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Dunno who made the map but youre correct, st Josephs has a large catchment, stretches down to the Swan which is between Crettyard and Spink.

Cretty are a good club, age and numbers are against them thou. Silver lining of relegation is potential to win intermediate and get a run out in Leinster. I think its better to go down and win something rather then stick around the relegation for years.

Ballyroan had a very good junior team out against Spink today

Crettyard v Kileen was an aul scrap. The quality was low at times thou. Kingston was great to watch. Kileen are  a very old side. Crettyard dug deep with who they had, O' Carroll had a few nice.pints.Could have went either way at the end.

Article states that if amalgamtion goes ahead the two clubs will create junior c football teams each keep clubs alive instead of going fully together. Could someone play hurling with the new team , junior a football in ballyroan and junior c football with abbeyleix? Is that allowed?

Heard Bk approached pickas too about an amalgamation of sorts.  Abbeyleix would be interesting. Ballinakill couldn't field junior team in cship this year, did abbeyleix have any team bar senior? Poor numbers for hurling clubs if they didn't.

Don't see bk lads going to ballyroan for footy either. Older lads not interested in football. Hard enough to field a team in Spink.