All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Preliminary Round
Cavan 5-14 Down 0-01 live on TG4
Half Time
Down available at 1/1 plus 50 points at the moment.
Are Down not traditionally a reasonably strong Ladies football county?
8-15 to 0-1 with 20 mins left. More ppl would tune in if they televised random div 1 club matches throughout Ireland
Is this the most one sided sporting contest ever televised?
Cavan 10-19 Down 0-03
Down plus 56 points now available at evens.
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
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Cavan 10-25 Down 0-03
Sin é
Quote from: drici on July 25, 2015, 06:05:46 PM
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Preliminary Round
Cavan 10-25 Down 0-03
Sin é
Donegal beat them by something similar in Ulster didn't they?
Quote from: Owenmoresider on July 25, 2015, 06:13:59 PM
Donegal beat them by something similar in Ulster didn't they?
Donegal
10-35 Down
0-04
I read that Down lost 20 odd players from last year's panel? Did they walk or what happened?
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Preliminary Round
Armagh 1-12 Laois 0-04 live on TG4
Half Time
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Preliminary Round
Armagh 3-22 Laois 3-07
Clones scoreboard can't display double digits for goals
All Ireland Senior Football Qualifiers
01 - 08
Mayo v Tyrone
2-00pm
03 - 08 - 2015
Cork v Meath TG4
3-00pm
08 - 08
Cavan v Monaghan TG4
5-15pm
Armagh v Westmeath TG4
7-15pm
Quarter Finals (4 Provincial Champions)
15 - 08 - 2015
Kerry v Qualifier TG4
4-15pm
Galway v Qualifier TG4
6-00pm
22 - 08 - 2015
Donegal v Qualifier TG4
12-30pm
Dublin v Qualifier TG4
2-15pm
Cora with 2-10 today. Phenomenal.
I have no problem saying I'd love to see Mayo win another senior ladies, if only to add another AI to Staunton's continued excellence.
Quote from: Syferus on August 01, 2015, 03:36:02 PM
Cora with 2-10 today. Phenomenal.
I have no problem saying I'd love to see Mayo win another senior ladies, if only to add another AI to Staunton's continued excellence.
They haven't a hope though, in reality. She's something else, that's for sure.
All Ireland Senior Football Qualifiers
01 - 08
Mayo 4-15 Tyrone 0-03
03 - 08 - 2015
Cork 7-22 Meath 0-03
3-00pm
08 - 08
Cavan v Monaghan TG4
5-15pm
Armagh v Westmeath TG4
7-15pm
Quarter Finals (4 Provincial Champions)
15 - 08 - 2015
Kerry v Qualifier TG4
4-15pm
Galway v Qualifier TG4
6-00pm
22 - 08 - 2015
Donegal v Qualifier TG4
12-30pm
Dublin v Qualifier TG4
2-15pm
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Cavan 1-02 Monaghan 1-07
Half Time
All Ireland Senior Football Championship Qualifier
Cavan 1-04 Monaghan 4-13
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Armagh 0-05 Westmeath 0-06 TG4
2nd Half started
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Armagh 1-10 Westmeath 0-09 TG4
2 minutes - 2nd Half - time counting down
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Armagh 1-12 Westmeath 0-09 TG4
Sin é
Armagh into Quarter Finals
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Quarter Finals
15 - 08 - 2015
Kerry v Mayo TG4
4-15pm
Galway v Cork TG4
6-00pm
22 - 08 - 2015
Donegal v Armagh TG4
12-30pm
Dublin v Monaghan TG4
2-15pm
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Quarter Finals
Kerry 2-13 Mayo 1-08
Full Time
Galway 0-02 Cork 1-06 TG4
Half Time
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Quarter Final
Galway 1-10 Cork 1-12
Cork through to meet Kerry in Semi Final.
Quote from: Red eye on August 19, 2015, 11:47:13 AM
Looking forward to this weekends games. Dublin Monaghan will be closer than the 12 points to 3 points scoreline from their league match earlier this year. Championship different competition and Monaghan will be well up for this.
Armagh Donegal will be close too - expecting Aimee Mackin and Caroline O'Hanlon if at full tilt to sway this one. Only 1 point separated these in their league game so close match to be expected.
Dunno if anyone can shed light on this? Derry lost to Lancashire in Junior championship - heard 3rd hand re party time Manchester Friday night - players missed flights home etc - shocking if true and if true maybe reason why Derry are still stuck in Junior grade.
Louth favourites for this one - can't see anyone challenging them - Lancashire will give them a game but still expect the Louth girls to progress.
