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Replying To seanie08: "On separate note good luck to malachy o rourke this weekend. We were v lucky to have him for seven years." Well said. Hopefully Malachy gets that All Ireland medal. A great manager but also a real gentleman. seamusorinn (USA) - Posts: 295 - 21/01/2023 11:51:17 2453293 Link
Here here, A gent who had a great way about him and had high morals……. mick2007 (Monaghan) - Posts: 449 - 21/01/2023 13:17:34 2453298 Link
Replying To seanie08: "On separate note good luck to malachy o rourke this weekend. We were v lucky to have him for seven years." Best wishes to Malachy and Ryan tomorrow in the All Ireland Club Final from all Monaghan supporters Truecountysupporter (Monaghan) - Posts: 17 - 21/01/2023 19:58:14 2453348 Link
I believe Kieran Duffy captain this season Monaghanfan123 (Monaghan) - Posts: 58 - 22/01/2023 07:49:52 2453361 Link
Replying To Monaghanfan123: "I believe Kieran Duffy captain this season" Great choice! Blueblood4life (Monaghan) - Posts: 200 - 22/01/2023 19:20:07 2453476 Link
Replying To seamusorinn: "Well said. Hopefully Malachy gets that All Ireland medal. A great manager but also a real gentleman." Seamus , did you wish Banty best of luck when Corduff were the Ulster final for the first time in their history. Some achievemenet to win the double second time in 100 years and were winner of club of the year. they are shinning example of what can be done with good management. patmouse (Monaghan) - Posts: 111 - 23/01/2023 09:07:47 2453520 Link
Replying To patmouse: "Seamus , did you wish Banty best of luck when Corduff were the Ulster final for the first time in their history. Some achievemenet to win the double second time in 100 years and were winner of club of the year. they are shinning example of what can be done with good management." They won junior championship in 2010 monman246 (Monaghan) - Posts: 90 - 23/01/2023 18:57:36 2453780 Link
Replying To patmouse: "Seamus , did you wish Banty best of luck when Corduff were the Ulster final for the first time in their history. Some achievemenet to win the double second time in 100 years and were winner of club of the year. they are shinning example of what can be done with good management." Any of the opposition players, selectors or management who were subjected to vey personal verbal aswell as multiple cases of physical abuse might just disagree with your assessment of a "shinning example". The accounts of what went on are a disgrace and the real gaels amongst us wouldn't try to justify it for some silverware. All that is before we get into the issue of the referees on the line and their conduct. Blueblood4life (Monaghan) - Posts: 200 - 24/01/2023 07:32:36 2453822 Link
Anyone any spare tickets for the game Saturday evening Lad79 (Monaghan) - Posts: 52 - 24/01/2023 10:24:47 2453856 Link
Replying To patmouse: "Seamus , did you wish Banty best of luck when Corduff were the Ulster final for the first time in their history. Some achievemenet to win the double second time in 100 years and were winner of club of the year. they are shinning example of what can be done with good management." Ye a win at all costs mentality not exactly the best representatives monaghan have sent to compete in ulster intermediate some of the of the stories coming back are shocking prideof85 (Monaghan) - Posts: 851 - 24/01/2023 10:44:17 2453866 Link
Replying To prideof85: "Ye a win at all costs mentality not exactly the best representatives monaghan have sent to compete in ulster intermediate some of the of the stories coming back are shocking" you sound surprised by these stories...….. mick2007 (Monaghan) - Posts: 449 - 24/01/2023 14:20:04 2453968 Link
can you tell us some of these stories? kids are getting fed up of the ones i'm reading them. everytomdick&harry (Monaghan) - Posts: 10 - 24/01/2023 15:17:54 2453992 Link
Replying To Blueblood4life: "Any of the opposition players, selectors or management who were subjected to vey personal verbal aswell as multiple cases of physical abuse might just disagree with your assessment of a "shinning example". The accounts of what went on are a disgrace and the real gaels amongst us wouldn't try to justify it for some silverware. All that is before we get into the issue of the referees on the line and their conduct." You don't like the management Blueblood, don't hide behind refs. It's great that finally a Monaghan team stood up for themselves for once. For one of Monaghan's smallest parish to win a Double get to a Ulster final for the first time in their history, they were almost relegated last year is some achievement. It show you what good management can do they are a credit to the county. patmouse (Monaghan) - Posts: 111 - 24/01/2023 15:28:20 2453998 Link
