Premier IHC 2026

Started by LaoisHeritage, July 14, 2026, 09:05:28 PM

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Laois man

Ye camross are strong and will take beating.

Laois man

Some of the lower grades sfinals next week. Junior B on Tues Ctown v Rdowney/Errill and Kyle v Borris/kcotton. Not sure who is strong in this grade Kyle's first team must be favourites to win this out?? Junior C on wed Camross v Cbolla. Thurs Junior A sfinals Prt v Plaois and Ctown Camross. Prt after coming down from intermediate should be strong.

Genocide Organ

#32
I'd love for Kyle to win the junior B, but I can't see it. They're struggling in Division 6, and are seriously stuck for numbers. It's a miracle they're still going at all. Not getting lads from Roscrea any more, I believe, which is a major problem for them.

PRT have to win the 'A', or they're at nothing. Are they really happy just to yo-yo between the intermediate and junior 'A'?

Fancy Camross in the 'C'. They disrespect no grade.

Border Rail 26

I think castletown will win that junior a. Lot of lads with minor medals and experienced playing senior.

Laois man

Ye Ctown have alot of good hurlers playing Junior A. Plus there B team in a sfinal aswell a few of that team pushing for a place in the A team aswell. They have to beat camross first to get into the final which is never easy. Rdowney/Errill in the B sfinal that would be there fourth team??

Verbal

If PRT or Castletown don't win their respective championships they should be totally deflated.
It would be shocking underachievement

Genocide Organ

#36
Yeah, good win for Camross in the "C". Ballacolla looked better in the first half, and Camross were lucky to be level at half time. Camross were sort of getting on top anyway, but a fortunate goal sealed C/B's fate, and Camross were well on top after that. Late red cards for the two best players on the pitch - Niall Holmes and Brendan McEvoy - as things got testy enough. They say at "C" you need a good goalie, a good free-taker, and a good centre-back, and Camross had all of them, whereas C/B only really had one of the three.

Verbal

Quote from: Genocide Organ on September 02, 2026, 10:21:45 PMYeah, good win for Camross in the "C". Ballacolla looked better in the first half, and Camross were lucky to be level at half time. Camross were sort of getting on top anyway, but a fortunate goal sealed C/B's fate, and Camross were well on top after that. Late red cards for the two best players on the pitch - Niall Holmes and Brendan McEvoy - as things got testy enough. They say at "C" you need a good goalie, a good free-taker, and a goody centre-back, and Camross had all of them, whereas C/B only really had one of the three.

Go on, which one did they have?!

Genocide Organ

Quote from: Verbal on Today at 07:13:32 AM
Quote from: Genocide Organ on September 02, 2026, 10:21:45 PMYeah, good win for Camross in the "C". Ballacolla looked better in the first half, and Camross were lucky to be level at half time. Camross were sort of getting on top anyway, but a fortunate goal sealed C/B's fate, and Camross were well on top after that. Late red cards for the two best players on the pitch - Niall Holmes and Brendan McEvoy - as things got testy enough. They say at "C" you need a good goalie, a good free-taker, and a goody centre-back, and Camross had all of them, whereas C/B only really had one of the three.

Go on, which one did they have?!

C/B had a very good C-B! The lad who was sent off, in fact.