Would expect Kildare and Fermanagh to progress in the Intermediate grade this weekend and Kildare probably favourites to go all the way. With Waterford and Leitrim in the other semi final this will be close, but Kildare having played in the higher league this year, they would be expected to win through by September – though it won't be easy.
Which comes first: ladies football or netball commitments?
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Quarter Final
Donegal 1-07 Armagh 0-08 TG4
Half Time
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Quarter Final
Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-10 TG4
12 minutes - 2nd Half - time counting down
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Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-10 TG4
Donegal down to 14 for the rest of the match
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Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-11 TG4
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Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-12 TG4
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
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Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-12 TG4
Armagh down to 14.
Caroline O'Hanlon away
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Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-12 TG4
2 minutes - 2nd Half - time counting down
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Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-13 TG4
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Quarter Final
Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-13 TG4
One minute
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Donegal 2-11 Armagh 2-13
Sin é
Tense finish - thought maybe heading for a draw when Armagh went down to 14 - Armagh no. 25 did well - Aimee Mackin has some turn of speed and helped create chances - great claim by No. 6 when Donegal were pushing for the equaliser and Geraldine McLaughlin waiting for a break that didn't come.
Over the game felt the better team won but suspect they'll find AI semi final will be a major step up.
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Quarter Final
Dublin 1-13 Monaghan 0-13
Semi Finals:
Kerry v Cork
Dublin v Armagh
Had a nice double on Armagh + Dublin; thought bookies had Armagh over-priced at 15-8 in what was always going to be a close game. Think Armagh-Dublin could be tight, All-Ireland winners will come form other semi-final. Aimee Mackin is a wonderful talent
Fair play to Offaly beating Fermanagh 0.13 to 1.07 - 13 scores to 8 so maybe more than 3 points better - would infer maybe not much between Division 3 and 4 counties.
Kildare were too strong for Wexford winning 2.18 to 2.07 and would expect them to win against Offaly now too.
Next week Derry and Carlow in Junior quarter final - would expect Derry to prevail assuming they focus on the football and no fall out from the Lancashire escapade (assuming there is some substance to the rumours)
The 2 Saturday matches will be tight affairs - Waterford and Cork to prevail - any thoughts?
Armagh vs Dublin in an AI semi-final. Ah, fond memories. Great going by the Armagh lassies.
Can anyone provide a link to the names and clubs of the Armagh players? Thanks.
Details were on LGFA Facebook a couple of days ago - posted on Thursday
Hogan Stand has report and team.
http://www.hoganstand.com/ladies/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=242942
Terrific red eye. Really appreciate it.
I was gutted for the Monaghan ladies for the huge effort they put in, but overall they were beaten by a better outfit and one well versed in the blanket defence. The scrubbers were infinitely more clinical in taking their own chances and defended in effective swarm fashion to force the Monaghan ladies to hit a hatful of wides, I think the wide score was 14-3 in Monaghan's favour.
Both teams were totally exhausted and out on their feet at the end, nothing was left on the pitch
Cool video! It's not just about the Seniors.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp-TZTHT1gg&feature=youtu.be (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp-TZTHT1gg&feature=youtu.be)
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Semi Final
Kerry 0-07 Cork 2-05
Half Time
1st Goal: Valerie unexpectedly misses a close in free - Kerry goal keeper Paul Durcans the ball and bang - Cork have it in the back of the net.
2nd Goal: Valerie chips the goalkeeper.
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Semi Final
Kerry 0-13 Cork 4-14
Laoch na hImeartha: Valerie Mulcahy
Quote from: Red eye on August 31, 2015, 08:47:35 PM
See changes in timings for Saturday to allow the Dublin fans to take in both the Ladies and the men's matches - a real pity the GAA wouldn't allow a double header - would have increased the profile of the Ladies game again. Reckon Kildare and Dublin to win this weekend - Derry and Louth to progress to Junior final against Scotland and Lancashire on Sunday too.
Ladies need to come under the GAA umbrella if they want to avoid this happening. Very easy (and probably correct, if your sole commitment is to GAA interests) for the GAA to refuse to let an outside organisation stage yet another game the day before the showpiece hurling match of the year. If they are all part of the same organisation this would be far harder for the GAA to do as they'd be promoting all the sports rather than some of them.
even though my own county would benefit I'm against the double header, strictly from a ticketing allocation perspective. I don't think it be fair on Mayo losing out, tickets hard enough to come by.
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Semi Final
Dublin 1-09 Armagh 1-01
Half Time
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Semi Final
Dublin 2-16 Armagh 2-05
Dublin v Cork in the Final.
