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Post by royalkerryfan on Nov 23, 2022 8:11:46 GMT
The comments that were deleted were not slanderous. Apparently someone was offended and that’s all it takes now for a comment to be deleted I was referring to what's allowed on the Dublin Forum and there's a lot more than here and honestly it's for the betterment of this forum. |
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Post by glengael on Nov 23, 2022 9:44:04 GMT
Three Kerry sides take to the field this coming Sunday in Munster Semi Final action - all games throw in at 1pm. Rahillys take on Eire Of of Ennis in Austin Stacks park is the only "home" game for the three. Rathmore travel to Pairc Ui Chaoimh to take on their near neighbours Kanturk. Fossa take on Castlemahon in the wilds of Coolyroe (Drumcollogher road out of Newcastlewest) where the Cliffords will be going up against the Seamus Flanagan led Castlemahon side. All three games are being streamed according to the Munster GAA website. mallow be a better venue for Kanturk v Rathmore?? Absolutely. The madness of sending supporters all those extra miles to a stadium with zero atmosphere and the traffic chaos that seems to prevail around that part of the city every day. Mallow was the 'go to' venue in Munster Club for years. Unless there is another game on there,you'd wonder why it was bypassed. |
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Post by john4 on Nov 23, 2022 9:50:01 GMT
Three Kerry sides take to the field this coming Sunday in Munster Semi Final action - all games throw in at 1pm. Rahillys take on Eire Of of Ennis in Austin Stacks park is the only "home" game for the three. Rathmore travel to Pairc Ui Chaoimh to take on their near neighbours Kanturk. Fossa take on Castlemahon in the wilds of Coolyroe (Drumcollogher road out of Newcastlewest) where the Cliffords will be going up against the Seamus Flanagan led Castlemahon side. All three games are being streamed according to the Munster GAA website. FEOHANAGH/CASTLEMAHON GAA. Munster Junior Football Semi Final This Saturday all roads will lead to Quaid Park Coolyroe for the well anticipated clash between Castlemahon and Fossa in the Munster Junior Football Semi Final @ 1pm. Please note that there will be a one way traffic system to the match which will be coming in from Bunoke Bridge towards Quaid Park. There will be no access to Coolyroe by road from the Kilmeedy side. Please adhere to all traffic management as the Guards will be at either ends of the roads. Please leave in plenty of time to avoid missing the game as parking will be dealt with in a strict manner and you may have to walk a distance. Above is from Feohanagh/Castlemahon notes. Note that a one way traffic management system will be in place for anyone intending to travel |
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Post by horsebox77 on Nov 23, 2022 10:06:44 GMT
The comments that were deleted were not slanderous. Apparently someone was offended and that’s all it takes now for a comment to be deleted I'm a relative newbie,there was a post early doors that I half took exception to, I just private messaged the poster and sussed out. There was no malice intended- I would envisage the vast majority here post honourably, for example I was used to HS which is a sand pit of vipers, here is very much above board. My opinion for what it is worth - if a poster offends you, either scroll on and ignore or private message... the site is well governed, it has to be for survival, other sites like An Fear Rua and The old HS are examples of what happens if the lunatics govern the asylum |
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Post by homerj on Nov 23, 2022 17:17:04 GMT
Delighted Rathmore won yesterday, it's great to be a senior club once again, and in addition also having the opportunity to represent Kerry in Munster. The crux of it? I've been made aware that our Munster Club semi final against Kanturk, practically next door neighbours and at most a 30 minute drive, will be played at lunchtime in Pairc UI Caoimh on the 26th. And there's me thinking Mallow would be the worst case location, you'd wonder who makes these decisions. with all due respect, its a 70km trip in a Munster game, i completely dont see what the issue is. if my club was involved and we didnt have home advantage, I would absolutely be buzzing to be playing in PUC - a €100m stadium, no club playing should be complaining about being given a day out on that pitch. the biggest games, should be played on the biggest stages and best pitches. if you were playing a Wexford or Galway team in an AI final, would you complain about playing it in Croke Park for example? |
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Post by blacksheep21 on Nov 26, 2022 16:23:55 GMT
Sounds like very comfortable wins for Rathmore and Fossa today with the games effectively over by half time.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Nov 26, 2022 17:06:48 GMT
Sounds like very comfortable wins for Rathmore and Fossa today with the games effectively over by half time. I saw the fossa game was a sellout, Clifford is some man to draw a crowd. We are a blessed as a county to have, over the last 20 years, seen all time great forwards like himself, gooch, Maurice fitz, donaghy. I know we saw plenty of top level forwards but those guys are all time greats |
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Post by onlykerry on Nov 26, 2022 17:21:41 GMT
Sounds like very comfortable wins for Rathmore and Fossa today with the games effectively over by half time. I saw the fossa game was a sellout, Clifford is some man to draw a crowd. We are a blessed as a county to have, over the last 20 years, seen all time great forwards like himself, gooch, Maurice fitz, donaghy. I know we saw plenty of top level forwards but those guys are all time greats Less than 900 people paid into the senior quarter final in Ennis two weeks ago between Eire Og and the Nire but Castlemahon declared a sell out at the 1500 capacity junior semi final today warning people who had no tickets (including U16's) not to turn up. |
