Might have to, hearing their current Messiah could be on the move again...Maybe they’ve been called up to the panel for Saturday evening.
Either that or they’re desperately trying to convince Haulie O’Neill to come back.
Might have to, hearing their current Messiah could be on the move again...Maybe they’ve been called up to the panel for Saturday evening.
Either that or they’re desperately trying to convince Haulie O’Neill to come back.
Nail on the head..Nah, there team is out of the c'ship, they have no more interest
Over lunch I’ve read all the posts in recents on this registration and transfer saga. Wow Fruce you went full turbo on this!!’Thanks for clarifying I have a genuine interest in this and the correct workings of this.
to be honest I wasn’t aware of the existence of such a map and by proxy extension of GAA administrative boundaries.
Is there any where one could view such a map?
I fully appreciated there was certain clubs with special rules in place to allow them field players from across county boundaries.
Do you think it was someone from Ross?Nail on the head..
It was really funny though to be fair to whichever Rosscarbery guy was behind Foxytrav.. Like all parody accounts there was a lot of accuracy to the ridiculousness and bias of the two characters from “the brewery town”, to the point of it being bordeline believable
It’s someone from there.Do you think it was someone from Ross?
I'm not so sure. I think from Clon
I don’t need any apology Glasaboy..Over lunch I’ve read all the posts in recents on this registration and transfer saga. Wow Fruce you went full turbo on this!!’
I have to say that you owe Jimmy Barry Murphy an apology. While reading I lost count of how many times he and others too gave you the correct info Fruice but you doubled down hard on him especially, calling him out and a bluffer.. now that you’ve admitted you were wrong all along, be a man, hold your hand up and apologise.. we all make mistakes
I know it is off-topic (apologies), but it is an interesting revelation all the same. County bounds are a grey area in the GAA in certain instances. For example, Araglen GAA pitch is situated in Co. Tipperary but they play in the Cork championships. I remember asking an Araglen man, why did they pick Cork to play in if their parish is in three counties (Cork, Tipperary and Waterford) and pitch in Tipp? He said logistically, it made much more sense to play in Cork because their children normally go to school in local towns of Mitchelstown or Fermoy.Thanks Glasaboy for the clarification. I must admit I was confused and didn't realise there was a difference between GAA County & Local Authority County.
I believe it's someone from close to the locality. Hard to see anyone from Clon itself speaking about the club like he did. But question is, will Fox make an appearance at the weekend?It’s someone from there.
Or maybe someone from the rural parishes around Clon that knows the Clon crowd and the brewery town well..