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2024 Junior A Football Championship

I would imagine the majority of the clubs would be happy enough playing games in East Cork rather than trying to get lads to travel an hour for a football match. Sure Carraig na bhfear won the league last year and had the opportunity to play in the county league but didn’t. Most clubs in the division would make the same decision.

If anything I'd say it would be Duhallow, the clubs there don't seem to have much interest in playing football. Castlemagner look far superior than any of the other clubs in Junior.
 
The county junior champions and the winners of divisional league of the bottom team of league 7 are already promoted to Division 7 next year. So you can add 2 more teams to Div 8
Yeah, if a division 8 goes ahead you’d probably be adding 2/3 divisional runners up also to make up numbers (if my maths is right).
 
I’d be in favour of it. I’d actually look to merge divisions too then for what’s left in league and have a north, west, south, mid set up similar to rebel og. Divisions are just not fit for purpose any more. I’d probably let them retain their championships, for the time being.
 
I’d be in favour of it. I’d actually look to merge divisions too then for what’s left in league and have a north, west, south, mid set up similar to rebel og. Divisions are just not fit for purpose any more. I’d probably let them retain their championships, for the time being.
Merge divisions for the league or go 2 county league Division 8s , a North & South.. total of 20 juniors teams added to the county structure and would be better than county wide travel in top divisions
 
Merge divisions for the league or go 2 county league Division 8s , a North & South.. total of 20 juniors teams added to the county structure and would be better than county wide travel in top divisions
I like that idea actually regarding 2 county leagues at Div 8, not sure how it would divide up quality wise initially, but it would definitely help teams get more consistent and competitive games across the board, huge discrepancies between some divisions currently which doesn’t help things.

Think I’ve said it before but I’d scrap all divisions and make a larger county wide system (regionalised to an extent), with multiple promotion places between them then, 70 odd teams is too one many for one promotion spot and the divisions are too inconsistent in terms of formatting (this is the first year Seandun have added a group stage for example).
 
I like that idea actually regarding 2 county leagues at Div 8, not sure how it would divide up quality wise initially, but it would definitely help teams get more consistent and competitive games across the board, huge discrepancies between some divisions currently which doesn’t help things.

Think I’ve said it before but I’d scrap all divisions and make a larger county wide system (regionalised to an extent), with multiple promotion places between them then, 70 odd teams is too one many for one promotion spot and the divisions are too inconsistent in terms of formatting (this is the first year Seandun have added a group stage for example).
I agree Pat. This would also benefit hugely the 40-50 teams that have no chance of winning their Junior league and championship this year. Sure the days of running sports competitions of that nature is gone.. Modern Players need competitive games.
Cork GAA have done it for ages 12-18 and the 60 biggest clubs but have yet to deal with the lack of competitive games for about 70 adult clubs. It’s daft
 
Some interesting results in Avondhu Junior A Grade, castlemagner beating Liscarrol/Churchtown 1-15 to 3 -8 and also Ballyclough beating killavullen 3 -13 to 2-11
 
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