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Replying To TaytoFoley: "Can anyone explain how the county board (Bord na Nog) sanctioned an amalgamation between Fenagh and St. Francis in u17? It's a disgrace in my opinion, that this was allowed to happen. Both clubs are strong at this level and well able to field their own teams, hence they can field a second team in Div2. Now, because they are so strong, they are hammering all around them. It seems Fenagh can pick and choose which teams they can amalgamate, because none of their other underage teams have amalgamated. How is this any benefit to football within the county, when other teams that work hard to put out their own teams, are getting hammered." yeah seems a bit strange with the numbers involved. also seen a post from Drumkeerin GAA about abuse from some supporters of the Fenagh/Allen Gaels amalgamation towards a Drumkeerin player. thats not considering these players are all 15, 16, 17 year old kids. meathbasedfan (Leitrim) - Posts: 135 - 07/07/2023 10:39:58 2492825 Link
Replying To meathbasedfan: "yeah seems a bit strange with the numbers involved. also seen a post from Drumkeerin GAA about abuse from some supporters of the Fenagh/Allen Gaels amalgamation towards a Drumkeerin player. thats not considering these players are all 15, 16, 17 year old kids." what kind of abuse? i did not realise this til now, erm surely St Francis have the resources to field by themselves? if not its down to how underage is being run gaelsboy (Leitrim) - Posts: 584 - 07/07/2023 11:54:18 2492857 Link
Replying To gaelsboy: "what kind of abuse? i did not realise this til now, erm surely St Francis have the resources to field by themselves? if not its down to how underage is being run" not sure what abuse it was but Drumkeerin GAA facebook had a post stating about comments made by the supporters , not sure what was said. meathbasedfan (Leitrim) - Posts: 135 - 07/07/2023 12:44:52 2492877 Link
Replying To honda15: "Wasn't getting the buy in. Too good of a manager to stick around with 5 and 6 bodies showing up for training." 100%.. I think Tommy's record speaks for itself. No manager would stick around with a culture like that. Square_B (Leitrim) - Posts: 1070 - 07/07/2023 13:24:58 2492906 Link
All you moaners about the underage structures in Leitrim should crawl back under the stones you came from following our U16 team making it to the Fr. manning Cup Final. Both the U16 & U15 teams are coached by people who have high level Coaching Badges. Leitrim play Longford in the Final in August while the U15 are in the Semi Final of the Humphrey Kelleher Cup probably against Fermanagh next week. Sadly the Leitrim Observer have ignored the progress of both teams for some reason.Well done to both teams & mentors. leitrimabu1 (Leitrim) - Posts: 146 - 08/07/2023 15:36:25 2493132 Link
Replying To Square_B: "100%.. I think Tommy's record speaks for itself. No manager would stick around with a culture like that." Enda Lyons took over them and is doing relatively well so it's too bad williesboy (Leitrim) - Posts: 440 - 08/07/2023 16:03:35 2493134 Link
Replying To 1994wewantmore123: "Spot on" What was the final verdict on this? I'm hearing 500 euro fine for Glera and replay the match? Creidim... (Leitrim) - Posts: 45 - 08/07/2023 16:45:21 2493139 Link
Replying To gaelsboy: "I seen that Mohill's second team conceded their game Sunday despite being at the top of the league and their 3rd team played their game scheduled for directly after and won well... why? was it to ensure their 3rd team were strong enough to win and get to top of div3? is this not a bit farcical? is there no implications for a team conceding when a lower graded team plays on same day? I guess not bar the standard fine. In Dublin, the higher graded team must always fulfill fixture first and see then if next graded team can fulfill, if higher team concedes and lower team fulfills, the lower team gets thrown out of that competition." Agreed, it's a strange one. Does anyone know the rules on this? Should they have to forfeit those points? No mention of it in the Mohill notes, which are usually very detailed, and sometimes critical of other clubs/Leitrim GAA -- most recently some clubs choosing not to field/release players for the Thursday night u20 matches. I see the second team plays this evening needing a win to secure their final place, while the third team plays tomorrow, joint first in the table with 2 games to go. Creidim... (Leitrim) - Posts: 45 - 08/07/2023 16:52:06 2493141 Link
Replying To leitrimabu1: "All you moaners about the underage structures in Leitrim should crawl back under the stones you came from following our U16 team making it to the Fr. manning Cup Final. Both the U16 & U15 teams are coached by people who have high level Coaching Badges. Leitrim play Longford in the Final in August while the U15 are in the Semi Final of the Humphrey Kelleher Cup probably against Fermanagh next week. Sadly the Leitrim Observer have ignored the progress of both teams for some reason.Well done to both teams & mentors." Good to see, winning 3Manning Cups in a row definitely helped build confidence in Sligo Minors over last number of years, best of luck in both competitions onthefortyfive (Sligo) - Posts: 36 - 08/07/2023 21:45:25 2493224 Link
