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Kilcormac got to the 2017 Leinster final before Cuala beat them comfortably. If clubs get into the habit of winning county titles, they usually fare better outside the county. A fresh winner is rarely focussed enough to make an impact after winning a county final.private joker wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 1:49 pm When was the last time offaly club team won a first round game at senior level?
Rynaghs were very close to knocking out ballyhale, has to be noted though, ballyhale looked on course to hammer rynaghs until the red card.
Didn’t KK win a Leinster and get to an All Ireland final after winning their first?Bord na Mona man wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 5:43 pmKilcormac got to the 2017 Leinster final before Cuala beat them comfortably. If clubs get into the habit of winning county titles, they usually fare better outside the county. A fresh winner is rarely focussed enough to make an impact after winning a county final.private joker wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 1:49 pm When was the last time offaly club team won a first round game at senior level?
Rynaghs were very close to knocking out ballyhale, has to be noted though, ballyhale looked on course to hammer rynaghs until the red card.
Correct and that in itself was a statement of intent for the future. They set down the marker that they weren't content to live off a single county title.allstar2010 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 16, 2022 12:24 amDidn’t KK win a Leinster and get to an All Ireland final after winning their first?Bord na Mona man wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 5:43 pmKilcormac got to the 2017 Leinster final before Cuala beat them comfortably. If clubs get into the habit of winning county titles, they usually fare better outside the county. A fresh winner is rarely focussed enough to make an impact after winning a county final.private joker wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 1:49 pm When was the last time offaly club team won a first round game at senior level?
Rynaghs were very close to knocking out ballyhale, has to be noted though, ballyhale looked on course to hammer rynaghs until the red card.
Won't be simple.SearingDrive wrote: ↑Wed Nov 16, 2022 12:18 pm KK did indeed reach the SH club final in 2013, after winning their first Offaly championship. It was a bit strange that Shinrone were easily beaten by Naas last Saturday. To be serious about becoming a force in Offaly hurling, they need to go all out to retain their title in 2023, and beyond.
Shinrone have to ask themselves are they willing to accept one title, or have they the will to add to their first success?
Will make for a good championship having more contenders for the championship
greenairfield wrote: ↑Thu Nov 17, 2022 12:56 pm You would have to thinks its wide open. Can Shinrone match their final performanc and play like that consistently?
Where are Belmont probably the form team last year till the crumbled v Shinrone in last 5 minutes.
St Rynaghs is the hunger for another Sean Robbins.
KK seem to be at a crossroads as such with younger players not ready for adult hurling.
Birr young team again with plenty of potential but alot of questions asked of them.
Interesting year ahead
Yeah it will be
Trim were favourites, after beating Danesfort at Nowlan Park. Offaly teams haven’t made an impression on the Leinster Club Championships.