Club Championships 2025

[giveherlong]

McPhillips is some man to throw into these throw ups, seems he gets a hand to them all, if not outright catches them. Not sure why Scotstown don't kick more kickouts down the middle, which have often led to a muddle of players over the ball, resulting in Hurson calling a throw up

Horse of a man with some pair of hands

[armaghniac]

Kilcoo mgmt team member hit someone a dig in stomach

Joe McMahon swung a sneaky elbow

He did alright.. sure handbags really

Traditional greeting in some districts.

[Tony Baloney]

Loock it

A much used phrase in this part of the world.

[seafoid]

Kilcoo have won 1 All Ireland, a pretty poor return from multiple Down championship wins.

[Duine Inteacht Eile]

Kilcoo have won 1 All Ireland, a pretty poor return from multiple Down championship wins.

lol. You win.

[Deerstalker]

Kilcoo have won 1 All Ireland, a pretty poor return from multiple Down championship wins.

Yeah cos you go straight to the all Ireland final after winning Down 

[Duine Inteacht Eile]

Those giving off about timewasting from Scotstown really need to consider that Kilcoo spent 20 mins of the first half going around in circles to kill the clock. Same thing.

Daft comment FFS. That's ball in play. Scotstown were trying to waste time with the ball dead. Perfectly within in their rights to do so, but nobody can complain when the ref pulls them on it and adds more time. Comments like "no doubt Hurson was playing for the draw" are just lazy nonsense from idiots with no interest in watching what's actually happening in the game.

See this is perception Gallsman.

One of them was handling the ball with absolutely no intent of playing football. One of them was lying on the ground with no intent on playing football.

The big difference is context. The former were playing against the breeze in the first half and clock killing by any means necessary.

They're both timewasting. Both a blight on the game. One shouldn't be considered a skill or a right.

To go back to the crux, people weren't exactly "giving off about timewasting from Scotstown". They were simply giving it as the reason for the referee rightfully adding on more time. That said, it wasn't just Scotstown as Niall Kane's 2 pointer free ate up a pile of the original injury time too.

[ElJeffe]

Kilcoo have won 1 All Ireland, a pretty poor return from multiple Down championship wins.

One would argue they have massively underachieved. 2 Ulster and 1 all Ireland.

3 final losses in 4 years.

They have their all Ireland but there will be plenty of regret when they look back

[Duine Inteacht Eile]

Alternatively, some could argue that they have massively overachieved when you compare their rural community to some of the superclubs with a million members.

WTF are you measuring this with?

[Blowitupref]

Kilcoo have won 1 All Ireland, a pretty poor return from multiple Down championship wins.

For some perspective Down clubs have won 3 senior All Ireland titles in their history and the other two was won by the Burren back in the 80s. 

[Milltown Row2]

Loock it

A much used phrase in this part of the world.

More of an um rather than a phrase

[Captain Obvious]

Kilcoo won the coin toss and choose to play against the wind and found themselves five points behind at half time.


Before extra time Kilcoo won the coin toss and choose to play against the wind again and found themselves 4 points behind at half time.

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Jesus some bad takes up above suggesting a team with only one all Ireland had underachieved. Few boys need to give their head a wobble

[Truthsayer]

Jesus some bad takes up above suggesting a team with only one all Ireland had underachieved. Few boys need to give their head a wobble

Thought the same. How many GAA clubs in Ireland? Is a remarkable achievement

[Armagh18]

Kilcoo have won 1 All Ireland, a pretty poor return from multiple Down championship wins.

One would argue they have massively underachieved. 2 Ulster and 1 all Ireland.

3 final losses in 4 years.

They have their all Ireland but there will be plenty of regret when they look back

They've umpteen Down titles, an All Ireland and whatever amount of Ulsters. They'll look back on their careers with delight you would like to think. If not whats the point?