Replying To williesboy: "Enda Lyons took over them and is doing relatively well so it's too bad" Too bad for Tommy? I doubt he's too worried... maybe it was the kick up the arse they needed. He has nothing to prove and if players don't like the way he operates, that's on them. Square_B (Leitrim) - Posts: 1070 - 08/07/2023 21:54:51 2493228 Link
Replying To Creidim...: "Agreed, it's a strange one. Does anyone know the rules on this? Should they have to forfeit those points? No mention of it in the Mohill notes, which are usually very detailed, and sometimes critical of other clubs/Leitrim GAA -- most recently some clubs choosing not to field/release players for the Thursday night u20 matches. I see the second team plays this evening needing a win to secure their final place, while the third team plays tomorrow, joint first in the table with 2 games to go." Slightly off topic but looking at the results on Leitrim GAA website, there seems to be a disproportionate amount of game's WO/SCR at reserve but more worryingly at U 20 level. Backheel (Leitrim) - Posts: 179 - 09/07/2023 11:40:14 2493299 Link
Replying To Backheel: "Slightly off topic but looking at the results on Leitrim GAA website, there seems to be a disproportionate amount of game's WO/SCR at reserve but more worryingly at U 20 level." I think timing was a issue, should have been ran after the u20s lost to galway maybe 3/4 weeks later before the senior leagues really got going Also thursday nights Lads playing thurs/sat/thurs/sat and maybe play for 2nd or 3rd teams aswell add in another game or 2 sparkie (Leitrim) - Posts: 77 - 09/07/2023 14:56:22 2493328 Link
Replying To onthefortyfive: "Good to see, winning 3Manning Cups in a row definitely helped build confidence in Sligo Minors over last number of years, best of luck in both competitions" Leitrim need to push on now and win the final in a few weeks. The team is very talented but needs to stop giving away soft goals joeman123 (Leitrim) - Posts: 522 - 09/07/2023 15:40:55 2493334 Link
How many counties played In the Fr Manning cup this year? leitrimforsam (Leitrim) - Posts: 85 - 09/07/2023 17:42:20 2493362 Link
Replying To onthefortyfive: "Good to see, winning 3Manning Cups in a row definitely helped build confidence in Sligo Minors over last number of years, best of luck in both competitions" Fr Manning cup use to be ran by Longford GAA and was well represented by a number of counties. Last few years it's a national ran comp and with only a few teams taking part now as others are put into other comps. Gaa_lover (USA) - Posts: 3507 - 09/07/2023 18:11:19 2493377 Link
Replying To sparkie: "I think timing was a issue, should have been ran after the u20s lost to galway maybe 3/4 weeks later before the senior leagues really got going Also thursday nights Lads playing thurs/sat/thurs/sat and maybe play for 2nd or 3rd teams aswell add in another game or 2" Just would worry of big drop out at this age group. Are we failing players as they move onto senior level. Backheel (Leitrim) - Posts: 179 - 09/07/2023 18:54:37 2493397 Link
Replying To sparkie: "I think timing was a issue, should have been ran after the u20s lost to galway maybe 3/4 weeks later before the senior leagues really got going Also thursday nights Lads playing thurs/sat/thurs/sat and maybe play for 2nd or 3rd teams aswell add in another game or 2" If you play it after the u20 competition then you can't play it midweek as students are still in college eoinog (Sligo) - Posts: 1988 - 09/07/2023 19:08:12 2493402 Link
Replying To Gaa_lover: "Fr Manning cup use to be ran by Longford GAA and was well represented by a number of counties. Last few years it's a national ran comp and with only a few teams taking part now as others are put into other comps." Sligo Clare Longford and Leitrim were part of Group 1. Leitrim topped this group and played Wicklow who were second to Wexford in Group 2.The other teams in that group were Carlow and Waterford. Longford who were runners up in Group 1 defeated Wexford in the other semi final. Leitrim and Longford now compete in the final joeman123 (Leitrim) - Posts: 522 - 09/07/2023 19:27:01 2493413 Link
Replying To Backheel: "Just would worry of big drop out at this age group. Are we failing players as they move onto senior level." I think the big area of concern is u17s and lack of games at that age group, it is better this year than last year some miror teams only played 7 games all year last year which is no where near enough, so lads 16 , 17 years of age played nearly nothing but expected to train all year for that amount of games Thats where you will.have the drop out sparkie (Leitrim) - Posts: 77 - 09/07/2023 19:58:33 2493426 Link
Replying To sparkie: "I think the big area of concern is u17s and lack of games at that age group, it is better this year than last year some miror teams only played 7 games all year last year which is no where near enough, so lads 16 , 17 years of age played nearly nothing but expected to train all year for that amount of games Thats where you will.have the drop out" yes i agree with that, and the U17 regional competition that was started wasn't actually finished. meathbasedfan (Leitrim) - Posts: 135 - 10/07/2023 08:20:24 2493485 Link