Club Championships 2025

[thebigfullforward]

Do Kerry GAA just not bother posting about club football? In Tyrone you'd be getting score updates and teamsheets posted but can't see any of that in any Kerry club game

[Ball Hopper]

Do Kerry GAA just not bother posting about club football? In Tyrone you'd be getting score updates and teamsheets posted but can't see any of that in any Kerry club game

Second round of divisional games on today. South Kerry beat St. Brendan's and North Kerry beat St. Kieran's. 

I doubt any divisional team would have a PRO to issue updates.

Draw for next round:

Kenmare Shamrocks v North Kerry
Austin Stacks v Milltown/Castlemaine
Dr Crokes v Mid Kerry
Dingle v Na Gaeil
Templenoe v East Kerry
South Kerry v Spa

Byes Rathmore and West Kerry

[Grace Murphy]

Tyrone down to last 4

Semis

Errigal Ciaran v Trillick
Loughmacrory v Carrickmore

First semi would be viewed as a final. Repeat pairing of last 2 finals.
Both teams pushed all the way by big underdogs in quarters. With a wide consensus ref gave Errigal a huge helping hand.

Second semi is very interesting. 2 clubs for the same parish with 2 very different history's. Lough smaller club with no real footprint in senior champo. Don't think they had won a game in it to this year and now they are in their first SF but they have had a lot of talent coming though of late with lots of Tyrone youth and now seniors including u20 all Ireland footballer of the year Eoin McElholm.
Carrickmore the decorated neighbour but their successful year very much behind them. Haven't won it 20 years and prob don't possess the squad to win it anytime soon. For talent you would give Lough the nod but carrickmore maybe be too ignorant to let it happen.

Game on!

[DaleCooper]

Lough V Errigal final, Errigal win

[GaillimhIarthair]

Down to the last 4 in the SFC championship in Galway and no surprise with the 4 teams still standing.  Both semi finals will be a double header under the lights in Pearse Stadium on Sat, Oct 11th -

Corofin v Salthill Knocknacarra
Moycullen v Tuam Stars

[tonto1888]

Madden a step too far, Cullyhanna and Cross could be tasty.

McCambridge apparently out for 6 months will make a difference in the CE/Madden game

[general_lee]

Madden a step too far, Cullyhanna and Cross could be tasty.

McCambridge apparently out for 6 months will make a difference in the CE/Madden game

I'd near say it's negligible for a team with eyes on bigger prizes than Armagh

[Armagh18]

Madden a step too far, Cullyhanna and Cross could be tasty.

McCambridge apparently out for 6 months will make a difference in the CE/Madden game

I'd near say it's negligible for a team with eyes on bigger prizes than Armagh

Negligible for a club team to be without an all star and player of the year nominee?

[lurganblue]

Madden a step too far, Cullyhanna and Cross could be tasty.

McCambridge apparently out for 6 months will make a difference in the CE/Madden game

I'd near say it's negligible for a team with eyes on bigger prizes than Armagh

Negligible for a club team to be without an all star and player of the year nominee?

yeah it'll certainly be an impact.  I suspect they will still have too much for those in Armagh. Serious blow for Ulster.

Heard Dan McCarthy also unavailable, but dont know the extent of that.  Serious depth of squad there at CE though.

[general_lee]

Madden a step too far, Cullyhanna and Cross could be tasty.

McCambridge apparently out for 6 months will make a difference in the CE/Madden game

I'd near say it's negligible for a team with eyes on bigger prizes than Armagh

Negligible for a club team to be without an all star and player of the year nominee?

Yes. That's how strong their squad is and what separates the best club teams from the chasing pack.

[Armagh18]

Madden a step too far, Cullyhanna and Cross could be tasty.

McCambridge apparently out for 6 months will make a difference in the CE/Madden game

I'd near say it's negligible for a team with eyes on bigger prizes than Armagh

Negligible for a club team to be without an all star and player of the year nominee?

Yes. That's how strong their squad is and what separates the best club teams from the chasing pack.

Ah stop.

They'll probably win Armagh without him but it's a huge blow to Ulster ambitions if he's out.

[Rossfan]

Brigids v Clann and Pearses v Fáithleachs Senior semis this weekend, also the Inter and Junior A ones.

[fearsiuil]

Brigids v Clann and Pearses v Fáithleachs Senior semis this weekend, also the Inter and Junior A ones.

What's the feeling on Boyle at this stage, have they missed their chance or is there more to come? Some pick of forwards for a club team.

[Rossfan]

Possibly missed the boat at this stage. Really blew their best chance in 2022.
O'Hara may not have done them any favours either.
Vs Pearses they started veteran Sean Purcell till he ran out of steam.
Pearses brought veteran Niall Daly on late in the game.
Boyle were 7 up round 55 minutes, Donie Smith black card and they seemed to disintegrate.

[Munchie]

Madden a step too far, Cullyhanna and Cross could be tasty.

McCambridge apparently out for 6 months will make a difference in the CE/Madden game

I'd near say it's negligible for a team with eyes on bigger prizes than Armagh

Negligible for a club team to be without an all star and player of the year nominee?

Yes. That's how strong their squad is and what separates the best club teams from the chasing pack.

Madden a step too far, Cullyhanna and Cross could be tasty.

McCambridge apparently out for 6 months will make a difference in the CE/Madden game

I'd near say it's negligible for a team with eyes on bigger prizes than Armagh

Negligible for a club team to be without an all star and player of the year nominee?

yeah it'll certainly be an impact.  I suspect they will still have too much for those in Armagh. Serious blow for Ulster.

Heard Dan McCarthy also unavailable, but dont know the extent of that.  Serious depth of squad there at CE though.

Wouldn't be writing Cross off just yet.