Quote from: stew on January 17, 2018, 12:55:23 AMQuote from: Over the Bar on January 16, 2018, 03:04:21 PMThis is a semi final where the loser is likely to be the real winner. Whoever goes through faces the prospect of a chinning if the Red Hard are in the mood.Unfortunately Dublin dont play in the McKenna cup, Chinnings are subjective! You don't need to be Dublin to give you boys a chinning any time of the year
Quote from: Over the Bar on January 16, 2018, 03:04:21 PMThis is a semi final where the loser is likely to be the real winner. Whoever goes through faces the prospect of a chinning if the Red Hard are in the mood.Unfortunately Dublin dont play in the McKenna cup, Chinnings are subjective!
This is a semi final where the loser is likely to be the real winner. Whoever goes through faces the prospect of a chinning if the Red Hard are in the mood.
Following the postponement of tonight's game, the Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup Semi Final between Donegal and Armagh has been refixed as follows:Saturday 20th January (6.00pm, ET if necessary, Finish on the Day) Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup Semi FinalDonegal V Armagh at Pairc MacCumhaill, BallybofeySubsequently, the Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup Final between Tyrone and Donegal / Armagh is now scheduled for the weekend of 17th / 18th February.
I see there was an Edward English from Mullaghbawn playing for Armagh tonight.Not the kind of name you'd usually associate with South Armagh!
Quote from: Il Bomber Destro on January 20, 2018, 08:10:33 PMI see there was an Edward English from Mullaghbawn playing for Armagh tonight.Not the kind of name you'd usually associate with South Armagh!Correct. There are English's in mid/north Armagh but more into rugger or soccer.
All square at half time. Armagh basically fielded their B team.
Has this been switched to the Athletic Grounds from Celtic Park? Tyrone GAA have this on twitter.
