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f**king Armagh bastards  

I am sure they think a lot of you too  

Where are you getting the scores from Fiodoir?

There's always idiots who'll do this sort of rubbish. Maguiresbridge GFC was targeted a few weeks ago as well. The people who do this sort of thing are scumbags as are those who torch Orange Halls. They're no use to any community.

I agree wholeheartedly

1/ Tyrone (as much as I hate to say it)
2/ Derry
3/ Armagh
4/ Donegal
5/ Monaghan
6/ Down
7/ Fermanagh
8/ Cavan
9/ Antrim

Does it really matter who wins.

Ulster will still only have 15 All Irelands by the end of the year. And all of them just little blips in the overall GAA history.
There you go now 

My €5 is on Monaghan.

That is a good post, showing all that is wrong with Kerry supporters in one go.

Well done you 

Cad e ata tu a ra?
Nil mise ag iarraidh an t-airgead. Gheobhaidh 5 Sams an t-airgead.
Beidh mise abalta alt gaeilge a leamh gach seachtain. Sin ata de dhith orm.

Bhí mé ag rá go bhfuil cuma ort nach bhfuil Gaeilge de dhith ort.  Ni bhfaighidh An Dún rud ar bith i mbliana, gan dabht.

The Newsletter is dying on its feet.  It barely sells 20,000 monday-friday.  It has reverted to type because the only people who buy it are the utter bigots.  Have u ever read the letters page?  unbelievable.

Its biggest sale is on a saturday because it inserts its farming weekly, which after the irish news and telegraph stopped priniting a farming supplement, is the only alternative.  Ironically, the reason it sells so much on a saturday is because fenian farmers buy it to get all the news.  So, basically, fenians are keeping it afloat.

The editor Darwin Templeton actually tried to change its bent when he joined but was beaten down by the bigots in the place (Kennedy, Miller) after a few months.  He's sitting there on 80,000 a year, so why should he move until something better comes along? 

It really is a disgrace that the oldest newspaper in the world (which started out supporting the United Irishmen) has come to this... pathetic

Andytown news is dying on its feet and has been for the past 10 years or so yet the stupid management team behind it thought they could introduce a 'republican daily' even after being told it wouldn't work... Still, I suppose as long as a few members of Sinn Fein can gain a wage from the advertising, that's all the Shinners care about

FAO 5 Sams. Chuir me d'ainm chun tosaigh le alt gaeilge a scriobh i nGaelic Life gach seachtain.
Thig leat buiochas a thabhairt dom nuair a chuireann siad an t-airgead chugat.

Sin an mhéad atá de dhith ortsa?  Níl de dhith ort seachas an t-airgead.  Job mhaith 

I wouldn't be at all surprised if the wee gabshite is back within 6 weeks.

Will 2008 be the year that the Dubs realise that the Universe does not centre on them?

Hardly.

and on this board they can discuss their teams prospects in the "GAA Discussion" when every other county has to do it in the "Local GAA discussion". 

I had been wondering about that but didn't like to say anything as I am new to these forums...

McGrane will be starting as far as I know because Mackin and Loughran are out due to injury and Vernon, Lavery, Courtney and O'Neill are committed to their respective university sides.  On top of that, obviously the Cross men are ruled out...

From today's Irish News

Former All-Ireland winner Aidan O'Rourke is set to make I a surprise return to the Armagh panel for the forthcoming McKenna Cup campaign. O'Rourke, who also won an Allstar in 2002, will meet up with the squad tonight and will provide Peter McDonnell with some much-needed experience following the retirements of Kieran McGeeney and Diarmaid Mardsen.

The Dromintee man is currently managing Queen's University in the same competition but is expected to be in both camps as the Queen's and Armagh fixtures do not clash. O'Rourke's last appearance for Armagh was as a late substitute in the 2006 Ulster SFC Final victory over Donegal.

O'Rourke has always stated that he was available for selection for Armagh but was surprisingly overlooked for the 2007 campaign. Orchard county boss McDonnell has also revealed that two of his key forwards are close to making a return to action after lengthy absences due to cruciate ligament injuries.

Ronan Clarke has not featured since starting against Kerry in the 2006 All-Ireland quarter-final defeat, while Brian Mallon has not played since coming off the bench in that same game. "Ronan Clarke and Brian Mallon both had similar injuries and the main focus is that they both have a good pre-season before football starts seriously," said McDonnell.

McDonnell is hopeful that both attackers may figure in the forth-coming McKenna Cup campaign which begins with a home game against Derry this Sunday in Lurgan. "If they get the OK, I've no problem playing them, but it's only when the doctor and the senior physios give me that green light that I'll move on it. I'd say they are very close now and hopefully will play a part in the McKenna Cup."


With Clarkie and Mallon back playing, Armagh can't be written off 

I think it's better that the rest of the country thinks they are past it though.  Armagh do better when they are underdogs it seems to me.

You'll be able see your own email link yourself ardmhacaabu but no one else can unless you turn it on

Ah thanks for that, I didn't realise that was the case

How do I get rid of the email link when on my profile when I post something?
I have checked through all profile options but can't see anything there...

If he isn't on the pitch he can't play. Simple