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Non-Gaa Forum - 2 Like(s)
Replying To ColmFlaherty: "Manchester City found guilty of 114 of the possible 115 charges" Absolute joke if they don't get relegated to AT LEAST the Championship
eoghan6688 (National) - 27/09/2026 20:03:49
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Galway Football thread - 2 Like(s)
I think that loss could set Claregalway back. A lot of talk about them always but a long winter yet again.
The term fancy dans comes to mind.
GalwaysFinest (National) - 28/09/2026 09:35:07
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Westmeath Football thread - 2 Like(s)
Replying To Claretandblue: "Who should fund their holiday?" well for start isn't just a 'team holiday'
TheWagonWheel-N91Y529 (National) - 28/09/2026 12:38:17
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Roscommon GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Unbelievable stuff from the O Rourke sisters. Pity they don't seem to get the recognition in the national media that they deserve. Take a bow on a huge achievement.
FullOfPorter (National) - 27/09/2026 16:31:32
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Roscommon GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Senior hurling final in two weeks will be Four Roads v St Dominics.
A repeat of the 2024 final where Dominics led by 10 points only for a late scoring surge by Four Roads got them over the line.
Today Four Roads beat Oran by 1 with the last puck of the game and Dominics won by 8 against Termane.
Dominics in July beat Four Roads by 5 points can they beat them again to become county champions for the first time since 1999 or will Four Roads win the county title for the 5th year in a row?
The_analyser (National) - 27/09/2026 17:12:31
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Leitrim GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To hontherossie: "Great fight back from fenagh led by wrynn who got the ball rolling with a fabulous two pointer and then a brilliant pass to setup the 2nd goal. Having watched both semis I would favour fenagh in the final" Brilliant game today.The final should be very exciting.
joeman123 (National) - 27/09/2026 19:04:25
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Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Scotstown vs Traugh in the county final.
Farneyarmy2013 (National) - 27/09/2026 19:27:13
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Westmeath Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To iarmhiabu: "In the words of Michael Scott, Moate were 'there' on merit and deservedly so." With 10 point plus gaps in both semi finals it will be interesting to see what champ format people think best for next year? A group of 2 straight to the final or maybe include tubberclair and have 2 qualify out of that group and everyone else play to make quarter finals but nobody go any further
CasKD (National) - 27/09/2026 20:06:13
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Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
2 very poor 1/4 finals.
I expect the 3weeks on the trot to reflect a 10+ point Scotsown win, 4-6 point Clontibret win.
MonaghanMan44life (National) - 27/09/2026 20:10:37
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
The senior championship has gone more or less according to plan this weekend, with Salthill-Knocknacarra, Corofin and Moycullen all doing what most people expected them to do.
Claregalway on the other hand, have let a huge opportunity slip this weekend. They got arguably the most favourable draw of the four teams they could have faced, went into the game with almost everyone fit and available compared to previous years, and still could not get over the line.
You would have to wonder when a better opportunity to reach a senior semi-final is going to come around. We have heard plenty of "Claregalway is coming" over the last 10 years, but at some stage that has to be backed up when the big opportunity presents itself.
This weekend would leave you wondering whether they really have the mettle to make that breakthrough. Everything seemed to be in their favour, yet when the chances were there, and the pressure came on, they came up short again.
Yvrjd (National) - 27/09/2026 21:41:03
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Wexford Club Hurling 2026 - 1 Like(s)
That was a very exciting weekend of hurling and I think it was badly needed after a pretty drab championship up to now.
- Davidstown, who were a puck of a ball away from relegation final, now find themselves in an intermediate semi final against a team that they most definitely won't fear
- Buffers Alley confined to Intermediate for at least another year and beaten at Q/F stage once more
- St Annes demolished by a very good Rathnure performance but sad to say the end is very near for both Liam Og and Dee O Keeffe - both anonymous in Saturdays game
- Harriers were centimeters away from causing a big upset in yesterday semi final
- Gorey through on penalties when the tied looked like it was turning in Oylegates favour during extra time
- Cushinstown knocked out on penalties and destined to remain in Intermeidate A once more
- A very spirted performance from Geraldine O Hanrahans against a strong Rathnure team in Friday nights Junior Q/F - there may be life in New Ross yet
- Shamrocks falter at the Q/F stage against a very mediocre Gorey team - hurling is seriously in trouble in Enniscorthy
- St Martins proving that goals win games but definitely given a test by a Ferns team that have stepped it up in 2026
- A mouthwatering senior semi final between St Martins and Rathnure
… and the rumours that Rory is on a flight home!
