Uladh Abú 1991-1994

[laochra_gael]

Laochra Gael this Sunday at 17.55 on TG4

Laochra Gael: Uladh Abú 1991 – 1994: Bhuaigh An Dún Corn Mhic Uidhir sa bhliain 1991. Bhí sé 23 bliain roimhe sin ó bhuaigh aon fhoireann i gCúige Uladh Corn Mhic Uidhir. Tháinig borradh faoin bpeil i gCúige Uladh agus bhuaigh Dún na nGall agus Doire Corn Mhic Uidhir na blianta ina dhiaidh sin. Beidh Ross Carr, Henry Downey, Brian McEniff, Tony Scullion, John Joe Doherty agus Jarlath Burns ar an gclár.

Laochra Gael: Uladh Abú 1991-1994
After a 23 year famine of All Ireland football wins,  in 1991 Down brought the Sam Maguire Cup north. Who could have predicted that Donegal and Derry would follow suit in an unprecedented golden era of Ulster football.
With interviews from Ross Carr, Henry Downey, Brian McEniff, Tony Scullion, John Joe Doherty and Jarlath Burns.

[Canalman]

Will be painful watching for us Dubs. A real "what if" period for us. 1994 AIF still grates especially.

There will be some amount of good footballers on show. One for Ulster to enjoy.

[Hardy]

ABU

[under the bar]

Will be painful watching for us Dubs. A real "what if" period for us.
1994 AIF still grates especially.

Which was probably why Paddy Russell handed you the 1995 win against the rules of the game.

[Mike Sheehy]

Possibly the lowest period in the history of Gaelic football.

[Canalman]

Will be painful watching for us Dubs. A real "what if" period for us.
1994 AIF still grates especially.

Which was probably why Paddy Russell handed you the 1995 win against the rules of the game.

Not so.

[AZOffaly]

They were great days. Those titles weren't won with any negativity as far as I can remember, although there was a huge emphasis on retaining possession. But men like Mickey Linden, James McCartan, the McHughs, Declan Bonner, Anthony Tohill etc would have graced any All Ireland team.

[qwerty]

Possibly the lowest period in the history of Gaelic football.
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I would consider the lowest ebb of Gaelic football, was when Kerry were playing basketball in the 70's & 80's and throwing the ball into the net. The original puke football IMO

[Fear Boirche]

With interviews from Ross Carr, Henry Downey, Brian McEniff, Tony Scullion, John Joe Doherty and Jarlath Burns.

Spot the odd man out 

[thejuice]

f**king '91. Colm O'Rourke and his bloody flu. Flu me arse, if it were the latter stages of leprosy and I might have let him off with it.

[Hardy]

In fairness, juice it was pneumonia! And he still managed to put in 20 minutes and nearly won the feckin thing on his own.

[thejuice]

yeah, well..............................................




..................I think he could have played 25 minutes and won the game.