The County Board Complaints Thread

[mickdaprick]

Val Mulcahy got a game ahead of her older brother i think for a feile team or maybe u15 when she was around 12. We crucified him for it at the time and then years later when we saw her play realised she was galaxies ahead of any of us!

As amusing that is, that's actually disgraceful from the management

 

[St fachtna]

Funniest ever, pay rent on something we own. Classic.
Or it's some mighty fine accounting hiding payments... Frank's rainy day fund

He actually retired in 2018

 

[ThatFella]

He actually retired in 2018

Retired you say...?

 

[KolaKubes]

As amusing that is, that's actually disgraceful from the management

Disagree. It’s terrible they don’t let girls represent their school at an age where they can often be competitive.

 

[red&blue]

A flawed rule . Giving advantages to certain cohort of clubs

the new or the old rule?

 

[red&blue]

Sure.

And I think you should give up the hurling entirely as well.

luckily for me your opinion on that is irrelevant

 

[TonyCork80]

As amusing that is, that's actually disgraceful from the management

Ah different times in fairness. You're taking over 30 years ago. Wouldn't happen now!

 

[TonyCork80]

I'd be very worried about Cork's ability to attract government funding going into the future. We've had very the most senior crop of politicians ever from Cork for the last 15 years and they've not got too much done.

The next 20 years will be all about the "Dublin-Belfast corridor" and if they're feeling generous the Dublin-Belfast-Derry corridor. Cork could find itself back where it was in the years after Jack lynch when it comes to political influence. I wonder will people regret the directly elected mayor thing in the fullness of time.

 

[JimmyBarrySmurph]

I'd be very worried about Cork's ability to attract government funding going into the future. We've had very the most senior crop of politicians ever from Cork for the last 15 years and they've not got too much done.

The next 20 years will be all about the "Dublin-Belfast corridor" and if they're feeling generous the Dublin-Belfast-Derry corridor. Cork could find itself back where it was in the years after Jack lynch when it comes to political influence. I wonder will people regret the directly elected mayor thing in the fullness of time.

I’ve said this many times on here, we’ve had some of the most senior politicians in Government throughout this century and we hardly got a pot hole filled in Cork

 

[St fachtna]

the new or the old rule?

New one