MyOhMi (National) - 28/09/2026 08:54:21
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
The gap between the 3 is frightening. Moola cullen INC will take some stopping and have an all ireland in their sights no disrespect to Annaghdown but they got the easier draw. Fair play to Annaghdown some battlers all year and great to see Damo playing great football what a club man he is. Salthill Corofin will nbe an interesting battle and will tell alot about SK credentials no team has been tested so far. Moola Cullen easing Cooke Connelly back and gave Mountbellew a trouncing. Finnerty is in great form too. I think it will be a Moola Cullen Salthill final with Moola Cullen winning again. Shrewd piece of busines getting a goalkeeper but even bigger is getting O Gallagher back. Their agents and the suits with the cheque books deserve great credit.
Eire89 (National) - 28/09/2026 09:02:23
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Westmeath Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To DelaneyCup2026: "By all accounts the issue was raised at the football review meetings around the county last week and it was openly admitted the structure isn't good enough and there was options for going forward, the favoured one appears to be a return to the previous structure or a similar structure where there could be a preliminary QF between Section A team 4 and Section B team 3 which I think is fair as it provides more incentive and jeopardy and a team finishing fourth can't have any complaints playing the ninth ranked team." I can see the logic in bringing back a preliminary quarter-final, but personally I'm not sure the Section A 4th vs Section B 3rd option would be as competitive as it sounds.
In my opinion, the gap between Section A and Section B was massive this year, with Tubberclair probably the obvious exception. Section B was, for the most part, closer to intermediate standard, whereas Section A is effectively the senior championship.
I'd expect the 4th-placed team in Section A to beat the 3rd-placed team in Section B fairly comfortably most of the time. You only have to look at some of the teams in and around the top of the intermediate championship , I'd say Shandonagh or Milltown, for example, would have beaten most of the Section B teams this year.
So while I agree there needs to be more jeopardy and incentive, I'm not convinced putting Section A 4th against Section B 3rd is the fairest solution. You could end up with a fairly one-sided game simply because the two sections weren't really comparable in standard this year.
RamblingHen (National) - 28/09/2026 09:05:59
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Triffic: "Bit harsh on them. There was nothing fancy or lightweight about their effort on Saturday. A bit of experience and big-match knowhow probably cost them; e.g. Jack Mullen came on as a second half sub and quickly scored 1-1 but went for a couple of more pointed efforts when the more percentage option was to work the ball into a better position. They also had to contend with injuries to starting defenders. Only for Damien Comer, who would trouble the best defence, they would have won it in comfort." One of Annaghdown's best players also got injured early on
ColmFlaherty (National) - 28/09/2026 10:18:55
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Triffic: "Bit harsh on them. There was nothing fancy or lightweight about their effort on Saturday. A bit of experience and big-match knowhow probably cost them; e.g. Jack Mullen came on as a second half sub and quickly scored 1-1 but went for a couple of more pointed efforts when the more percentage option was to work the ball into a better position. They also had to contend with injuries to starting defenders. Only for Damien Comer, who would trouble the best defence, they would have won it in comfort." 'Would have', exactly the kind of talk I referred to.
Yes, Jack Mullen scored a great goal, and didnt do a whole pile after the fancy dan celebration. Similar to Lonergan.
Contend with injuries? Thats sport. They had lads with Galway underage experience sitting on the bench. If anyone can contend with injuries its Claregalway.
The dogged attitude of Annaghdown to pull through is something you cant train, inspired by their leader Damien Comer.
GalwaysFinest (National) - 28/09/2026 10:52:35
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Leitrim GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Dodgy_Pass: "Huge weight off them lads to even get to a final, irregardless of the final result.
Sean O 'Heslin's will go in as favourites but expect Fenagh to give a good account of themselves and run them close.
As was the case yesterday, SOH bench could be the difference." ballinamore probably are slight favourites ok, but there won't be much in it.
meathbasedfan (National) - 28/09/2026 11:29:04
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