O'Byrne Cup & Bihatimber 2012

[thejuice]

The most coveted and second most coveted prizes in the world of sport are up for grabs again.

Who won last time any one remember?

Meath v Wexford
Louth v Kilkenny

Wicklow v College
Longford v College

Kildare v College
Offaly v Westmeath

Carlow v Dublin
Laois v College

All games to be played on the 8th of January 2012.

Nice game to start of with for us against de Yella-Bellys and then the Cats unless Louth can cause an upset.

[Donnellys Hollow]

[thejuice]

that would be the second most coveted.

[Donnellys Hollow]

But coveted nonetheless.

[Shamrock Shore]

*rubs hands*

Can't wait. The highlight(s) of the Longford football year.

A war of bad football with Wicklow to be savoured if we both get over the drunken students.

[Croí na hÉireann]

Nothing like a local derby to clear the vocal passageway in the new year.

[Dinny Breen]

Who are this college crowd? They are playing a heap of games.

[magpie seanie]

Who are this college crowd? They are playing a heap of games.

They must be loaded as well paying 4 entry fees.

[heffo]

Between Meath training during the training ban in Corduff jersies in Monaghan and Kildare approaching half of the Inter county players in Ireland to play for them next year, you'd have to rule out Dublin.

I'm going for the sleeping giant to retain it in 2012 with Seanie Johnson scoring the winner in the final.

[Jinxy]

Between Meath training during the training ban in Corduff jersies in Monaghan and Kildare approaching half of the Inter county players in Ireland to play for them next year, you'd have to rule out Dublin.

I'm going for the sleeping giant to retain it in 2012 with Seanie Johnson scoring the winner in the final.

That's none of your business.

[heffo]

Between Meath training during the training ban in Corduff jersies in Monaghan and Kildare approaching half of the Inter county players in Ireland to play for them next year, you'd have to rule out Dublin.

I'm going for the sleeping giant to retain it in 2012 with Seanie Johnson scoring the winner in the final.

That's none of your business.

Tis Jinxy. Tis.

[Donnellys Hollow]

Between Meath training during the training ban in Corduff jersies in Monaghan and Kildare approaching half of the Inter county players in Ireland to play for them next year, you'd have to rule out Dublin.

I'm going for the sleeping giant to retain it in 2012 with Seanie Johnson scoring the winner in the final.

What is the problem with that?

We're just offering players from so-called weaker counties outside of Leinster the opportunity of a lifetime to play in the same province as the mighty Dubs - the all conquering All-Ireland Champions.

[Jinxy]

The Dubs will have their own province soon so they can play with themselves.

[heffo]

Between Meath training during the training ban in Corduff jersies in Monaghan and Kildare approaching half of the Inter county players in Ireland to play for them next year, you'd have to rule out Dublin.

I'm going for the sleeping giant to retain it in 2012 with Seanie Johnson scoring the winner in the final.

We're just offering players from so-called weaker counties outside of Leinster the opportunity of a lifetime to play in the same province as the mighty Dubs

Don't be so coy DH, they're being offered a lot more than that.

[Donnellys Hollow]

Between Meath training during the training ban in Corduff jersies in Monaghan and Kildare approaching half of the Inter county players in Ireland to play for them next year, you'd have to rule out Dublin.

I'm going for the sleeping giant to retain it in 2012 with Seanie Johnson scoring the winner in the final.

We're just offering players from so-called weaker counties outside of Leinster the opportunity of a lifetime to play in the same province as the mighty Dubs

Don't be so coy DH, they're being offered a lot more than that.

Unless Messrs McCreevy and McManus are offering up their state pensions for the year it ain't money cause we got none!

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