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Galway Hurling thread - 6 Like(s)
Replying To BigBàsMan: "There's no point arguing with these lads on the this forum. There is huge anti Loughrea agenda in Galway and it translates to county teams. Loughrea will win the co final again this year, 3 in a row, and the county panel will still be littered with clarinbridge and turlough lads. Rinse and repeat!
Darren shaughnessy was not brought in FYI. Horses mouth" If the Loughrea lads were/are good enough they would be playing.
Nobody cares enough about Loughrea to have an agenda against them. Catch yourself on.
Stool Pigeon (National) - 29/05/2026 13:49:47
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Westmeath Football thread - 3 Like(s)
Best of luck to Mark McHugh, his management team & the entire panel of players on Saturday evening for the eagerly awaited clash with Cavan. I expect this to be a very close hard fought game especially given the inside track Cavan have on Westmeath. However, we are in bonus territory and there is no reason why Westmeath cannot win the game but we will need to display the same intensity, hunger and win the midfield/breaking ball battle. Hopefully a huge home support to will the team on Saturday evening.
Iarmhi Abu
londoner (National) - 29/05/2026 13:27:57
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Donegal GAA thread - 3 Like(s)
Think at this stage we should all just get on with our lives.
I think the Championship will really start to heat up after this weekend's games have been played, and the draw takes place next week. The real jeopardy will come into play then.
Lockjaw (National) - 29/05/2026 13:34:36
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Roscommon GAA thread - 2 Like(s)
Great news on the Dermot Earley Centre front.
€10m to go with the €5.5m already granted.
Seanfan (National) - 29/05/2026 11:10:25
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Non-Gaa Forum - 2 Like(s)
Are they pressuring the Brit SofS for the North?
He/she is the starting point for a "Border poll", not the Irish Government, or whoever the Shinners are aiming their "Border poll now" chants at.
Seanfan (Roscommon) - Posts: 592 - 29/05/2026 11:08:50
Yes, They have been constantly canvassing the Labour NI Secretary since the last Assembly election. However he refuses on the basis of the demographics from the last census, and percentage breakdown of the most recent Assembly voting for Nationalist/Republican Parties still not showing a clear Nationalist majority voters.
However projections based on a combination of election and census data, shows that between 2030 and 2035 there will likely be a outright Nationalist voting majority in the North, thus why Sinn Fein are pushing hard to lay ground work. Aside from strong opposition from a sizeable Unionist Population in the North, there will be quiet but influential opposition from the South too.
As you likely well know, the Irish Government coalition partner Fine Gael quietly draws heavy support from Unionists who reside south of the border, particularly strong around the border Counties like Donegal, Sligo-Leitrim, Cavan, Monaghan etc, not to mention South Dublin, Wicklow, Kildare and other Counties further South. Not something Fine Gael like to openly advertise Nationwide, but it is an influence on their policies and approach to things.
Commodore (National) - 29/05/2026 12:17:39
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Dublin GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To ulsterrules: "For all the talk of Dublin's demise that is still a strong team, I expect them to beat Louth by 5-10 points this weekend.
Although the last thing I want is kerry/Dublin to go on a run" You may rest easy!
BarneyGrant (National) - 29/05/2026 14:11:12
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Roscommon GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Seanfan: "Great news on the Dermot Earley Centre front.
€10m to go with the €5.5m already granted." Brilliant news well done to all involved. County Board Chairman said work would start this year and that looks realistic now.
The_analyser (National) - 29/05/2026 14:18:05
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Two-Group Leinster SHC - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Tadhg2020: "Are you really trying to justify 4k with this?
You are entitled to take my comments any way you choose to but it doesnt change the stat of 4k ( rounded up to a nice even number) is pathetic for a tier 1 hurling county at home. It does indicate that the game had lost its support and that very few members of the hurling public are interested in supporting the county team. If you have lost that then you really are in trouble. The last part of your post confirms that because you cannot do it on your own. You need their support and its clearly not forthcoming atm.
I was in Tullamore. It felt a lot bigger than 6k. The traffic before and afterwards was akin to a 10k plus crowd as was the atmosphere. I really donr understand why you are so enthusiastic in your defence of a questionable 4k attendance. In my opinion it should be the starting point in any conversation about the Wexford Senior hurling team standards and profile in your county." I dont think anybody is defending the attendance. There were only 2500 in the Park to see us lose to Westmeath after being 17 points up.
We know theres a large proportion of the Wexford hurling public not supporting the team. Theres even a large proportion of our county standard players not playing for it.
You arent telling us anything new and its getting tiresome. You have way more posts on our thread than you do on the Limerick thread. Why is that?
Viking66 (National) - 29/05/2026 15:27:41
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Roscommon GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Seanfan: "Great news on the Dermot Earley Centre front.
€10m to go with the €5.5m already granted." That is just fantastic news. Congratulations to the current executive of the Roscommon County Board but also leaders such as David O Connor, Brian Carroll, Pat Compton (club rossie) and MANY OTHERS who have worked long hours over several years putting this application together and have also seen Hyde Park being developed into a fine stadium over the last few years. All Rossies supporters should be very gratefull.
Obviously there is still a lot of work to do and hopefully we will see work on the Dermott Early center of excellence start this year and additional work on Hyde Park to continue.
Very well done to all involved (and there are many) with this initiative.
This is a great day for Roscommon GAA and should be celebrated as it will have huge implications for Roscommon teams in the future.
letsgetgoing (National) - 29/05/2026 20:09:32
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