Quote from: Red eye on September 05, 2015, 03:35:25 PM
Quote from: drici on September 05, 2015, 02:48:46 PM
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Semi Final
Dublin 1-09 Armagh 1-01
Half Time
Dublin comfortable winners - 2.16 to 2.05 and sets up what should be a good final.
Dublin disciplined defensively and always carried a threat going forward.
Dublin stronger and faster.
Quote from: drici on September 05, 2015, 03:26:08 PM
All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Semi Final
Dublin 2-16 Armagh 2-05
Dublin v Cork in the Final.
Dublin defence well marshalled, an example to others, perhaps.
The junior seems to be run in a strange way - Louth hammer Scotland and Lancashire beat Derry but then Scotland play Derry in the semi while Lancashire have to play Louth.
All Ireland Junior Football Championship Final
Louth 4-12 Alba 0-02
All Ireland Intermediate Football Championship Final
Kildare 0-10 Waterford 3-14
All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final
Dublin 0-05 Cork 0-05
Half Time
All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final
Dublin 0-10 Cork 0-12
Near the death
All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final
Dublin 0-10 Cork 0-12
Sin é
Quote from: drici on September 27, 2015, 05:21:52 PM
All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final
Dublin 0-10 Cork 0-12
Sin é
Saw 2nd half : cork very cynical and had a massed defence .
see a major problem with the women game, this timeclock and hooter all well and fine but it is not stopped during bookings etc, the ref took nearly a minute to yellow card a cork player at the end when time for Dublin was short, the booking was more of a major disadvantage to Dublin than the yellow card was for cork. They need to look at time stoppage for deliberate yellow card offences down the line, good last 10Min's from what i seen
God, Referees have no cop on! Even in the Ladies game there, a cork girl does a sin bin tackle. Time is running out and he proceeds to spend a minute doing the paperwork (there was two minutes left before incident). In the meantime the clock is running down and instead if he let it go Dublin would have had a minute more to get a goal. But instead the culprit team are rewarded. So is sport!
2 five in a row`s, knew they had to be a decent team come out of Cork at some level
Good luck to the Mayo Women v Dublin this evening!
Dublin # 13 running riot
If Dublin don't win it this year they may give up.
Good game. In the melting pot with 7 to go
Great effort by a young team! Unlucky in the end.
Dublin more clinical in front of goal. Great effort from the Mayo team to get back level, pity they couldn't see it out.
Quote from: macdanger2 on August 27, 2016, 08:49:06 PM
Dublin more clinical in front of goal. Great effort from the Mayo team to get back level, pity they couldn't see it out.
The two soft goals in the first half left us with to much to do. Great effort. Staunton unlucky to have goal ruled out - But probably right decision.
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Quote from: macdanger2 on August 27, 2016, 08:49:06 PM
Dublin more clinical in front of goal. Great effort from the Mayo team to get back level, pity they couldn't see it out.
The two soft goals in the first half left us with to much to do. Great effort. Staunton unlucky to have goal ruled out - But probably right decision.
I thought it was either a penalty or a goal.
Nothing from the two 45s at the end was poor when they were looking for a winner.
Quote from: muppet on August 27, 2016, 09:27:14 PM
Quote from: From the Bunker on August 27, 2016, 09:16:26 PM
Quote from: macdanger2 on August 27, 2016, 08:49:06 PM
Dublin more clinical in front of goal. Great effort from the Mayo team to get back level, pity they couldn't see it out.
The two soft goals in the first half left us with to much to do. Great effort. Staunton unlucky to have goal ruled out - But probably right decision.
I thought it was either a penalty or a goal.
Nothing from the two 45s at the end was poor when they were looking for a winner.
From watching lads football all the time it's hard to get into the mindset of what constitutes a free/foul in the ladies game.
Quote from: From the Bunker on August 27, 2016, 10:03:30 PM
Quote from: muppet on August 27, 2016, 09:27:14 PM
Quote from: From the Bunker on August 27, 2016, 09:16:26 PM
Quote from: macdanger2 on August 27, 2016, 08:49:06 PM
Dublin more clinical in front of goal. Great effort from the Mayo team to get back level, pity they couldn't see it out.
The two soft goals in the first half left us with to much to do. Great effort. Staunton unlucky to have goal ruled out - But probably right decision.
I thought it was either a penalty or a goal.
Nothing from the two 45s at the end was poor when they were looking for a winner.
From watching lads football all the time it's hard to get into the mindset of what constitutes a free/foul in the ladies game.
And a lot of referees don't know either. In ladies football you can not tackle while the ball is being held in against the ball carriers body. Only when they attempt to play the ball may you tackle the ball. It is, in theory, a non contact sport.
