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Hurling Championship 2026 - 1 Like(s)
Replying To ColmFlaherty: "Will Ryan Taylor and/or Mark Rodgers be back for Clare against Dublin. I'd think Cian O'Sullivan probably won't be back for Dublin.
Regards for Cork, I think most people know their current situation." Crummy and rushe probably doubtful too. On the other hand, eoghan o donnell and Sean currie looked sharp when brought on . O donnell will surely start.
For clare Rodgers should be well recovered .
richiepmurphy (National) - 10/06/2026 17:50:42
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Non-Gaa Forum - 1 Like(s)
World Cup Winners: France
Player of the Tournament: Mbappe
Top Scorer: Mbappe
Dark Horse: Mexico
eoghan6688 (National) - 10/06/2026 20:58:40
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To backtooldwall: "I expect a big Westmeath support in Salthill on Sunday seeing the game is sold out,The normal Galway following of 3 to 6 or 7 thousand will be greatly outnumbered.Lets hope they don't have too great an influence on the result." 15k of the tickets sold are Westmeath supporters apparently, Matk McHugh in fairness to him has that county believing again, if Westmeath was playing Galway last year you'd be lucky to see 2k Westmeath Supporters turning up to Salthill.
Drax_the_destroyer (National) - 11/06/2026 00:26:36
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Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To PolicemanFox: "Big game experience? A force in the coming years. Being hearing this type of stuff for years.
All this experience and whatever is for some vague time in the future.
What about last year's big game experience, and last month's and last fortnight's? It should be paying off now.
Monaghan aren't really in transition. 12 of the 15 who started against Donegal in last year's quarter-final and 4 of the subs who came on are still very much involved and I think 14 played against Mayo at some stage. If there hadn't been injuries to O'Hanlon, Kelly, and Mohan that number would have been higher and if Lavelle and Gallagher had been available last year they probably would have played against Donegal too.
Every team brings a few players through each year if they can, so what?
The major question for Monaghan is getting to the next level:
Leading the 2025 All-Ireland quarter final last year by 7pts at halftime and letting it slip.
Losing the 2026 Ulster final in extra time.
Losing by a point to Mayo with home advantage.
The problem is winning these big games and Monaghan's record against teams outside Ulster is poor. The last two Mayo and Galway championship games being an example. Close games but Monaghan on the wrong side.
If they lose to Roscommon it'll just be another Monaghan nearly season.
The talent is clearly there and Monaghan need to be winning these types of games. Now, not next year." Start going to games lad, and not just be reciting the old tired pundit's nonsense. In a very short time we have had to replace the Hughes, Karl, Drew, Kieran Duffy, McManus,, Carey, Kelly,and a few others. Time takes time, and true football men know the score.
ORIELMAN85 (National) - 11/06/2026 03:06:49
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Non-Gaa Forum - 1 Like(s)
Replying To BarneyGrant: "Politics in Ireland should not be confined by British imposed institutions like Stormont.
Withdrawing from Westminster was considered a "daft idea" before 1916. I suppose you think they were all "daft" as well?" Times are different now and your comparison is not fair and well you know it.
yew_tree (National) - 11/06/2026 07:42:03
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To SouthGalway: "I'm still grappling with the format so I have a question: the loser of Galway v Westmeath are they out of it? Or some other back door?" Loser is still in it. Has a game against the winners of the losers round being played this weekend.
Easiest way to think of it is, two wins you're in the quarters, two losses you're out.
WanPintWin (National) - 11/06/2026 09:28:20
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Non-Gaa Forum - 1 Like(s)
Winner: France
Top Scorer: Harry Kane
Dark Horse: Portugal
Player of the Tournament: Donald Trump
yew_tree (National) - 11/06/2026 10:47:15
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Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To monaghanmad: "On what basis are they are better side than Derry and Mayo? Yes they beat Mayo in a game that wasn't knockout and then fluffed at home V a poor Tyrone side. They are a middle of the road outfit who do a lot of talking about how good they are. We have all seen this from Roscommon before, talk the talk and then fall the fall.
Past players out the in the media talking about how they should be all Ireland semi finalists, I am hearing this for years now and they same men continue to fluff it, what has changed really?
Be under no illusion, if we take them down the stretch they will revert to what they always have been. Its a matter of getting them down the stretch." Pin this nonsense to the dressing room wall!
Seanfan (National) - 11/06/2026 10:51:23
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Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Seanfan: "Pin this nonsense to the dressing room wall!" roscommon definitely better than mayo and derry. my big question here is how much have rossies improved since last year in the league final...most of our starting team will be the same as last year
broadly speaking roscommon have improved on last year and we have gone backwards but we won that final by 10pts so if i was manager id be reminding my players that and in reality monaghan should not be fearful of roscommon at home....
if we do lose i hope its a tight game and i wish roscommon well for rest of the year - i was in the hyde earlier on in the year and thoroughly enjoyed it - a great venue and sound local fans. i think i was the only monaghan man who left the pitch feeling good because despite the loss i didnt think it was a bad display away from home
we can win this but we might not and the all ireland series will lose a good team either way on saturday
MalsBalls (National) - 11/06/2026 12:13:53
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Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To MalsBalls: "roscommon definitely better than mayo and derry. my big question here is how much have rossies improved since last year in the league final...most of our starting team will be the same as last year
broadly speaking roscommon have improved on last year and we have gone backwards but we won that final by 10pts so if i was manager id be reminding my players that and in reality monaghan should not be fearful of roscommon at home....
if we do lose i hope its a tight game and i wish roscommon well for rest of the year - i was in the hyde earlier on in the year and thoroughly enjoyed it - a great venue and sound local fans. i think i was the only monaghan man who left the pitch feeling good because despite the loss i didnt think it was a bad display away from home
we can win this but we might not and the all ireland series will lose a good team either way on saturday" I agree with your last comment there I was hoping that we would avoid Monaghan as I would love to see both counties going a bit further. Like ourselves ye try to upset the bigger powers every year. Whatever happens on Saturday I hope Monaghan rebound from Division 2 next year and we will have a meeting in Roscommon or Clones.
Rossieforever (National) - 11/06/2026 14:09:50
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