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Tullysran beat belleeks 1.11 to .3. It was a very one sided game with beleek only scoring one point from play (I think). A belleek player suffered a bad injury rite at the death so I hope he is ok.

Il not complain, got us a nite off training so I cud sit in and watch united get bate!

Ha ha very good, it stung for a wile but i'm ok now!!

Headn o e

There have been some mind blowingly profound posts on this board - but this one is beyond the scope of my understanding.

Hav g tm

I hit post by accident...

Headn over for st paddys week... Any must do's?

Its not true anyways... all a load of balls

Sorry - I'm sure he'll try and spin this one out like the one he told the Tribune that he heard he hadn't got the job by teletext when the chairman and sec. had actually gone to his house hours before to tell him face to face that he hadn't got it. 

The more I think of this, the more sickened I get by what he has done to our county.  And he hasn't done it to the County Board.  he's done it to US!!! the ordinary gaels of the county who wanted him to get the job.

  Maybe Big Joe was right all along!!

I believe Pauls details in the Tribune regarding this matter were very precise. He stated very specific times regarding the events of that night. He has never denied that the county board officials never informed him, his issue was with the timing he was actually made aware. Therefore if you insist that your information is from a direct and reliable source you will have no problem checking these details again and retracting your vindictive statement.

Regarding current circumstances, is the man not available to take up any footballing post he wishes?

Our club has got talent !!

Definitely would fill a hall. The talent needs to be new.

Thats not a bad idea.... or even a strictly come dancing!! mite take rite bit of organising tho!

Apologies if there has been a a similar thread before.

In the past few months we have three lads that have required private operations and have a player that needs quite a serious operation in the immediate future, all these coupled with physio bills, and all the other costs that every club encounters puts a rite bit of financial pressure on the club.

So i was looking for some new and innovative ideas for raising money, just something other then the normal run of the mill ideas like nite at the races, or steak nites and theme nites etc.

Any ideas would be appreciated...

[Xavi]

Paper talk this morning that Man City ready to bid £20million for Xavi after it came out about Liverpools finance worries.

Why is liverpools financial state anything to do with this??

Anyone been to Praia da Rocha before? Headn there the end of june for 10 days.

I forgot to mention that this is El Cuervo's speciality.... the mans well known for his powers in getting planning permission for anything, anywhere!

[disused]

Have spotted a few properties in the Mourne area that I'd be interested in but I'm not clued into the complexities of the planning laws. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The first property is a smallholding with a disused farmhouse and outbuildings. The house is in a bad state of repair and is a little small, so if I was renovating it would almost be a complete rebuild with an extension. Even though I'm not from the area, would it be likely that I could knock and rebuild, or would I just have to renovate whatever is already there?

The second property is a ruined cottage again on a smallholding. The cottage beyond salvaging - no roof and only three walls. What's my chances of getting planning permission for a new build?

The third is a fairly well maintained wee cottage on a smallholding. This only has one bedroom and is way to small for our needs. What would my options be here i.e. could I knock it and build another or would I be restricted to extending?

On a general point, if I was to renovate one of these, what sort of time are you talking before I get a decision on outline planning permission?

1st one you will get permission, but it will be like for like, a small dwelling with same ridge level etc and will have to be sited on footprint.

2nd one, same as, but it would have to exhibit essential characteristics of house, eg structural walls, thats it. favour will be give to those proposlas that show significant environmental benefits, eg gettn rid of an eyesore!

3rd, replacement would again be restriced to something similar to existing, floorspace may be able to be increased for example to the rear as long as the visual appearance does not appear any larger.

Planning permission will take different times in different areas, anything from 1 month now (new streamlining process in place) till a few months or longer if there are amendments needed.

Give me a pm if you want any further advice


What ifdown and oakleaf gael are referring to is the old system and the old PPS 14 REGULATIONS.  However they have recently been updated to draft pps21 which gives more leeway!

so are they using the new pps21 while they are still in the consultation process?

Some councils are working under the pps21 and others are still using pps14 and others are sitting on their arses and doing nothing at all.

No councils are using PPS14 any more, any decisions that were defered for what ever reasons under pps14 are all being re-assesed under 21.

[disused]

Have spotted a few properties in the Mourne area that I'd be interested in but I'm not clued into the complexities of the planning laws. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The first property is a smallholding with a disused farmhouse and outbuildings. The house is in a bad state of repair and is a little small, so if I was renovating it would almost be a complete rebuild with an extension. Even though I'm not from the area, would it be likely that I could knock and rebuild, or would I just have to renovate whatever is already there?

The second property is a ruined cottage again on a smallholding. The cottage beyond salvaging - no roof and only three walls. What's my chances of getting planning permission for a new build?

The third is a fairly well maintained wee cottage on a smallholding. This only has one bedroom and is way to small for our needs. What would my options be here i.e. could I knock it and build another or would I be restricted to extending?

On a general point, if I was to renovate one of these, what sort of time are you talking before I get a decision on outline planning permission?

1st one you will get permission, but it will be like for like, a small dwelling with same ridge level etc and will have to be sited on footprint.

2nd one, same as, but it would have to exhibit essential characteristics of house, eg structural walls, thats it. favour will be give to those proposlas that show significant environmental benefits, eg gettn rid of an eyesore!

3rd, replacement would again be restriced to something similar to existing, floorspace may be able to be increased for example to the rear as long as the visual appearance does not appear any larger.

Planning permission will take different times in different areas, anything from 1 month now (new streamlining process in place) till a few months or longer if there are amendments needed.

Give me a pm if you want any further advice


What ifdown and oakleaf gael are referring to is the old system and the old PPS 14 REGULATIONS.  However they have recently been updated to draft pps21 which gives more leeway!

I think these are the amended fixtures for this week.

Thursday 21 May
ACL – Div. III (7.30)
Tullysaran v An Port Mor (Oliver Hearty)

Friday 22 May
ACL – Div. II (7.30)
Ballymacnab v St Michael's (Stephen McKinley)
Harps v Whitecross (Frank McDonald)
Wolfe Tone v Madden (Tony O'Hare)
ACL – Div. III (7.30)
Collegeland v Lissummon (Mickey Leonard)
ACL – Div. IV (7.30)
Grange v Derrynoose (Damian McConville)

Sunday 24 May
ACL – Div. I (2.00)
Pearse Og v Carrickcruppen (Damian McConville)
Mullaghbawn v Clan na Gael (Jimmy McKee)
Dromintee v Culloville (Kevin Gallogly)
Sarsfields v St Patrick's (Stephen McKinley)
Killeavy v Crossmaglen (Stephen Murray) (7.30)
ACL – Div. II (2.00)
Maghery v Silverbridge (Gary Smith)
Clann Eireann v Ballymacnab (Noel Martin)
Ballyhegan v Granemore (Ronan Quigley)
Tir na nÓg v Madden (Tony Watters)
Wolfe Tone v St Michael's (Paul Rath)
ACL – Div. III (2.00)
Middletown v St Paul's (Patrick Duffy)
Keady v Shane O'Neill's (Vincent O'Neill)
Clonmore v Belleek (Eugene D Nugent)
Annaghmore v Collegeland (Eamon Nugent)
St Peter's v Lissummon (Seamus O'Neill)
ACL – Div. IV (2.00)
Forkhill v Killean (Malachy McNicholl)
Dorsey Emmett's v O'Hanlon's (Paudie Hughes)
Corrinshego v Crossmaglen II (Rory Robinson)
Clady v Derrynoose (Barney Henry)
Mullaghbrack v Eire Og (Jim Lynch)
Phelim Brady's v Grange (Jim Slevin)