireland Minor 'B' Hurling Championship Quarter-Final
Roscommon v Armagh
Cheers
Outstanding by the minors today, MOTM could have went to any of a dozen players. Grugan and Conlon ruled mid-field and Deeny was excellent again as was McGeery at CB. This is a very good minor team, if the FF line can find a bit more shooting form they could well lift another AI.
That Armagh team were very very poor though. Hard to believe they're the defending champions, a shadow of last year's team. Not sure how they got to the final, Down would have trounced them.
Tyrone didn't forget how they threw away the 1st round game to Armagh last year at the death. Donnelly's 45's were perfection.
Well done to Tyrone and in particular to their management who proved their worth again today.
All Ireland Minor Football Championship:
Quarter Finals:
Tyrone v Kerry (A)
Cork v Armagh (B)
Mayo v Offaly (C)
Galway v Longford (D)
Semi-Finals:
Sunday August 22nd: Winners of (A) Tyrone v Kerry v Winners of (C) Mayo v Offaly
Sunday August 29th: Winners of (B) Cork v Armagh v Winners of (D) Galway v Longford
All-Ireland Final:
Sunday September 19th
Tyrone were good value for their short odds of 8/15. I doubt if Armagh minors will be able to recover from such a rubbing. Anyone know what price Cork are for this one?
Highlights on now - tg4
Dose anyone know what the story is with the Tyrone minors this year. Not shocked a bout them winning more so the manor in which they went a bout it. How are they compared to other minor teams a round the Country? I see their penned in to play Kerry which should be a cracker you would think.
will the Armagh v Cork game be played in Portlaoise????
Quote from: Baile an tuaigh on July 19, 2010, 08:43:30 PM
Dose anyone know what the story is with the Tyrone minors this year. Not shocked a bout them winning more so the manor in which they went a bout it. How are they compared to other minor teams a round the Country? I see their penned in to play Kerry which should be a cracker you would think.
I was hugely impressed with them yesterday, but that question is impossible to answer given how little most see of minor teams outside their own province.
Quote from: Baile an tuaigh on July 19, 2010, 08:43:30 PM
Dose anyone know what the story is with the Tyrone minors this year. Not shocked a bout them winning more so the manor in which they went a bout it. How are they compared to other minor teams a round the Country? I see their penned in to play Kerry which should be a cracker you would think.
Dublin wrote them off in the ulster league final.
They've come on well since and were very, very well prepared for yesterday's match - full credit to the management.
Quote from: fan01 on July 19, 2010, 08:51:38 PM
will the Armagh v Cork game be played in Portlaoise????
You'd assume so if it's a stand alone fixture. The senior quarter finals are also on that weekend, so it might be chucked on before one of them somewhere.
Quote from: AFS on July 19, 2010, 09:02:03 PM
Quote from: fan01 on July 19, 2010, 08:51:38 PM
will the Armagh v Cork game be played in Portlaoise????
You'd assume so if it's a stand alone fixture. The senior quarter finals are also on that weekend, so it might be chucked on before one of them somewhere.
Double header with Tyrone v Kerry in Portlaoise / Newbridge / Tullamore I would have thought. Croke Park would be nice though.
Quote from: TacadoirArdMhacha on July 19, 2010, 09:09:57 PM
Quote from: AFS on July 19, 2010, 09:02:03 PM
Quote from: fan01 on July 19, 2010, 08:51:38 PM
will the Armagh v Cork game be played in Portlaoise????
You'd assume so if it's a stand alone fixture. The senior quarter finals are also on that weekend, so it might be chucked on before one of them somewhere.
Double header with Tyrone v Kerry in Portlaoise / Newbridge / Tullamore I would have thought. Croke Park would be nice though.
Depends on the QF draws - Tyrone/Kerry minor game could be the start of a triple header including their 2 senior games.
Who put Dublin out? Must be a serious good team.
Quote from: tyroneman on July 19, 2010, 09:29:06 PM
Who put Dublin out? Must be a serious good team.
