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#316
Jaysus lads, why scrap the provincial champos? I have said it may times on here that these competitions should be ran as a seperate entity to the All Ireland.

June Bank Holiday weekend should be the final days.

Start the All Ireland series as an open draw/champions league style from the last week of June with "PERHAPS" a bonus point for the provincial champions in the All Ireland series.

EXAMPLE FOR 2009:

MAY 3RD:
LEINSTER SHC - Laois 1-16 V 1-14 Westmeath
MUNSTER SHC - Cork 1-15 V 2-11 Limerick
ULSTER SHC - Armagh 2-13 V 1-11 Donegal

MAY 10TH:
LEINSTER SHC - Dublin 2-18 V 3-14 Offaly
MUNSTER SHC - Clare 1-17 V 1-19 Tipperary
ULSTER SHC - Derry 1-15 V 2-18 Down
CONNAGHT SHC - Mayo 1-12 V 1-16 Roscommon

MAY 17TH:
LEINSTER SHC - Laois 1-15 V 1-14 Wexford
MUNSTER SHC - Waterford 2-19 V 3-15 Cork
ULSTER SHC - Armagh 1-11 V 2-13 Antrim

MAY 24TH:
LEINSTER SHC - Dublin 2-13 V 0-20 Kilkenny

MAY 31ST BANK HOLIDAY SUNDAY FINALS AT THURLES:
CONNAGHT SHC FINAL: Galway 2-17 V 1-13 Roscommon
MUNSTER SHC FINAL: Tipperary 2-19 V 3-19 Waterford

JUNE 1ST BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY FINALS AT TULLAMORE:
ULSTER SHC FINAL: Antrim 0-18 V 1-13 Down
LEINSTER SHC FINAL: Killenny 0-21 V 2-12 Laois


ALL IRELAND OPEN DRAW 2009:

GROUP 1
Galway
Cork
Tipperary
Offaly

GROUP 2
Waterford
Kilkenny
Wexford
Dublin

GROUP 3
Antrim
Laois
Clare
Limerick

Top team in each group qualifies for All Ireland Semi Final. A play off between the best two second placed teams to determine last semi-final place.
No more than two provincial champions allowed in a group IF bonus point is given to provincial champions.
Each team plays each team once with the home/away agreements in place continuing.


What would your thoughts be on this lads???
#317
Quote from: The Real Laoislad on June 26, 2008, 04:29:21 PM
Couple of reasons
1 - Football is now the dominate code in Laois
2 - The likes of Castletown/Camross situation where they are more interested in bating the heads of each other is wide spread in Laois

I would take issue with you there Lad. The relationships between the other 11 senior hurling clubs in Laois are very good. None of that carry on happens between the rest of us.
Also, there are many other counties with club problems like Castletown/Camross yet it does not affect them having a serious county side.
#318
Hurling Discussion / Re: Kilkenny Cats Web Forum
April 16, 2008, 11:29:47 PM
I am really surprised about that one... it was well visited and had loads of regulars.
#319
Hurling Discussion / Kilkenny Cats Web Forum
April 16, 2008, 11:26:36 PM
Anyone know why the www.kilkennycats.com forum is offline lately?
#320
Hurling Discussion / Re: MHC - Kilkenny V Laois
April 16, 2008, 11:25:44 PM
I suppose you're right about the footballers! Thank God they didn't after, Kilkenny romped to a 24 point victory.
#321
They (The CB) should hang their heads in shame.
#322
Hurling Discussion / MHC - Kilkenny V Laois
April 08, 2008, 10:29:32 PM
The Kilkenny V Laois minor hurling match is fixed for Freshford on Sunday 13th April 2008 at 1.00pm. Any ideas on why the powers-that-be did not fix the game for Nowlan Park as a curtain-raiser for the NHL Semi Final meeting of Tipp and Kilkenny?

So much for promoting hurling in the weaker counties...  ::)
#323
GAA Discussion / Re: Official Laois Thread 2007
May 26, 2007, 12:12:51 PM
The latest news from the Laois camp:

* James Young has been absent from training all week with an illness - however Manager Fox has confirmed to the panel that he will play on Sunday.

* Weather conditions forecasted: http://metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/dayforecast.asp?day=2&zipcode=Offaly - an improvement over recent forecasts which were for 7c and heavy rain. Looked like a repeat of last year's "Aqua Hurling"

* Cahir Healy has nailed his flag to the hurling post for 2007 after turning down an invitation to the Senior Footballers. The U21 Football Captain that lost the AI to Cork this year cited commitments to too many squads for his refusal but indicated he'd love to join the panel for 2008.

* Darren Rooney is also a footballer who will continue his duel status in 2007. He is named at No.3 for Sundays clash with Offaly. Since his return he has steadied the defence and made the position his own.
#324
http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/sundaygame

Sign the petition please lads and gals!
#325
GAA Discussion / Re: Official Laois Thread 2007
February 18, 2007, 08:20:18 PM
Laois 3-26 V 2-09 Derry NHL 2A
#326
GAA Discussion / Re: Live Scores
February 18, 2007, 07:32:47 PM
Laois 3-26 V 2-09 Derry NHL 2A
#327
Laois will be playing against Dublin in Rathdowney later today (Saturday January 27th).

They accounted for An Dún fairly comfortably last weekend at the same venue with a 2-15 to 1-09 win.
#328
GAA Discussion / Re: Walsh Cup
January 20, 2007, 08:15:14 PM
Quote from: BottleOfStout on January 20, 2007, 01:50:41 PM
Down could really struggle this year.  Gary savage has just retired and Paul Branniff has unfortunately suffered another cruciate injury.  Big players , big miss

Sorry to hear that. That will be a massive blow considering An Dún are Div 1 hurling this year.
#329
GAA Discussion / Re: Walsh Cup
January 20, 2007, 12:33:02 PM
Quote from: tayto on January 20, 2007, 12:28:40 PM
How are Down and Laois shaping up anyone know?

Laois are putting in substantial effort under Fox this year...
I predict a lobsided game...