Derry Club Football & Hurling original

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Ryan O

Quote from: marty34 on August 04, 2026, 09:04:30 PM
Quote from: Ryan O on August 04, 2026, 05:16:39 PM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on August 04, 2026, 03:21:40 PMEr, it was Slaughtneil with the high hits, roughing up from what i saw. Once about 3 of those tackles werent yellow carded, things were going to roughen up.
that's what I thought, high and around the face.

Swatragh were very wasteful.
In a game where nobody really stood out I thought he was up there with pick of them in first half.
Take the two Derry starters out of it I thought Mc Williams was above the rest.

Not for me. Had little impact on the game in my opinion. Swatragh limited enough and without the goal, the game was over at half-time. Was expecting a bit more from them but maybe a derby brings it down a level or two.


Like a lot of teams, high in energy and running about but not much quality in attack. As I said, they only scored 7pts overall in 64 mins and a few of them were frees and 45m frees.


If you want a player who's 'above the rest' he'd need to be hitting 6pts from play. Maybe I caught him on a different day, it'd be a different story. 


Teams getting geared up for Championship now. Not many league games left so hopefully everybody will be injury free in the next few weeks.
love the cliche statements, limited enough if they hadn't got the goal. But they did get the goal and it counted

There best forward only came on at half time and spent the last 10 mins wrestling. The free taking was very poor from Swatragh but they had plenty if frees to take.

Who did you think stood out for Slaughtneil because I thought they looked very average, perhaps you are right but little can be judged on a derby.


marty34

Quote from: Ryan O on August 05, 2026, 05:04:31 PM
Quote from: marty34 on August 04, 2026, 09:04:30 PM
Quote from: Ryan O on August 04, 2026, 05:16:39 PM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on August 04, 2026, 03:21:40 PMEr, it was Slaughtneil with the high hits, roughing up from what i saw. Once about 3 of those tackles werent yellow carded, things were going to roughen up.
that's what I thought, high and around the face.

Swatragh were very wasteful.
In a game where nobody really stood out I thought he was up there with pick of them in first half.
Take the two Derry starters out of it I thought Mc Williams was above the rest.

Not for me. Had little impact on the game in my opinion. Swatragh limited enough and without the goal, the game was over at half-time. Was expecting a bit more from them but maybe a derby brings it down a level or two.


Like a lot of teams, high in energy and running about but not much quality in attack. As I said, they only scored 7pts overall in 64 mins and a few of them were frees and 45m frees.


If you want a player who's 'above the rest' he'd need to be hitting 6pts from play. Maybe I caught him on a different day, it'd be a different story. 


Teams getting geared up for Championship now. Not many league games left so hopefully everybody will be injury free in the next few weeks.
love the cliche statements, limited enough if they hadn't got the goal. But they did get the goal and it counted

There best forward only came on at half time and spent the last 10 mins wrestling. The free taking was very poor from Swatragh but they had plenty if frees to take.

Who did you think stood out for Slaughtneil because I thought they looked very average, perhaps you are right but little can be judged on a derby.




No. They were limited. Scored about 1-3 in total over 64 mins or so. That's limited in my book.


Again, alright saying they had plenty of frees but not converting them. Had, maybe, three free takers and not much success in my opinion. That's limited.


I thought SN were in total control of the game. Never needed to get out of second gear. 

Stickman

Drum too strong for a poor Ballerin to start the junior championship off today

Brendan

Quote from: Stickman on August 08, 2026, 10:30:06 PMDrum too strong for a poor Ballerin to start the junior championship off today

Wouldnt read much into it, fancy the 2 of them to make the Junior final

Wildweasel74

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Is that Patrick O'Kane, the Paddy playing midfield for Dungiven? I presume it is, that lad a fair player.

Topmarks

Quote from: Wildweasel74 on August 08, 2026, 11:06:34 PMIs that Patrick O'Kane, the Paddy playing midfield for Dungiven? I presume it is, that lad fair player.

Pretty sure he played midfield with Dan Higgins in an all Ireland minor winning team.

Ryan O

Thats the leagues done.  Ballerin back up into Div 2, they're doing good work at underage there. Maybe short on numbers but good players moving up through age groups.

I see Coleraine into a playoff to get back into Div 1 to play I think Faughanvale going by today and yesterdays results.

Screen and Kilrea survive, how hard is it to prepare for Championship after a poor league or is it all irrelevant at this stage.

Brendan

And Slaughtneil league champions, a strong enough marker for a club missing alot of key players throughout the league with their county reps.