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Nov 26, 2022 17:24:52 GMT
I saw the fossa game was a sellout, Clifford is some man to draw a crowd. We are a blessed as a county to have, over the last 20 years, seen all time great forwards like himself, gooch, Maurice fitz, donaghy. I know we saw plenty of top level forwards but those guys are all time greats Less than 900 people paid into the senior quarter final in Ennis two weeks ago between Eire Og and the Nire but Castlemahon declared a sell out at the 1500 capacity junior semi final today warning people who had no tickets (including U16's) not to turn up. It’s phenomenal |
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Post by sullyschoice on Nov 26, 2022 17:40:15 GMT
The Cliffords are now set to miss the Team holiday next week
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Post by greengold35 on Nov 26, 2022 19:03:20 GMT
The Cliffords are now set to miss the Team holiday next week Shane Ryan will miss it also but Paul Murphy is taking in the holiday & having an extended break. |
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Post by greengold35 on Nov 27, 2022 15:38:07 GMT
Kerins O’Rahillys dug deep to see off Eire Og by the minimum margin in a keenly contested game with many talking points , the main one being the dismissal of David Moran on 22mins, on two yellow cards; the cards were both contentious especially the 2nd one when David was fouled in possession, his opponent clung onto him & fell to the ground when David pushed him aside - referee quickly produced a yellow card, dismissing Moran & hopping the ball - the decision was greeted by loud booing & KO’R were now battling with 14.
It turned out to be a terrific struggle with both sides guilty of poor misses, handling mistakes etc as the tension got to the players; Strand Rd did just about enough with every man a hero but special mention to Barry John Keane who seemed to be everywhere & worked himself to a standstill- honourable mentions too to Con Barrett, Ross O’Callaghan, Cormac Coffey , Jack Savage & Tommy Walsh - a final now beckons against unfancied Newcastlewest on 10th Dec with Pairc Ui Chaoimh the likely venue.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Nov 27, 2022 16:33:10 GMT
The eire og sub who entered play to attack a player should get a lengthy ban
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Post by southward on Nov 27, 2022 16:46:03 GMT
Kerins O’Rahillys dug deep to see off Eire Og by the minimum margin in a keenly contested game with many talking points , the main one being the dismissal of David Moran on 22mins, on two yellow cards; the cards were both contentious especially the 2nd one when David was fouled in possession, his opponent clung onto him & fell to the ground when David pushed him aside - referee quickly produced a yellow card, dismissing Moran & hopping the ball - the decision was greeted by loud booing & KO’R were now battling with 14. It turned out to be a terrific struggle with both sides guilty of poor misses, handling mistakes etc as the tension got to the players; Strand Rd did just about enough with every man a hero but special mention to Barry John Keane who seemed to be everywhere & worked himself to a standstill- honourable mentions too to Con Barrett, Ross O’Callaghan, Cormac Coffey , Jack Savage & Tommy Walsh - a final now beckons against unfancied Newcastlewest on 10th Dec with Pairc Ui Chaoimh the likely venue. Pairc Ui Chaoimh - that's mad, who's going to go to that? Why not toss for home advantage, ensure a bit of atmosphere? Even if it was NCW, it would be handy enough for Tralee fans. PUC would be ridiclulous. |
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Post by horsebox77 on Nov 27, 2022 16:56:28 GMT
Under lights by all accounts throw in 730pm.
Tralee would be possible, not sure about NCW but their neighbours Rathkeale have lights.
They should toss for venue, ASP or Rathkeale would as an away venue would be better for both club supporters as opposed to a spin down to the nightmare venue that would be a less than half full PùC
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Post by greengold35 on Nov 27, 2022 17:20:44 GMT
Kerins O’Rahillys dug deep to see off Eire Og by the minimum margin in a keenly contested game with many talking points , the main one being the dismissal of David Moran on 22mins, on two yellow cards; the cards were both contentious especially the 2nd one when David was fouled in possession, his opponent clung onto him & fell to the ground when David pushed him aside - referee quickly produced a yellow card, dismissing Moran & hopping the ball - the decision was greeted by loud booing & KO’R were now battling with 14. It turned out to be a terrific struggle with both sides guilty of poor misses, handling mistakes etc as the tension got to the players; Strand Rd did just about enough with every man a hero but special mention to Barry John Keane who seemed to be everywhere & worked himself to a standstill- honourable mentions too to Con Barrett, Ross O’Callaghan, Cormac Coffey , Jack Savage & Tommy Walsh - a final now beckons against unfancied Newcastlewest on 10th Dec with Pairc Ui Chaoimh the likely venue. Pairc Ui Chaoimh - that's mad, who's going to go to that? Why not toss for home advantage, ensure a bit of atmosphere? Even if it was NCW, it would be handy enough for Tralee fans. PUC would be ridiclulous. Fully agree on it being mad to hold it in PUC - the word on Friday from Munster Council was that in the event of KO’R making the final tgat if vs NCW it would be PUC & if Clonmel Páirc na Gaeil in Limerick - hopefully that will change. |
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Post by greengold35 on Nov 28, 2022 10:01:33 GMT
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Post by Ballyfireside on Nov 28, 2022 10:34:44 GMT
Was the lad who had Moran sent off not obstructing him as he was taking a free - I don't think David ever raised a hand like that and maybe someone was auditioning for Hollywood too and he rose the both yellows.
