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Non-Gaa Forum - 2 Like(s)
well changes to forum are welcome. looks so much better now.
remove the 100 percent pre moderated posts and the forum could be very good then.
maybe add a few more sub forums like competition format sub forum. etc

KillingFields (National) - 04/09/2026 14:43:01

Sligo GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Last weekend of round robin games. I'm still not in favour of the quarter finals. A team could lose 2 games and still qualify for the knockout phase. That doesn't sit well with me. It devalues the championship.
There is only one meaningful game in the senior championship this weekend. 3 of the 4 relegation spots are already known. 4 of the 6 teams who will play knockout football is also known.
Coolera and Molaise will play each other in a pedestrian game away from everyone over on the west coast. And wait for it. Sligo Gaa will live stream it.
Also we have a rejuvenated Easkey playing Coolaney Mullinabreena in that side of the draw with both of them already in relegation.
Tourlestrane will easily account for Tubber leaving only one important game.
Harp's v St. Mary's.
The experience of Tourlestrane stood tall when they play Eastern Harp's.
I expect Mary's will also use their experience to down the Harp's.
In the intermediate the Bunnies will want to keep their unbeaten record intact so I expect they will beat Pat's.
Castleconnor seems to be able to put up big scores whereas their opponents Geevagh have struggled in the scoring so I go for Castleconnor.
A handy win for Ballymote over Cloonacool and Calry should beat Enniscrone.
Wins for Michaels, Johns, Molaise and Owenmore Gaels in the junior

eoinog (National) - 04/09/2026 17:44:45

Longford GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
With Joyce and his management team gone in Galway, does it now put Mickey Graham into the frame for the Longford job? He has been approached previously and I think would like to stay involved in inter county set-ups
Maybe his style is more suited to old rules, but I think he'd be a good fit with a good backroom team around him and he'd have a good network for that

rover08 (National) - 05/09/2026 07:36:00

Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Listened to GB interview. Think he was right to speak out when he left initially but this is now getting unseemly and it doesn't look good for him or monaghan football. Sport like life can be unfair and we dont all want to give vent to tabloid sports media about it. It doesn't sound like he had the backing of senior players from day 1 and probably was on borrowed time after louth defeat at best for year ahead. Monaghan if they had the best 15-22 players available for selection in the county are a match for any side in the country but for some reason GB wasnt able to foster that support in the county. No doubt a decent honest man who did his best but was his best good enough ? The exit and nature of display v louth would suggest not treatment of the sub keeoer also.. People will speak of injuries no options around the middle but why was that not addressed earlier instead relying on just one recognised midfielder all year. It was a wide open year for gaelic foitball there were a lot of suprise winners and while we played well in parts we missed the boat in ulster final v winnable game and on big day in croke park again where we failed to show up v 14 men louth. Thats not even mentioning the complete submission by GB of our div 1 status after a few matches which could well see us ending up in tailtenn cup next year if div 2 turns out badly. So GB departing is not that surprising however the nature of his exit and the messy he said she said nonsence now in the media is.

seanie08 (National) - 05/09/2026 09:39:51