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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)

Replying To Gearoid1998ffowaed:  "I agree with this.

I'm married in Moycullen, moved there few years ago with my wife and it's mad to think lads who have been there longer than me are being talked about on this forum.

To start, I think Tom Clarke is a "real Moycullen" lad, as in his grandparents were from there.

Gallagher and Walsh are always around the village , they live in a housing estate there for about 10 years and would be very integrated.

Finally, I would agree the home grown talent is next level. You're looking at the likes of Fionn McDonagh, Ger Davoren, Dessie Connelly, Peter Cooke, Sean o connor, Sean kelly, paul kelly, conor corcoran - all are definitely playing on a level that is inter county, starting panel level. They're all shooting 2 pointers. David Wynne and Eoin kelly are serious defenders. Eoin has saved more goals than their goalie.

Best of luck to them all this weekend."
We moved to Moycullen in 2008 our 3 eldest children went to school locally and within a year they were all about the football team and the county and all ireland club championship ( they knew nothing about intermediate or senior )a couple of years later it was hurling, so when 2020 arrived it was their dreamland.They now wonder why there is so much bad feeling being directed towards the lads they knew from down at the pitch or in the local shops.Attitudes seem to to have become very bitter since we moved at the end of 2023 south to Co Tipperary, they are young adults now but they still talk about the welcome and inclusion that Moyculen offered so maybe that's the reason players gravitate towards them, pre 2020 no medal hunters would even consider them. We hope to be in Pearse Stadium as often as possible to add some positive feelings towards Galway GAA.We moved on but can never leave.

backtooldwall (National) - 09/10/2026 22:22:10

Leitrim GAA thread - 1 Like(s)

Replying To Avensis2012:  "just home from america last night , hoping to bring my young buck to his first drumreilly game tonight agaisnt kiltubrid , they were both senior teams when i was last home but im more shocked by how st marys are now a junior club. Will they even beat aughnasheelan. Surely for a county town they should be atleast a low senior club. None of their young players when i was last home have developed through. There was a u21 i remeber i think his name was christy , can anyone confirm if that was him i seen singing wonderwall on carrick bridge at half 8 thursday morning. Hopefully fenagh lose also"
St. Mary's field a couple of teams, their second choice team is junior. Their first choice team is of course a senior club.

I cannot however confirm if a random man you seen singing wonderwall on Carrick bridge on Thursday was called Christy. I'll ask him his name if I see him again and get back to you ASAP

leitrim4sam (National) - 10/10/2026 11:17:40

Leitrim GAA thread - 1 Like(s)

Replying To Avensis2012:  "just home from america last night , hoping to bring my young buck to his first drumreilly game tonight agaisnt kiltubrid , they were both senior teams when i was last home but im more shocked by how st marys are now a junior club. Will they even beat aughnasheelan. Surely for a county town they should be atleast a low senior club. None of their young players when i was last home have developed through. There was a u21 i remeber i think his name was christy , can anyone confirm if that was him i seen singing wonderwall on carrick bridge at half 8 thursday morning. Hopefully fenagh lose also"
You're home from America last night and you were on Carrick bridge Thursday morning. Some going.

IronSleeve (National) - 10/10/2026 13:46:50