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MR2 your a bettin man

I'll give you 3/1 now that the Town beat Galls the next time they meet. If youse is playin here I'll make sure the chippys is open.

calm down calm down calm down there lads 

first off is there not somethin passed last year about no changes bein made the year they that there passed?

and second forgettin about that what if they made it a 12 team Div 1 with no relegation for say 2 years. would that give lets say lesser teams no offence time to get to standard .......... or would it give thwm a free year?

No L Watson.

What does evryone think of that?

they base the nominations on county hurling, not the club games. he didnt warrent a mention at county level this year.

I thought that but was'nt sure. Is that the rule for there was talk about him gettin nomanated after the all ireland club s/f and f?

No L Watson.

What does evryone think of that?

[http://www.hoganstand.com/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=178555]

http://www.hoganstand.com/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=178555

All Star hurling nominees revealed

Goalkeepers: Anthony Nash (Cork), Nickie Quaid (Limerick), James Skehill (Galway).

Full Backs: Paul Murphy (Kilkenny), JJ Delaney (Kilkenny), Johnny Coen (Galway), Fergal Moore (Galway), Jackie Tyrell (Kilkenny), Richie McCarthy (Limerick), Michael Cahill (Tipperary), Kevin Hynes (Galway), Shane O'Neill (Cork).

Half backs: Brian Hogan (Kilkenny), Brendan Bugler (Clare), Padraic Maher (Tipperary), David Collins (Galway), Michael Walsh (Waterford), Tony Óg Regan (Galway), Tommy Walsh (Kilkenny), Niall Donoghue (Galway), Kieran Joyce (Kilkenny).

Midfielders: Andy Smith (Galway), Kevin Moran (Waterford), Stephen Molumphy (Waterford), Pa Cronin (Cork), Iarla Tannian (Galway), Michael Fennelly (Kilkenny).

Half Forwards: Henry Shefflin (Kilkenny), Cyril Donnellan (Galway), Niall Burke (Galway), Patrick Bonnar Maher (Tipperary), TJ Reid (Kilkenny), Pa Burke (Tipperary), Damien Hayes (Galway), Danny Sutcliffe (Dublin), Richie Power (Kilkenny).

Full forwards: Eoin Larkin (Kilkenny), Joe Canning (Galway), Noel McGrath (Tipperary), Patrick Horgan (Cork), John Mullane (Waterford), Brian O'Meara (Tipperary), Richie Hogan (Kilkenny), John Conlon (Clare), David Burke (Galway).

The final team of 15 players will be announced live on RTÉ television on Friday October 26.

Nominations for Hurler of the Year: Henry Shefflin (Kilkenny); Paul Murphy (Kilkenny); Joe Canning (Galway)

Nominations for Young Hurler of the Year: Johnny Coen (Galway); Niall Burke (Galway); Danny Sutcliffe (Dublin)

the first man i'd have beside me if I was going in to battle.

aye if you and him are sneakin up behind the oposition. he's a dirty bastard so no surprisethat any story about him is beleivable.

Why do they not win more club titles?

agh aye, Loughgiel.   

hmmmmmm think you might find KK have 10 club titles Ballyhale (5) James stephens (3) Glenmore & St Martins :-)

btw well done to the Shams, 3 in a row and now 18 all together.

hard luck Dunloy. worked like dogs and mebbe coulda/shoulda but .........

Crap match but result all that matters.

Let the best team win GO ON DUNLOY!!!!!!!!!!   

sorry to say

Loughgeil 3-12 Dunloy 1-11

Shams need nothin more than playin Dunloy but somethin nobody said

shams & the Town have 17 titles each. A win for the Shams puts them out on there own

GO ON DUNLOY!!

Ballycastle 3-7 Dunloy 1-2 20 mins gone

Dunloy 1-2 ?

Final score
Ballycastle 4-16 Dunloy Z squad 0-5 

Congrats to Dunloy. Fully worth there win. The Dall looked flat and never up to Dunloys workrate. And a few posters here saw the odds on team bein beat. Think Dunloy will have to improve a good bit more to beat the Shams but it should still be a close game.

good luck to the teams this weekend

Loughgeil to beat St Johns by at least 8

The Dall and Dunloy. seen both 2 times this year and now got a sneaky feelin for Dunloy to win this by a couple of points.

whats the betting on that?

Cushendun and Naomh Eanna for the Junior games

[To blow the whistle or give a signalto restart play]

Whether or not to allow a quick puc out/free/penalty/slideline is up to the referees discretion. There is no rule that players must wait for the whistle to restart the game there for it was at his discretion that the penalty was retaken. It was entirely his choice to have the penalty retaken. Dodgy penalty in last years final, dodgy penalty against St. Galls which, at his discretion, was taken twice. Maybe he'll hit the next one himself??

jj the official guide says

Rules of Control
RULE 1 - CONTROL OF THE GAMES
MATCH OFFICIALS

1.2 DUTIES OF THE REFEREE

(viii) To blow the whistle when a foul has been
committed or when the ball has gone out
of play. To blow the whistle or give a signal
to restart play. Once the referee has given
a decision and has sounded his whistle to
restart play, he shall not alter that decision.

