Club Championships 2025

[gallsman]

Clean sweep still on for Kerry teams

Can't see Gaeltacht winning given injury list but the other 2 could certainly.

If ref gives them the helping hand they got today they'll not have any difficulties with it at all.

Tom O'Sullivan is worth his weight in gold. Without him they lose that match by 15 points.

[gallsman]

Be a bit shite now if Geelong don't release O'Connor for the final 

I thought he was overall quite poor today but was there when they needed him most.

[Gael85]

Great days viewing

100%

[Rossfan]

Great days viewing

Hard to bate th'oul gaelic football.

[Blowitupref]

Camogie All Ireland Final Replay Result Athenry (Galway) 0-14 St Finbarrs (Cork) 0-12

[Gael85]

Great days viewing

Hard to bate th'oul gaelic football.

Can't beat the club game.

[statto]

Was there an element of Dingle not believing they could win without Paul Geaney?

They flew out of the traps in second half and bought an intensity and never say die attitude that Boden really struggled with. As others have said tos, o'connor and Geaney really stood up when it mattered.

[seafoid]

Camogie All Ireland Final Replay Result Athenry (Galway) 0-14 St Finbarrs (Cork) 0-12

Finbarrs faded in last 10 . They were 4 points ahead and lost by 2. A great win for Athenry. 

[Main Street]

As far ahead as Boden have been the disallowed goal and the recent double goal chance could made a difference.

There was no disallowed goal.

My eyes must have deceived me so.

Your eyes didn't deceive, that Dingle goal was disallowed because the ref spotted a double hop.

[smort]

Didnt move it up whole game or in the other semi, on sport tg4 to the end. There multi times in that game the ball was delayed handing back to the player to slow it down. Hows the man on the ground even know what way that free going. Hes not looking at the ref.

The An Gaeltacht players don't want the ball handed back there. It's not their fault and I'd do the same. Stand over him, hand on the back so he can't stand up and make the ref call it. But this is what the people wanted I suppose so no use in complaining. Was always against it. Pure joke

Utter nonsense, literally no one wants that.. Well apart from El Jaffa cake which is no surprise

Every rule that was brought in won the vast majority of the votes. Can't remember off the top of my head but think it was something like every rule bar 1 that was brought in got 70+% but open to correction on that. I seen a minor club player punished for throwing the ball to a lads chest (which is far quicker than running it back) and was punished for doing it. Some refs just need to cop on too

Whatever about what rules was brought in human error happens and for me that was an error by Sean Lonergan of Tipperary to bring the ball 50 yards forward from that incident.

As neutral watching a disappointing way to decide what was a good Intermediate All-Ireland semi-final.

Knew I recognised the name but has taken until this morning to realise where from. He reffed the Intermediate final last year giving that penalty to crossmolina in the last minute

[Rossfan]

As far ahead as Boden have been the disallowed goal and the recent double goal chance could made a difference.

There was no disallowed goal.

My eyes must have deceived me so.

Your eyes didn't deceive, that Dingle goal was disallowed because the ref spotted a double hop.

The Ref decided it was a double hop.

[Cavan19]

Any word of pitch inspection before game?

[Blowitupref]

Didnt move it up whole game or in the other semi, on sport tg4 to the end. There multi times in that game the ball was delayed handing back to the player to slow it down. Hows the man on the ground even know what way that free going. Hes not looking at the ref.

The An Gaeltacht players don't want the ball handed back there. It's not their fault and I'd do the same. Stand over him, hand on the back so he can't stand up and make the ref call it. But this is what the people wanted I suppose so no use in complaining. Was always against it. Pure joke

Utter nonsense, literally no one wants that.. Well apart from El Jaffa cake which is no surprise

Every rule that was brought in won the vast majority of the votes. Can't remember off the top of my head but think it was something like every rule bar 1 that was brought in got 70+% but open to correction on that. I seen a minor club player punished for throwing the ball to a lads chest (which is far quicker than running it back) and was punished for doing it. Some refs just need to cop on too

Whatever about what rules was brought in human error happens and for me that was an error by Sean Lonergan of Tipperary to bring the ball 50 yards forward from that incident.

As neutral watching a disappointing way to decide what was a good Intermediate All-Ireland semi-final.

Knew I recognised the name but has taken until this morning to realise where from. He reffed the Intermediate final last year giving that penalty to crossmolina in the last minute

Yes that was a dubious call also.

[seafoid]

Daingean Uí Chúis manager

https://x.com/offtheball/status/2007541462678806733

[Blowitupref]

Brigids v Scotstown goes ahead after two pitch inspections.