Antrim Hurling

[Clan Colla]

I have to say that as a Loughguile man and Glensman I find the login name in use here to be deeply offensive. Knowing the suffering and sacrifice that Roger  Casement endured for his country, not to mention his work for human rights, in the Belgian Congo and the Putamayas. I appeal to other posters, to support a request to the site moderator to strike out, this miserable attempt at humour.  Roger Casements support for the GAA, Gaelic league, IRB, National volunteers etc., is well known. His attendance at the first Feis na Gleann, where he gave every single visitor from Rachaire island, a single sovereign, as they got off the boats was remembered right down to the 1960's. It is not for nothing that the GAA gave his name to their headquarters in Belfast. Irrespective of what people thought of the information fed out on Roger Casement by the then british home secretary F. E. Smith (also known as galloper Smith), to ensure his hanging, we do know that Smith died of Syphillis. Furthermore members of his family still live in the area 
and is another reason that this gratuitous offence should not be tolerated

[btdtgtt]

I have to say that as a Loughguile man and Glensman I find the login name in use here to be deeply offensive. Knowing the suffering and sacrifice that Roger  Casement endured for his country, not to mention his work for human rights, in the Belgian Congo and the Putamayas. I appeal to other posters, to support a request to the site moderator to strike out, this miserable attempt at humour.  Roger Casements support for the GAA, Gaelic league, IRB, National volunteers etc., is well known. His attendance at the first Feis na Gleann, where he gave every single visitor from Rachaire island, a single sovereign, as they got off the boats was remembered right down to the 1960's. It is not for nothing that the GAA gave his name to their headquarters in Belfast. Irrespective of what people thought of the information fed out on Roger Casement by the then british home secretary F. E. Smith (also known as galloper Smith), to ensure his hanging, we do know that Smith died of Syphillis. Furthermore members of his family still live in the area 
and is another reason that this gratuitous offence should not be tolerated

[jftj]

I have to say that as a Loughguile man and Glensman I find the login name in use here to be deeply offensive. Knowing the suffering and sacrifice that Roger  Casement endured for his country, not to mention his work for human rights, in the Belgian Congo and the Putamayas. I appeal to other posters, to support a request to the site moderator to strike out, this miserable attempt at humour.  Roger Casements support for the GAA, Gaelic league, IRB, National volunteers etc., is well known. His attendance at the first Feis na Gleann, where he gave every single visitor from Rachaire island, a single sovereign, as they got off the boats was remembered right down to the 1960's. It is not for nothing that the GAA gave his name to their headquarters in Belfast. Irrespective of what people thought of the information fed out on Roger Casement by the then british home secretary F. E. Smith (also known as galloper Smith), to ensure his hanging, we do know that Smith died of Syphillis. Furthermore members of his family still live in the area 
and is another reason that this gratuitous offence should not be tolerated

i agree

[Sleeping giant]

I have to say that as a Loughguile man and Glensman I find the login name in use here to be deeply offensive. Knowing the suffering and sacrifice that Roger  Casement endured for his country, not to mention his work for human rights, in the Belgian Congo and the Putamayas. I appeal to other posters, to support a request to the site moderator to strike out, this miserable attempt at humour.  Roger Casements support for the GAA, Gaelic league, IRB, National volunteers etc., is well known. His attendance at the first Feis na Gleann, where he gave every single visitor from Rachaire island, a single sovereign, as they got off the boats was remembered right down to the 1960's. It is not for nothing that the GAA gave his name to their headquarters in Belfast. Irrespective of what people thought of the information fed out on Roger Casement by the then british home secretary F. E. Smith (also known as galloper Smith), to ensure his hanging, we do know that Smith died of Syphillis. Furthermore members of his family still live in the area 
and is another reason that this gratuitous offence should not be tolerated

agreed!!