Kildare, who were subsequently put out by Leinster winners Longford
07-08-10 (Saturday)
All Ireland Minor B Hurling Championship
Quarter Finals - Extra Time if required
Roscommon v Armagh
3-30pm Athleague
Wicklow v Westmeath
3-30pm Arklow
Kildare v Kerry
3-30pm Newbridge
Meath v Mayo
3-30pm Páirc Tailteann
14-08-10 (Saturday)
Semi Finals
Wicklow/Westmeath v Meath/Mayo
Roscommon/Armagh v Kildare/Kerry
24-07-10 (Saturday)
All Ireland Minor Hurling Championship
Quarter Final
Antrim v Dublin
Antrim 1-11 Dublin 3-13
12-00 noon Crossmaglen
Referee: Alan Kelly
Extra Time if required
25-07-10 (Sunday)
Quarter Final
Waterford v Galway
Waterford 2-08 Galway 1-15
12-00 noon Páirc an Chrócaigh
Referee: Garrett Duffy
Extra Time if required
08-08-10 (Sunday)
Semi Final
Kilkenny v Galway
15-08-10 (Sunday)
Semi Final
Clare v Dublin
Quote from: sandwiches_in_the_boot on July 18, 2010, 05:46:59 PM
Outstanding by the minors today, MOTM could have went to any of a dozen players. Grugan and Conlon ruled mid-field and Deeny was excellent again as was McGeery at CB. This is a very good minor team, if the FF line can find a bit more shooting form they could well lift another AI.
That Armagh team were very very poor though. Hard to believe they're the defending champions, a shadow of last year's team. Not sure how they got to the final, Down would have trounced them.
Tyrone didn't forget how they threw away the 1st round game to Armagh last year at the death. Donnelly's 45's were perfection.
Yeh, very good performance.
Young Grugan is a very good player, but he has a very short fuse that, unless he learns to control, he'll struggle with discipline as he gets older.
Quote from: sandwiches_in_the_boot on July 18, 2010, 05:46:59 PM
Outstanding by the minors today, MOTM could have went to any of a dozen players. Grugan and Conlon ruled mid-field and Deeny was excellent again as was McGeery at CB. This is a very good minor team, if the FF line can find a bit more shooting form they could well lift another AI.
That Armagh team were very very poor though. Hard to believe they're the defending champions, a shadow of last year's team. Not sure how they got to the final, Down would have trounced them.
Tyrone didn't forget how they threw away the 1st round game to Armagh last year at the death. Donnelly's 45's were perfection.
Not really too hard to believe - i'm not sure if any of the starting 15 on Sunday actually were in the starting 15 last year. That's a completely different team. This isn't senior football! Most Armagh supporters would have been happy to see that new team get through to an Ulster final. They trounced Down in the league by the way, for what it was worth!
Date/times/venues for the QFs anyone? Or will they hold off for the senior draw?
Take it the games are taking place next week?
Quote from: sandwiches_in_the_boot on July 24, 2010, 02:23:05 PM
Date/times/venues for the QFs anyone? Or will they hold off for the senior draw?
Take it the games are taking place next week?
Not out yet. Yes. Yes.
31-07-10 (Saturday)
Tyrone v Kerry
12-00 noon Croke Park
01-08-10 (Sunday)
Cork v Armagh
12-00 noon Croke Park
http://www.gaa.ie/fixtures-and-results/national-fixtures/esb-gaa-minor-championship/
31.07.10 (Sat) - Quarter Final
Tyrone V Kerry - Time: 12 00 PM,
Venue: Páirc an Chrócaigh
Referee: TBC - Extra-time playable
31.07.10 (Sat) - Quarter Final
Mayo V Offaly - Time: 12 30 PM,
Venue: Dr Hyde Park (Roscommon)
Referee: TBC - Extra-time playable
31.07.10 (Sat) - Quarter Final
Longford V Galway - Time: 2 00 PM,
Venue: Dr Hyde Park (Roscommon)
Referee: TBC - Extratime playable
01.08.10 (Sun) - Quarter Final
Cork V Armagh - Time: 12 00 PM,
Venue: Páirc an Chrócaigh
Referee: TBC - Extratime playable
Semi-Finals:
Sunday August 22nd: Winners of Tyrone v Kerry v Winners of Mayo v Offaly
Sunday August 29th: Winners of Cork v Armagh v Winners of Galway v Longford
Watch Antrim vs Armagh Game Live Stream Online - ESB Ulster Minor Hurling Championship Final
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Watch Antrim vs Armagh Game Live Stream Online - ESB Ulster Minor Hurling Championship Final
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This would have been handy.
Quote from: drici on July 27, 2010, 11:18:32 PM
Watch Antrim vs Armagh Game Live Stream Online - ESB Ulster Minor Hurling Championship Final
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Watch Antrim vs Armagh Game Live Stream Online - ESB Ulster Minor Hurling Championship Final
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This would have been handy.
Would this channel have recorded the final online by any chance, so it would be available to watch online?
Quote from: CountyGK on July 28, 2010, 12:14:06 AM
Would this channel have recorded the final online by any chance, so it would be available to watch online?
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