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I have heard very positive things about the natural ability of young Toal of Armagh Harps but that attude may be a problem.  Has he that much potential?  Can he become a senior regular?

If what I hear (about his attitude)  is true I wouldn't let him have a club jersery never mind a county one.

latest on the nab is that all players have been called before the ulster council on monday night in the armagh hotel.
it will be up to the county board to set a date and the harps will play it whenever!!!! suspensions or no suspensions

Am I the only one that didn't think it was that bad? Just seemed like a lot of pushing and shoving. 
It pisses me off  that Nab will play in ulster and u21 championship with whatever suspensions they get and St. Pats have been able to play relegation playoffs and the u21 championship and still haven't received their suspensions from a game that took place months ago! 

[more than half of the people in the north call the place londonderry, irishmen like you and me.]

what is the problem with some people here?

you dont like my name? tough. we in tyrone put up with enough shit from our northern neighbors who talk down any time they can. the stuff some of them come out with about tyrone players is a disgrace.

more than half of the people in the north call the place londonderry, irishmen like you and me. maybe the boys here crying to mum should look at their ireland of equals??

True.  I thought you were just using the term to "talk down" to the Derry ones.  I didn't realise you were a unionist, welcome to the board.

Lucky you missed the BBC coverage. They gave pride and place to the punch up after the Stewartstown v Ballymcnab match.

I seen it.  I didn't think it was that big of a "disgrace" 

When are you and the likes of you who shout that shite at matches going to grow up ??

i bet im more of a gael than you are.

     
You're a good "gael" alright, talking about "Londonderry".   

Did I miss the coverage on the  UTV News?

At least I know what the Belfast Giants are at 

[a number of others seemed to be from nationalist backgrounds though they put down "no religion" on the application form]

I'm sorry 5times I don't get the point your trying to make.
What paper is that from by the way?

In the past year police have had 1,637 calls from Crossmaglen and Forkhill asking for assistance, or reporting crime. The figures are particularly startling given that the villages have less than 2,000 people between them. There were 256 recorded crimes in the villages last year.

     
The Forkhill base doesnt have police in it and the Cross base covers  cross, culloville, cullyhanna, silverbridge, forkhill, Jonesborough, dromintee etc and there are less than 2000 people in these areas?     
Says it all about the article.

And you know what gets me, 256 recorded crimes in the area, how many people have been arrested? I'd be willing to bet on a big fat zero!

Chief Superintendent Bobby Hunniford said: "We were told we would never fill the vacancies, but 37 of the applicants were Catholics and a number of others seemed to be from nationalist backgrounds though they put down "no religion" on the application form.

[being moved to Dromintee field]

Though with it being moved to Dromintee field at least chances of injury were limited

Where was this game played?

I'm thinking Dromintee Uladh 


Few scores from orchardcounty
St. John's beat Cruppen by a point.
Clann na gael beat clann eireann.

Ogs V St. Pats was called off.
I take it harps didn't play ballymacnab?

Culloville 0-8   2-10 Silverbridge

Terrible day for football but both teams played some good stuff. We played with a strong wind in the first half and used it well, Gerry McGarvey owned the middle of the field and we led at half time 1-7 to 0-2. Culloville put up a better fight in the second half but our defence and keeper were excellent, we picked off a few scores and Eugene Byrne (I think) found the net. That was it!

I heard Cross beat Granemore well.

Lads, if you think the PSNI=RUC mantra rings true in 2006, you're greatly mistaken. The numbers (and political persuasion) of people signing up to this career in republican West Belfast would astound you.  SF may not have publicly backed it, but on the ground moves are much further ahead. But that's for another board.

That's not my experience in south armagh.

Seriously, were you not loved as a child? Why feel inferior? OK, if I say you're not that dim, will you feel better?

So once again shane loses an argument and gets personal, he'll be correcting spelling next. 

Doesnt matter where you live Pint - the past is still the past - you can but remember it and look to the future.
The future is the only thing we can influence  - "Think of the kids Pint" (apologies to Tommy Gorman)

Thanks for the lecture.  I can flick a switch, forget about everything that's happened and I'll move on. 

Good lads -stick to the past and God forbid any of ye might look to the future !!!!

Easy said when you live in roscommon.

5sams

f**k sake lads this was supposed to be a joke thread and youse eejits have hijacked it with shite just like the Armagh heads do with other threads...

f**k sake  Repeat something often enough it might become the truth, what threads have the "armagh heads" hijacked now?

in fact this whole board has become a joke since the changeover with a new arsehole joining everyday.

Feel free to leave.

POG- point is PSNI is not the RUC. RUC never had a team.RUC never had an ombudsman.Presume you agree we need a police service ?So what  do you want?No PSNI acknowlegement of GAA?

The PSNI is the RUC and it going on the past 35 years or so maybe it would be better if they just didnt acknowledge the gaa.

Meadow,Maybe you should think about another site - one that encourages the loss of jobs in Newry or West Belfast after B and Q firebombs. Have you been stopped on the side of the road by the PSNI ? Tell us about it - and be honest !

Yes because if you have a problem with the RUC playing our games you must approve of firebombs