[north_antrim_hound]

I have to say that as a Loughguile man and Glensman I find the login name in use here to be deeply offensive. Knowing the suffering and sacrifice that Roger  Casement endured for his country, not to mention his work for human rights, in the Belgian Congo and the Putamayas. I appeal to other posters, to support a request to the site moderator to strike out, this miserable attempt at humour.  Roger Casements support for the GAA, Gaelic league, IRB, National volunteers etc., is well known. His attendance at the first Feis na Gleann, where he gave every single visitor from Rachaire island, a single sovereign, as they got off the boats was remembered right down to the 1960's. It is not for nothing that the GAA gave his name to their headquarters in Belfast. Irrespective of what people thought of the information fed out on Roger Casement by the then british home secretary F. E. Smith (also known as galloper Smith), to ensure his hanging, we do know that Smith died of Syphillis. Furthermore members of his family still live in the area 
and is another reason that this gratuitous offence should not be tolerated

agreed!!

Agreed Although the poster more than likely didn't mean to be offensive and inwardly thought it is in good humour, it is a bit tasteless. Nice to see someone who holds great respect in antrim gaa can be defended when need be.

[Na Glinntí Glasa]

Have to agree. First time I've logged in a few days and the first post I seen was from that posters name. I immediately though he was on the wind up.

Don't like the name at all. Get it changed.

[north aontroim gael]

Ulster Final Day

Shamrocks by 10.  Expecting a good battle.

Good luck to the fellas involved, they are a remarkable bunch.

[Tony Baloney]

Nothing to sway me from my original tip of Seamroga in Senior and Cuchullain in Intermediate.

[Buswhacker]

Get rid of this hurling/shinty farce. About two men and dog in Croke Park to watch it. Hurling men have all the advantages,broad stick can play in air and on ground.Shinty men have a narrow stick only good for ground play.Just two completely different games. Scrap it
As for that other fooball farce .....enough said.Australians not interested......send over every Tom,Dick, Harry.Why bother!!

[Seamroga in exile]

Gaels won by 2. Slaughtneil off to a flyer with a Gale behind them. Half time slaughtneil up 1-11 to 2-4 at half time. I fear for them second half.

[Milltown Row2]

Nothing to sway me from my original tip of Seamroga in Senior and Cuchullain in Intermediate.

You know your hurling    Anymore top top ideas 

[Milltown Row2]

Gaels won by 2. Slaughtneil off to a flyer with a Gale behind them. Half time slaughtneil up 1-11 to 2-4 at half time. I fear for them second half.

5 points, ya must have put the fear of god in them in the second half with that strong gael force wind

[Seamroga in exile]

Gaels won by 2. Slaughtneil off to a flyer with a Gale behind them. Half time slaughtneil up 1-11 to 2-4 at half time. I fear for them second half.

5 points, ya must have put the fear of god in them in the second half with that strong gael force wind

we got over the line. You should know that's all it takes. Fair play to slaughtneil, they've some terrific hurlers but are just missing a wee bit of class up front.

On another note, well done to the Garls and the Kickhams. An Antrim clean sweep of ulster hurling titles. If only the footballers could emulate that. 

[Milltown Row2]

Gaels won by 2. Slaughtneil off to a flyer with a Gale behind them. Half time slaughtneil up 1-11 to 2-4 at half time. I fear for them second half.

5 points, ya must have put the fear of god in them in the second half with that strong gael force wind

we got over the line. You should know that's all it takes. Fair play to slaughtneil, they've some terrific hurlers but are just missing a wee bit of class up front.

On another note, well done to the Garls and the Kickhams. An Antrim clean sweep of hurling titles. If only the footballers could emulate that. 

Hey if only winning Antrim was your ticket to the All Ireland series we'd have more than one All Ireland in Milltown Row

Yes fair play to the other teams Gaels very strong and with PJ up front they have a lethal forward. Creggan have been the surprise packet this year for me, could give up the football for a while and plough it into hurling. Antrim teams in all these grades should be beating the rest, they have done poor enough in these grades in the past because they think it should be a walk in the park

[RealSpiritof98]

Fair play to the Gaels, they beat us in the 1st half, we mounted a good comeback but their class and cuteness won them the game and deservedly so. Gl in the AI.