Allianz FL Division 1 round 1 Monaghan v Armagh, St Mary's Park, Castleblayney, 6.30pm - BBC iPlayer Can't get legally in south......just have to think outside the box ! Shelbourne1 (Monaghan) - Posts: 346 - 24/01/2023 19:57:38 2454065 Link
Armagh game can buy on GAAGO Shelbourne1 (Monaghan) - Posts: 346 - 24/01/2023 20:45:44 2454069 Link
Replying To patmouse: "You don't like the management Blueblood, don't hide behind refs. It's great that finally a Monaghan team stood up for themselves for once. For one of Monaghan's smallest parish to win a Double get to a Ulster final for the first time in their history, they were almost relegated last year is some achievement. It show you what good management can do they are a credit to the county." The same management that got chased out the gates of cloghan? Blueblood4life (Monaghan) - Posts: 200 - 24/01/2023 22:01:45 2454075 Link
Replying To patmouse: "Seamus , did you wish Banty best of luck when Corduff were the Ulster final for the first time in their history. Some achievemenet to win the double second time in 100 years and were winner of club of the year. they are shinning example of what can be done with good management." You surely living up to your name. Nibbling at Banty's cheese. I wished Malachy and Glen "good luck" as for the many years that I have known Malachy I have found him to be a total gentleman and a true sportsman. As regards Corduff making the Ulster Intermediate final, I believe that was more the Johney Cash influence than the prowess of Banty and his battalion. I did wish the Galbally lads "good luck" in the final as I had two family connections involved with the Pearses. As regards your "Golden Boy" a failure with Monaghan twice, a failure with Meath, a failure with Wexford, dubiously making an Ulster Final with Corduff. Compared to Malachy, a winner with Monaghan, a winner with the Loup, a winner with the Gaels, a winner with Errigal, a winner with Latton, damn close with Fermanagh,winner with Glen and the list goes on. As regards the Club of the Year award, well I can think of at least 5 clubs in Monaghan more deserving namely Clontibret, Latton, Aughnamullen, Killeevan and Truagh. seamusorinn (USA) - Posts: 295 - 25/01/2023 13:15:01 2454162 Link
Replying To patmouse: "You don't like the management Blueblood, don't hide behind refs. It's great that finally a Monaghan team stood up for themselves for once. For one of Monaghan's smallest parish to win a Double get to a Ulster final for the first time in their history, they were almost relegated last year is some achievement. It show you what good management can do they are a credit to the county." Is Corduff actually a parish? Its a big one if it is, running all the way from Carrickmacross to below Shercock. Winning an Intermediate double? Quite common in Monaghan. Were all the managers who did so geniuses? Maybe, maybe not. What good management can do? Lose an Ulster final... someone does that every year. Eddie the Exile (Monaghan) - Posts: 1056 - 25/01/2023 13:20:11 2454164 Link
Replying To seamusorinn: "You surely living up to your name. Nibbling at Banty's cheese. I wished Malachy and Glen "good luck" as for the many years that I have known Malachy I have found him to be a total gentleman and a true sportsman. As regards Corduff making the Ulster Intermediate final, I believe that was more the Johney Cash influence than the prowess of Banty and his battalion. I did wish the Galbally lads "good luck" in the final as I had two family connections involved with the Pearses. As regards your "Golden Boy" a failure with Monaghan twice, a failure with Meath, a failure with Wexford, dubiously making an Ulster Final with Corduff. Compared to Malachy, a winner with Monaghan, a winner with the Loup, a winner with the Gaels, a winner with Errigal, a winner with Latton, damn close with Fermanagh,winner with Glen and the list goes on. As regards the Club of the Year award, well I can think of at least 5 clubs in Monaghan more deserving namely Clontibret, Latton, Aughnamullen, Killeevan and Truagh." No problem with your statement but can you give reason for mentioning these 5 clubs as potential Clubs of the Year?? countymonaghan (Monaghan) - Posts: 273 - 25/01/2023 13:42:01 2454176 Link
Replying To countymonaghan: "No problem with your statement but can you give reason for mentioning these 5 clubs as potential Clubs of the Year??" Their on and off the field activities. seamusorinn (USA) - Posts: 295 - 25/01/2023 14:42:42 2454211 Link