Club Championships 2025

[johnnycool]

Very exciting end to the camogie

Brilliant. Referee didn't give much to Athenry last few mins

Some finish there in the camogie.

One of Joe Rabbitte's daughters played with the ACL full gone.

I can only image the guts to play a game with that gone.

St Finbars camogs failed to close the game out, just like their footballers, but at least they get another go in January.
Their two corner forwards had serious pace.

Have to comment on the  National anthem singer  at the Camogie. Beautifully done.

she was very good indeed.

[seafoid]

Very exciting end to the camogie

Brilliant. Referee didn't give much to Athenry last few mins

Some finish there in the camogie.

One of Joe Rabbitte's daughters played with the ACL full gone.

I can only image the guts to play a game with that gone.

St Finbars camogs failed to close the game out, just like their footballers, but at least they get another go in January.
Their two corner forwards had serious pace.

Have to comment on the  National anthem singer  at the Camogie. Beautifully done.

she was very good indeed.

St Finbarrs went 6 points up and didn't score again. It was a great comeback by Athenry.

[Blowitupref]

Very exciting end to the camogie

Brilliant. Referee didn't give much to Athenry last few mins

Some finish there in the camogie.

One of Joe Rabbitte's daughters played with the ACL full gone.

I can only image the guts to play a game with that gone.

St Finbars camogs failed to close the game out, just like their footballers, but at least they get another go in January.
Their two corner forwards had serious pace.

Have to comment on the  National anthem singer  at the Camogie. Beautifully done.

she was very good indeed.

St Finbarrs went 6 points up and didn't score again. It was a great comeback by Athenry.

Therese Maher Donohue still going strong, player of the match award at 44 years old.

[Cunny Funt]

Senior semi final set,  could they not fix the Saturday match in Connacht and Sunday in a Leinster venue?

Saturday 3 January
Dingle v Ballyboden, Páirc Uí Chaoimh, 3.15pm - TG4.

Sunday 4 January
St Brigid's v Scotstown, Kingspan Breffni, 3pm - TG4.

[gallsman]

Why on earth would or should they do that?

[Blowitupref]

It's Ulster,Munster comforts for their champions in the Intermediate semi finals also

Saturday 3 January
An Ghaeltacht v Sallins, Páirc Uí Chaoimh, 1.15pm - TG4
Strokestown v Glenullin, Ballyshannon, 12.30pm - Spórt TG4.


In Junior,  Connacht champions play their semi-final in Connacht. Munster winner in Munster

Saturday 3 January
Kiltimagh v Clogher, Carrick-on-Shannon, 12.30pm
Ballymacelligott v Grangenolvin, Rathkeale, 2pm

[Rossfan]

FFS!.
Can we ever get a real neutral venue?
Probably an Ulster Ref too.

Also no one will be able to do the FBD game and the Bridgets game.

[gallsman]

All those passionate Scotstown fans in Cavan will be out to create a hostile atmosphere for the Rossies.

Absolutely f**king daft argument every single year.

[ElJeffe]

FFS!.
Can we ever get a real neutral venue?
Probably an Ulster Ref too.

Also no one will be able to do the FBD game and the Bridgets game.

But the venue is neutral ? I never heard of a rule where it says it has to be half way ?

[Rossfan]

Its a fixture not a rule.
Ulster team v Connacht team should mean a Leinster venue with a Leinster or Munster Ref.

[trueblue1234]

All those passionate Scotstown fans in Cavan will be out to create a hostile atmosphere for the Rossies.

Absolutely f**king daft argument every single year.

Rossfan just likes a whinge.

[seafoid]

Its a fixture not a rule.
Ulster team v Connacht team should mean a Leinster venue with a Leinster or Munster Ref.

I agree. Cavan is the neighbouring county to Monaghan with the same radio station

[Cavan19]

Its a fixture not a rule.
Ulster team v Connacht team should mean a Leinster venue with a Leinster or Munster Ref.

That's what you think but that has never been the way. Any team that gets to a All-Ireland Semi Final should be happy about it and not whinging about venues.

[shawshank]

Its a fixture not a rule.
Ulster team v Connacht team should mean a Leinster venue with a Leinster or Munster Ref.

what a juvenile perspective. Any ground that is not on within the boundary of the two counties involved is neutral ffs. Trying to get a balance of distance for both teams is a different point. The ref, I know if I was from Scotstown I wouldn't want McQuillian who is from Ulster.

[seafoid]

Its a fixture not a rule.
Ulster team v Connacht team should mean a Leinster venue with a Leinster or Munster Ref.

what a juvenile perspective. Any ground that is not on within the boundary of the two counties involved is neutral ffs. Trying to get a balance of distance for both teams is a different point. The ref, I know if I was from Scotstown I wouldn't want McQuillian who is from Ulster.

It's 45 km for Scotstown and 85km for Brigids.