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Brian Carroll unlikely to be manager. Coolderry eyeing up a fairly high profile guy as manager.

Maybe beat Antrim and fermanagh.

frankthetank wrote: ↑Sun Jan 01, 2023 2:51 pm Surely that Kerry game is in Tralee?

And why aren’t we playing a home game in Birr?

County team playing in the county grounds. I'd say the main reason would be the reliability of the pitch in Birr to be playable at that time of year.

I'd say 3 wins out of 5 would be expected, maybe four. To win all five would be an excellent league.

If your with a team from u7 you should move aside at u14. Different set of skills needed and know how needed, plus the obvious "new voice". Children are now teenagers and are a different animal.

U16 hurling mgt taking minor. Enda mulhare manager. Again, CB found it very hard to get to somone to take this job. They really need to ask themselves why this is the case. Very, very low expectations for 2023 and 2024 in hurling.

Interesting list, the comment about brosna gaels is Interesting. Are they really viable or worthwhile at this stage? How much hurling is Donal Shirley going to get out there?

Pat Flanagan not showing himself in the best light.

Are Birr and carrig back again or are carrig been allowed to play u20 in 2023?

Damian Coleman is new operations manager. Hopefully a good appointment and things can be got back on track.

Played tipperary in FF. Lost 4 19 to 2 -18. Tipp had 3 of their starting 15 from 2022 playing. Offaly were tough and it had a bit of cut to it.

Combined schools absolutely should win out leinster. Basically the 2022 Minor team with a few from 2021. Pity they can't go beyond leinster.

Rynaghs might but coolderry are most definitely on a downward spiral.

Don't think it's necessarily ruthless. In both situations I think the lads wanted to move on or had their own reasons to go.

Rynaghs looking as are coolderry