Ulster Championship 2025

[Derryman forever]

Is there another team field sport where 20 percent of the team are restricted from one half of the field, asking for a friend.

Go and watch a different sport

I think I am.

[gallsman]

Netball has movement restrictions I'm pretty sure.

[straightred]

I thought that was the correct decision on the hooter, which is one of the reasons why I dont like the hooter.  The 3 v3 infraction made arguably a 4 point swing.  Monaghan should feel more aggrieved by that

Agree on the 4 point swing and to make it worse he missed one in the 2nd half near the end when Murphy clearly crossed the halfway line but it wasn't picked up. Donegal got a score a few seconds later.
I don't know the rule regarding what happened at the end but he should have pulled the goalie for time wasting at the kickout or stop the clock until he kicks it out. Donegal got a lot of the breaks today

[tyrone08]

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

[Cavan19]

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

Rules are rules unfortunately for monaghan

[tyrone08]

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

Rules are rules unfortunately for monaghan

Does anyone know if the rules are actually different for sidelines instead of 45s or frees. Or is this just a consequence of numerous rules being rushed in?

[Cavan19]

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

Rules are rules unfortunately for monaghan

Does anyone know if the rules are actually different for sidelines instead of 45s or frees. Or is this just a consequence of numerous rules being rushed in?

If it's out for sideline and hooter goes its game over. It was tight enough whether it was taken before hooter went.

[tyrone08]

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

Rules are rules unfortunately for monaghan

Does anyone know if the rules are actually different for sidelines instead of 45s or frees. Or is this just a consequence of numerous rules being rushed in?

If it's out for sideline and hooter goes its game over. It was tight enough whether it was taken before hooter went.

Cheers. Getting into the technicalities does that apply if the side line ball was award before the hooter goes which is the same as the 45 as in you are allowed to take it?

[David McKeown]

In the event of had the game beeen played on, the 2 points still had to be scored and had it been scored there would still be extra time to play and Donegallooked to be the fitter team.

McCarthy in space lobbing the hopeful ball into the square in the last 1/4 was a waste, when with a little more effort he could have put it over the bar for 2 points.
Overall Donegal were more in control, their possesion from  kickouts seemed vastly superior and scoring points took a lot less effort, just they stumbled badly with the finishing line in sight.

The pundits referred to Cork v Kerry where the game was allowed to play on (for a 45?) when the hooter blew with the ball out of play.

Who may have won the match doesnt come in to it. Monaghan were denied the correct time by the ref. If it was an ai final there would be calls for a replay.

Why? the ball was out for a side line and the hooter went it's game over the referee got it right.

For a 45 the when its award before the hooter the 45 can be taken. Should be the same for a sideline ball as it was awarded before the hooter.

If a free kick is awarded before the hooter they get to take it as well.

Rules are rules unfortunately for monaghan

Does anyone know if the rules are actually different for sidelines instead of 45s or frees. Or is this just a consequence of numerous rules being rushed in?

If it's out for sideline and hooter goes its game over. It was tight enough whether it was taken before hooter went.

Cheers. Getting into the technicalities does that apply if the side line ball was award before the hooter goes which is the same as the 45 as in you are allowed to take it?

Unsurprisingly it's not covered in the official guide but going by the media reports of the rule change. If the ball is out for a goal kick or sideline kick when the hooter goes then the game is over. If it's out for a free kick or 45 then it's one more play.

[clonian]

Is the Monaghan v Donegal game today only on GAA+?

Yes it is unfortunately for some.

Is the GAA+ available on them dodgy sticks? Asking for a friend

A friend said yes but the stream for the cork and kerry match was constantly going down. So he say anyway

Must have been his Internet connection, the stream was perfect for me

Today was the same. It's OK for other games/sports with an odd exception. I'll have to go legit, had issues with GAAGO last year too

[Deerstalker]

Is the Monaghan v Donegal game today only on GAA+?

Yes it is unfortunately for some.

Is the GAA+ available on them dodgy sticks? Asking for a friend

A friend said yes but the stream for the cork and kerry match was constantly going down. So he say anyway

Must have been his Internet connection, the stream was perfect for me

Today was the same. It's OK for other games/sports with an odd exception. I'll have to go legit, had issues with GAAGO last year too

Watched Limerick v Tipp on a dodgy firestick today and have to say I'm new to the firesticks and not sure the picture is clear enough for me, especially for hurling. No issues with coverage buffering or dropping

[flowerpot]

Is there another team field sport where 20 percent of the team are restricted from one half of the field, asking for a friend.

Go and watch a different sport

You recommend the wrestling?

[Milltown Row2]

Is there another team field sport where 20 percent of the team are restricted from one half of the field, asking for a friend.

Go and watch a different sport

You recommend the wrestling?

Yes, be right up your street

[David McKeown]

Is there another team field sport where 20 percent of the team are restricted from one half of the field, asking for a friend.

Go and watch a different sport

You recommend the wrestling?

Yes, be right up your street

Is there something wrong with wrestling. It's Mania weekend too

[Wildweasel74]

Stop, gonna watch it in an hr lol