Offaly GAA Fixtures September 28 - October 5

[Killer B]

Tuesday 28th September

Division 2 League Final

Doon v Raheen Tubber M Coughlan 8.00 pm

(extra time if necessary)


Thursday 30th September

Division 3 Hurling League

Raheen v Seir Kieran Geashill N Cooney 8.00 pm


Saturday 2nd September

Tullamore Court Hotel Senior Football Semi/Final

Rhode v Shamrocks O C P M Carty 3,00 pm

Linesmen. N Cooney, P Conlon

Aidan Bracken Building Design Intermediate Hurling Semi/Finals

Drumcullen v Kilcormac/K Kinnitty B Gavin 5.00 pm

Aidan Bracken Building Design Intermediate Hurling Relegation Final

Crinkle v Shinrone Coolderry M Kirwan 3.00 pm

Aidan Bracken Building Design Junior A Hurling Semi/Finals

Ballinamere v Birr Kinnitty N Flynn 3.30 pm

Minor A Football Semi/Finals

Rod Og v St Vincents Walsh Island J O Reilly 12 noon

Ferbane/B v St Rynaghs Doon M Coughlan 12 noon


Sunday 3rd October

Aidan Bracken Building Design Senior Hurling Semi/Finals

Coolderry v Kinnitty O C P M Walsh 3.15 pm

Tullamore v Kilcormac/K O C P D Cooke 4.45 pm

Aidan Bracken Building Design Senior Hurling Relegation Final

Belmont v Brosna Gaels Lusmagh M Kirwan 12 noon

Aidan Bracken Building Design Intermediate Hurling Semi/Finals

Ballinamere v St Rynaghs Rath T Carroll 12 noon

Tullamore Court Hotel Junior A Football Final

Clonmore Harps v Shamrocks Geashill N Cooney 2.00 pm

Aidan Bracken Building Design Junior A Hurling Semi/Finals

Kilcormac/K v Edenderry Killeigh A Ryan 2.00 pm

Division 4 Hurling League Final

Killeigh v Carraig/R/Town Clareen D Ward 12 noon


Tuesday 5th October

Tullamore Court Hotel Junior A Football Relegation Final

Ferbane v Ballinagar Tubber E Cusack 7.30 pm

(extra time if necessary)


Sunday 10th October

Tullamore Court Hotel Senior Football Final

Clara v Rhode/Shamrocks O C P D Brazil 3.30 pm

Linesman, P Conlon

[Lone Shark]

Bit harsh for the junior football final to be played in Geashill while you'd imagine that they would quite happily have played the match in O'Connor Park immediately after the senior refixture. Other than that it looks like a good busy weekend in store!

[corner back]

While everybody would like finals played in O'Connor park, the pitch is poor enough condition. For hurling especially, could do with fewer matches played on it.
It is a hard one to balance.

[Lone Shark]

Not to take this off on a tangent, but has anyone any idea how St Brendan's Park is these days? Is it any closer to being fit for use for county semi finals and the like?

[The Magpie]

While everybody would like finals played in O'Connor park, the pitch is poor enough condition. For hurling especially, could do with fewer matches played on it.
It is a hard one to balance.

I'll second that. I thought the pitch was in poor condition for the Football Semi-Final that was played on Saturday evening. The grass looked too long and the ground looked very heavy under-foot.

If the pitch doesn't improve for the Hurling this weekend, it could affect the quality of those games very much.

[Harps Man]

Bit harsh for the junior football final to be played in Geashill while you'd imagine that they would quite happily have played the match in O'Connor Park immediately after the senior refixture. Other than that it looks like a good busy weekend in store!

the final was origanly fixed for 4 o clock in o connor pk,cant understand why it was changed,but no matter we'r just looking forward to the game after all the uncertainy bout the date and venue

[Doon Massive]

Tuesday 28th September

Division 2 League Final

Doon v Raheen Tubber M Coughlan 8.00 pm

(extra time if necessary)

Its going to be pretty dark if there's extra time!
It'll even be dark at the start of the game

[bazza]

Its going to be pretty dark if there's extra time!
It'll even be dark at the start of the game

There's floodlights in Tubber!

[Georgio1]

Doonman, that was meant to read 8am in the morning in Tubber, and ye could do the milking afterwards!

[Plain of the Herbs]

Taking this off on a tangent - I passed by SBP about a week ago and took a look in the gate. The goalposts were up and the pitch was marked and flagged, so someone is playing ball there. There's a concrete terrace the length of the 'road' side of the ground too.

Not to take this off on a tangent, but has anyone any idea how St Brendan's Park is these days? Is it any closer to being fit for use for county semi finals and the like?