Ulster Club SFC 2023

[statto]

See Trillick v Cross on RTE2 Saturday night & Kilcoo v Scotstown on TG4 Sunday.

I assume they'll not try to chance the double header for Omagh on Saturday evening?? (Pomeroy v Cullyhanna in IFC down for 5.30).

The intermediate game will be a cracker as well. 2 very good teams. Will any streaming service have the rights to it?

Ulster GAA, £60 I think for a season ticket which covers most games that aren't chosen for national coverage

Presume you can just buy the one game?

Leitrim v Teemore could be streamed at weekend so would expect so.

[bennydorano]

Trillick  v Crossmaglen EVS - 13/2 - 11/10
Kilcoo v - Scotstown 4/11 - 8/1 - 11/4
Glen v Cargin 1/8 - 11/1 - 6/1
Gowna v Glenties 15/8 - 13/2 - 4/7

IFC
Pomeroy v Cullyhanna 4/5 - 6/1 - 11/8

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Be a few cargin ones on them at those odds

[Milltown Row2]

Be a few cargin ones on them at those odds

Cargin plus 6 is a great bet, with a minute to go there wasn't much in it last time out

[seafoid]

Trillick  v Crossmaglen EVS - 13/2 - 11/10
Kilcoo v - Scotstown 4/11 - 8/1 - 11/4
Glen v Cargin 1/8 - 11/1 - 6/1
Gowna v Glenties 15/8 - 13/2 - 4/7

IFC
Pomeroy v Cullyhanna 4/5 - 6/1 - 11/8

Scotstown is the only club name there that isn't from the Gaeilge
Cargin was Carraigin, the little Rock. It should be twinned with that city in Arkansas.

[SouthOfThe Bann]

Trillick  v Crossmaglen EVS - 13/2 - 11/10
Kilcoo v - Scotstown 4/11 - 8/1 - 11/4
Glen v Cargin 1/8 - 11/1 - 6/1
Gowna v Glenties 15/8 - 13/2 - 4/7

IFC
Pomeroy v Cullyhanna 4/5 - 6/1 - 11/8

Scotstown is the only club name there that isn't from the Gaeilge
Cargin was Carraigin, the little Rock. It should be twinned with that city in Arkansas.

As in the only team that has an anglicized name?

Watty Graham was a Presbyterian Clergy man also.

Not sure how he became associated with the Glen club. But if my history education is coorrcet the presbyterians were equally as dicriminated as the catholics in the earlier stages of the occupation of Ireland by the Brits.

[bennydorano]

I take it Scotstown was a planter town/name with no original irish village / settlement.

[NormPeterson]

I may be from County Derry but I would prefer to see Cargin win as I live close to it and I have ancestry from close to their ground. I will support the Glen players when they are wearing red but there is no need to support them when playing for club.

On another note, Maghera and Toomebridge both have quite a bad reputation around this area.

[armaghniac]

Scotstown is the only club name there that isn't from the Gaeilge
Cargin was Carraigin, the little Rock. It should be twinned with that city in Arkansas.

Most placenames in Ulster are Gaelic.

I take it Scotstown was a planter town/name with no original irish village / settlement.

I think the club use the townland name An Bhoth.

[brokencrossbar1]

I take it Scotstown was a planter town/name with no original irish village / settlement.

Probably Tydavnet is the closest town land. A Both is the Irish name associated with the area relating to the townland relating to the old name An Bough

[marty34]

I may be from County Derry but I would prefer to see Cargin win as I live close to it and I have ancestry from close to their ground. I will support the Glen players when they are wearing red but there is no need to support them when playing for club.

On another note, Maghera and Toomebridge both have quite a bad reputation around this area.

Why?

[seafoid]

Trillick  v Crossmaglen EVS - 13/2 - 11/10
Kilcoo v - Scotstown 4/11 - 8/1 - 11/4
Glen v Cargin 1/8 - 11/1 - 6/1
Gowna v Glenties 15/8 - 13/2 - 4/7

IFC
Pomeroy v Cullyhanna 4/5 - 6/1 - 11/8

Scotstown is the only club name there that isn't from the Gaeilge
Cargin was Carraigin, the little Rock. It should be twinned with that city in Arkansas.

As in the only team that has an anglicized name?

Watty Graham was a Presbyterian Clergy man also.

Not sure how he became associated with the Glen club. But if my history education is coorrcet the presbyterians were equally as dicriminated as the catholics in the earlier stages of the occupation of Ireland by the Brits.

Until 1801 when they switched sides.

[marty34]

Two handy enough frees there at start of Trillick V Cross game.

Very poor efforts.

Both on correct side for the kickers. Do they not practice their kicks nowadays?

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Rough crowd. Booing the dog 🤣🤣

[snoopdog]

Rough crowd. Booing the dog 🤣🤣

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