There was a massive effort in Mayo this year to try and get Cora one more AI before she retired. There was an opening as Cork are definitely less dominant than they have been in recent years this season. That game was there for Mayo to take in the final ten minutes.
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Quote from: From the Bunker on August 27, 2016, 10:03:30 PM
Quote from: muppet on August 27, 2016, 09:27:14 PM
Quote from: From the Bunker on August 27, 2016, 09:16:26 PM
Quote from: macdanger2 on August 27, 2016, 08:49:06 PM
Dublin more clinical in front of goal. Great effort from the Mayo team to get back level, pity they couldn't see it out.
The two soft goals in the first half left us with to much to do. Great effort. Staunton unlucky to have goal ruled out - But probably right decision.
I thought it was either a penalty or a goal.
Nothing from the two 45s at the end was poor when they were looking for a winner.
From watching lads football all the time it's hard to get into the mindset of what constitutes a free/foul in the ladies game.
And a lot of referees don't know either. In ladies football you can not tackle while the ball is being held in against the ball carriers body. Only when they attempt to play the ball may you tackle the ball. It is, in theory, a non contact sport.
There's lots to be admired about the ladies game but they have a tackle rule that is even less enforceable than the men's unless you want a totally non-contact game. It's odd though as the rulebook tackle is clearly not what's enforced.
Quote from: Zulu on August 28, 2016, 01:10:09 AM
There's lots to be admired about the ladies game but they have a tackle rule that is even less enforceable than the men's unless you want a totally non-contact game. It's odd though as the rulebook tackle is clearly not what's enforced.
Same as the men's so
Quote from: Syferus on August 28, 2016, 12:18:03 AM
There was a massive effort in Mayo this year to try and get Cora one more AI before she retired. There was an opening as Cork are definitely less dominant than they have been in recent years this season. That game was there for Mayo to take in the final ten minutes.
You getting all excited about Mayo as usual, when you going to call off the pretence and admit you have a serious thing for all things rhubarb?
Two really good games on Saturday. Hard luck to Sligo. Can't understand why 8 yellow cards were dished out in a very clean and sporting game.
Well done to Katie Walsh and all the sligo girls - good luck to Kildare in the final
Only watched the last 20 minutes and Mayo would probably have won if Cora Staunton wasn't so greedy.
Quote from: Maroon Manc on August 29, 2016, 12:47:09 PM
Only watched the last 20 minutes and Mayo would probably have won if Cora Staunton wasn't so greedy.
Assinine comment. Cora has given unbelievable service to Mayo Ladies since 1995 and will only truly be missed when she's gone. Her contribution to Mayo puts her miles above your mealy-mouthed comment. If the rules were applied as the were in the Intermediate game , at least three of the Dublin backs would have been yellow carded for fouling her. That's not to say that Mayo didn't foul too or even deserved to win, but any fair-minded viewing of the treatment dished out to Cora in a supposedly non-contact sport with minimal protection from referees, would have to agree that she is more sinned against than sinner.
So head away off, taking your bile with you, and be glad that you had the privilege of seeing her play.
Wow, click on both pictures and look at the 'Cablevision' advertising board
https://twitter.com/cormacpro/status/770013373522141184 (https://twitter.com/cormacpro/status/770013373522141184)
Padraig Joyce would have been proud of that run-up.
Nobody is above criticism even the great Cora Staunton who is probably the greatest ladies player of all time, as I stated I only watched the last 20 minutes and in that time she probably had 6 or 7 attempts from bad angles that either dropped short or went wide. In that time Mayo worked a brilliant goal and a few other points without her involvement.
Quote from: Maroon Manc on August 29, 2016, 07:45:06 PM
Nobody is above criticism even the great Cora Staunton who is probably the greatest ladies player of all time, as I stated I only watched the last 20 minutes and in that time she probably had 6 or 7 attempts from bad angles that either dropped short or went wide. In that time Mayo worked a brilliant goal and a few other points without her involvement.
She had a few bad wides at the end and indeed at the start. Played well in between that, although I wasn't impressed by her reaction to the Mayo goal.
Greatest player of all time though without a doubt.
Quote from: blast05 on August 29, 2016, 03:19:45 PM
Wow, click on both pictures and look at the 'Cablevision' advertising board
https://twitter.com/cormacpro/status/770013373522141184 (https://twitter.com/cormacpro/status/770013373522141184)
Staunton's crucial goal against Westmeath in the 1/4 final was just as bad. She was inside the penalty spot when she kicked it.