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Well, it'll be great to beat Kilkenny at something ...

DD wrote:Whoever they get should be in it for the long haul - they shouldn't go for a candidate that sees it as a stepping stone back into the Premier League or another high profile position a year or two down the road.

Given those criteria, then Gerard Houllier is yer man.

I saw it, as I've been glued to the 'Hidden History' series so far. This story from Cadamstown has remained in folklore, not for the fact that something between 14 and 30 Volunteers rounded up 2 Protestant/Unionist farmers and shot them, but the fact of HOW they were shot. This era in our history is...

It's only a jibe I lived in Port for years so understand the cross-border mentality. I remember giving John Guinan a hard time for years, when we worked together, .. sure you can't beat a bit of slagging!

Ah, don't mind the Gracers, they're closet Laoismen anyway :lol: As LS said, I can see where a 'rot' can set in, but can Daingean make it back to senior??? Not at the moment, but they should be Inters at least. To clarify the geographical question, I refer to the clubs like Clonmore,Ballyfore, Clonb...

There's plenty of football in Daingean, getting it out of them is the problem. Too many players haven't really put it in over the last couple of seasons. They lost a bit of belief/faith in themselves, got a bit back this year, but still a bit to go. Rhode & Edenderry are now the only senior team...

Well the Rhode lads will have nothing to worry about this year.

Those odds will change when the draw is made. Like if Dublin & Meath get drawn on the same half of the draw, then odds on the likes of Laois & Kildare will sharpen, or whoever is on the opposite side of the draw. PS. just noticed boylesports have Meath @ 9/2 . That's where my score is going....

Was looking at PaddyPowers Odds for 2008 Leinsters. Hurling: Kilkenny 1/18 :o Wexford 11/1 Offaly 18/1 It's so hard to believe a team can be 18 to 1 ON, why don't they just suspend betting on Kilkenny. Football: Dublin 10-11, Meath 7-2, Laois 9-2, Kildare 12-1, Louth 14-1, Offaly 16-1, Westmeath 16-...

archangel...language language....there not only lads on this you know!!! :lol: I'm from Tullamore and i wouldn't be a bad winner, fair enough the town won.....but it was one of the cleanest matches i've seen in a bit! and a very nerve wracking one!! if that goall never came for tullamore it would h...

Congrats to the Town,... but....

.... jaysus ... there's going to be an awful lot of cunts who will be hard to listen to......

You've heard of bad losers, well I know some very bad winners.

The GAA All-Stars Football nominees for 2007: Goalkeepers: Stephen Cluxton (Dublin); Brendan Murphy (Meath); Diarmuid Murphy (Kerry). Full-backs: Marc O Se (Kerry); Kevin McCloy (Derry); Graham Canty (Cork); Darren Fay (Meath); David Henry (Dublin); Conor Gormley (Tyrone); Ross Donovan (Sligo); Des...

True Red wrote:Ger Treacy from Cappincur.
An absolute dinger of a corner forward with a lethal left foot.Plenty of pace and strong in the wiry sense.Worth a trial at least.

Yep, confident lad on the ball, deserves a decent chance.

It varies between Offaly Express & Tullamore Tribune, generally whichever comes to hand.

From what I've seen and heard, it's Shamrocks & Tullamore.
I'm going for the outsiders. Shamrocks have improved, and I think enough to give Rhode a run for it.
Tullamore might have enough in the full back line to stifle Clara's attack, if Clara don't start with confidence, the blues will win.