What does it say about other players encroaching within the D when a penalty is taken?

If it is a defender, can it be retaken and if an encroaching forward scores on a rebound, is it a free out?

2.3 A penalty puck shall be taken at the centre
point of the 20m line and the semi-circular arc,
and only three defending players may stand
on the goal-line. All other players, with the
exception of the player taking the puck, shall
be outside the 20m line, and shall not cross
the 20m line or the arc until the ball has been
struck. If a defending player(s) fouls before
the ball is struck and a goal does not result,
the referee shall allow the penalty puck to be retaken

can't see anythin about a defender attacker but this link will get you the guide on the right side its part 2 you want

http://gaa.ie/about-the-gaa/our-games/football/personalities/

johnneycool

took me a wee while to find it

4.11 (a) For a player on the team awarded a free puck
to stand or move nearer than 20m to the ball
before it is struck.
(b) For a player on the team awarded a sideline
puck to stand or move nearer than 13m to the
ball before it is struck.
(c) For a player on the team awarded a penalty
puck to be inside the 20m line or the arc
before the ball is struck.4.12 For a player attacking a goal to carry the ball
over opponents' goal-line.
4.13 For a player on the team attacking a goal, who
is in possession of the ball, to score with the
hand(s).
PENALTY FOR ABOVE FOULS - Free puck
from where the foul occurred,

[To blow the whistle or give a signalto restart play]

Whether or not to allow a quick puc out/free/penalty/slideline is up to the referees discretion. There is no rule that players must wait for the whistle to restart the game there for it was at his discretion that the penalty was retaken. It was entirely his choice to have the penalty retaken. Dodgy penalty in last years final, dodgy penalty against St. Galls which, at his discretion, was taken twice. Maybe he'll hit the next one himself??

jj the official guide says

Rules of Control
RULE 1 - CONTROL OF THE GAMES
MATCH OFFICIALS

1.2 DUTIES OF THE REFEREE

(viii) To blow the whistle when a foul has been
committed or when the ball has gone out
of play. To blow the whistle or give a signal
to restart play. Once the referee has given
a decision and has sounded his whistle to
restart play, he shall not alter that decision.

What does it say about other players encroaching within the D when a penalty is taken?

If it is a defender, can it be retaken and if an encroaching forward scores on a rebound, is it a free out?

2.3 A penalty puck shall be taken at the centre
point of the 20m line and the semi-circular arc,
and only three defending players may stand
on the goal-line. All other players, with the
exception of the player taking the puck, shall
be outside the 20m line, and shall not cross
the 20m line or the arc until the ball has been
struck. If a defending player(s) fouls before
the ball is struck and a goal does not result,
the referee shall allow the penalty puck to be retaken

can't see anythin about a defender attacker but this link will get you the guide on the right side its part 2 you want

http://gaa.ie/about-the-gaa/our-games/football/personalities/

[To blow the whistle or give a signalto restart play]

Whether or not to allow a quick puc out/free/penalty/slideline is up to the referees discretion. There is no rule that players must wait for the whistle to restart the game there for it was at his discretion that the penalty was retaken. It was entirely his choice to have the penalty retaken. Dodgy penalty in last years final, dodgy penalty against St. Galls which, at his discretion, was taken twice. Maybe he'll hit the next one himself??

jj the official guide says

Rules of Control
RULE 1 - CONTROL OF THE GAMES
MATCH OFFICIALS

1.2 DUTIES OF THE REFEREE

(viii) To blow the whistle when a foul has been
committed or when the ball has gone out
of play. To blow the whistle or give a signal
to restart play. Once the referee has given
a decision and has sounded his whistle to
restart play, he shall not alter that decision.

[Dunloy worked the indirect free very well to get the winning point]

That was a tight game last night, maybe not top drawer hurling but 2 evenly match teams. Ballycastle settled well after a shaky start and the half back line turned a lot of ball from about the 10th min on. However they didn't get the scores and ended up going in a point down at half time. Thought there were points for the taking throughout the game for Ballycastle but the game plan seemed to be get the ball in low to the full forward line instead. Its good to have a game plan but in a tight game like that when the points are there they need to be taken.

As the game got near the end I thought it was going to be a draw which would have been fair enough although I believe extra time would have been played in that case. Dunloy worked the indirect free very well to get the winning point so fair play to them for that.

We had 7 u21s and 1 minor starting last night so hopefully they can learn from it and improve over the next couple of years.

I did'nt know about that was wonderin what that was about. Had a hoke there after reading that and found this

If in exceptional circumstances play is stopped
by the Referee to enable a seriously injured
player to be treated on the field or removed
from the field of play, play shall resume in one
of the following manners:-
(i) If a Team is in possession when the play
is stopped, the play shall resume with a
free puck to that Team from the position
at which the play was stopped, unless the
play was stopped inside the opponents'
20m line in which case the free shall be
awarded from the 20m line opposite the
point where the play was stopped. A score
may not be made directly from such free.

johnney Ronan did'nt play