Felt like a more keenly contested league this year, any matches I was at felt like they had more riding on them

HonDerry

Quote from: HonDerry on July 30, 2026, 03:17:34 PM
Quote from: Ryan O on July 29, 2026, 01:01:05 PMKilrea vs Newbridge as stand alone fixture on Friday is a fair strange one. It'll hardly inspire the neutral I would think. Surely Bellaghy, Slaughtneil, Glen, Swatragh, Lavey could have hosted that.

Bellaghy vs Dungiven 12 on Sunday, sure it has the potential to be a good game. Two teams not too far apart quality wise, neutral crowd will be small now that Slaughtneil and Magherafelt are last fixture the same day.

Predictions in Early:
Lavey
Newbridge
Loup
Swatragh
Dungiven
Glen
Ballinderry
Magherafelt

As above apart from Steelstown v Swatragh

Lavey
Newbridge
Loup
Steelstown
Dungiven
Glen
Ballinderry
Magherafelt

Congratulations to Slaughtneil. Any brave souls want to join the predictions for Round 1 of the club championship.

Brendan

Banagher V Glen Banagher will be full of confidence but expect Glen to be too experienced and too strong for them
Slaughtneil V Magherafelt Slaughtneil will celebrate the league a bit too hard (sarcasm)
Ballinascreen V Ballinderry Ballinderry to pip this one
Steelstown V Swatragh Steelstown to build on their impressive showing last year
Faughanvale V Lavey handiest draw anyone could have got in Senior
Newbridge V Kilrea Newbridge won't make the same mistake as last year (if it was a mistake)
Glenullin V Loup Glenullin have looked good any time ive seen them this year but did the Derry Gaels say Ryan McNicholl may be injured? Big loss if so
Dungiven V Bellaghy tasty tie but expect Dungiven to come out on top

LoughNeagh

Quote from: Brendan on August 09, 2026, 10:25:34 PMBanagher V Glen Banagher will be full of confidence but expect Glen to be too experienced and too strong for them
Slaughtneil V Magherafelt Slaughtneil will celebrate the league a bit too hard (sarcasm)
Ballinascreen V Ballinderry Ballinderry to pip this one
Steelstown V Swatragh Steelstown to build on their impressive showing last year
Faughanvale V Lavey handiest draw anyone could have got in Senior
Newbridge V Kilrea Newbridge won't make the same mistake as last year (if it was a mistake)
Glenullin V Loup Glenullin have looked good any time ive seen them this year but did the Derry Gaels say Ryan McNicholl may be injured? Big loss if so
Dungiven V Bellaghy tasty tie but expect Dungiven to come out on top


Banagher V Glen - Glen by 12
Slaughtneil V Magherafelt - Magherafelt by 5
Ballinascreen V Ballinderry - Ballinderry by 4
Steelstown V Swatragh - Swatragh by 2
Faughanvale V Lavey - Donkeys by 7
Newbridge V Kilrea Newbridge by 8
Glenullin V Loup - Loup by 1
Dungiven V Bellaghy - Dungiven 4 points
View from the lough!

Derry Man

B'Derry -3
Glen -10
Steelstown -3
Lavey -6
Newbridge -10
Sirs -2
Glenullin -1
M'Felt -1

JoG2

Banagher V Glen - by 3
Slaughtneil V Magherafelt - by 2
Ballinascreen V Ballinderry - by 7
Steelstown V Swatragh - by 1
Faughanvale V Lavey -  by 15
Newbridge V Kilrea - by 6
Glenullin V Loup - by 4
Dungiven V Bellaghy - by 2

MidUlsterObserver

Banagher V Glen - Glen by 6
Slaughtneil V Magherafelt - Magherafelt by 8
Ballinascreen V Ballinderry - Screen by 2
Steelstown V Swatragh - Swatragh by 5
Faughanvale V Lavey - Lavey by 12
Newbridge V Kilrea Newbridge by 10
Glenullin V Loup - Loup by 4
Dungiven V Bellaghy - Dungiven by 4 points

GTP

Banagher V Glen - Glen by 9
Slaughtneil V Magherafelt – Slaughtneil by 1
Ballinascreen V Ballinderry - Ballinderry on penalties (does they go to penalties?)
Steelstown V Swatragh - Steelstown by 4
Faughanvale V Lavey - Lavey by 8
Newbridge V Kilrea Newbridge by 9
Glenullin V Loup - Loup by 3
Dungiven V Bellaghy - Dungiven by 2

It almost looks like the draw was seeded with only one top 8 and one bottom 8 match based on the final league positions could mean a slow start.