If I am right then that ref and indeed photographer need a kick where the sun don't shine!
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Post by percentageplay on Nov 28, 2022 13:02:36 GMT
Judging from the photos it does look like Moran was "palming off" the opposition player who was trying to slow down the free. It very much looks like a "harsh" red (second yellow). However, how should Moran avoid getting this red... Don't put his hand into the face of an opposition player and force a ref to make a decision!
Too much do we blame a ref for being harsh, or an opposition player for being dramatic. Simply don't put yourself in a position where a card may be the result regardless of what is happening around you!
(I didn't see the incident and was very surprised to hear that Moran of all people on the KOR team would be the one getting the early red)
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Post by mitchelsontour on Nov 28, 2022 13:32:22 GMT
Saw the incident on social media, Moran didn't do much but the Clare lad acted as if Mike Tyson had landed one on his jaw.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Nov 28, 2022 15:39:44 GMT
Saw the incident on social media, Moran didn't do much but the Clare lad acted as if Mike Tyson had landed one on his jaw. It was ridiculous, he hit the deck like he had been shot. |
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Post by keane on Nov 28, 2022 16:09:52 GMT
The first yellow was worse it was barely a free
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Nov 28, 2022 16:21:54 GMT
The first yellow was worse it was barely a free We’re back to the age old GAA issue of not punishing the instigator and just punishing the fella who is being hit and held. Sure it’s a free hit for the eire og fella as he’s able to hang off Moran and hit him sly digs to slow the free and there’s no jeopardy. He can do whatever he wants and the slightest hand off and he’ll hit the deck |
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Post by Mickmack on Nov 28, 2022 17:17:55 GMT
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Post by mike70 on Nov 28, 2022 19:26:53 GMT
Looks more like a hand off for sure, I don’t see a striking action, on the margins I guess.
Kor did well to see out the game with 14 men for over 45 min, they will need to reduce the errors to progress.
Great victories also for rathmore and fossa.
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Post by greengold35 on Nov 28, 2022 20:41:02 GMT
The first yellow was worse it was barely a free Ref was card happy & inconsistent- similar incident in the 2nd half where Barry John impeded a free taker & was pushed to the ground - no action taken. Ref has a history of issuing cards - issued 18 yellows a couple years f years ago when refereeing Derry /Roscommon national league game. Ref has no feel for the game. |
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Post by greengold35 on Nov 28, 2022 20:53:18 GMT
Looks more like a hand off for sure, I don’t see a striking action, on the margins I guess. Kor did well to see out the game with 14 men for over 45 min, they will need to reduce the errors to progress. Great victories also for rathmore and fossa. There was NO striking action by Moran - ref would have promptly issued a straight red if there was a hint of a strike. Ref looked like he couldn’t wait to issue a 2nd yellow to send him off. |
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Post by Mickmack on Nov 28, 2022 21:28:32 GMT
Looks more like a hand off for sure, I don’t see a striking action, on the margins I guess. Kor did well to see out the game with 14 men for over 45 min, they will need to reduce the errors to progress. Great victories also for rathmore and fossa. There was NO striking action by Moran - ref would have promptly issued a straight red if there was a hint of a strike. Ref looked like he couldn’t wait to issue a 2nd yellow to send him off. Ref may have deemed it 'rough play' which is a yellow card. See number 3 under 'cautionable infractions' You can get a yellow for many things apart from striking. The ref was within his rights to give him a yellow. Another ref might have let it go but thats life. learning.gaa.ie/Rule_changes |
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Post by Ballyfireside on Nov 29, 2022 1:44:52 GMT
At best David got sent off being strong enough to try to get on with the play and also the ref at best was niave to Hollywood antics - very hard on the pure sportsman that is Moran and all belonging to him! Northies rave about him being so under-rated and maybe we are guilty of that ourselves, spoilt as we are - just think of what he has been through, and then what he has achieved for us, and now our GAA does this to him when he is doing what he probably loves most; getting his club over the line ala Gooch when Crokes eventually got there.
Still the real offender now has a bright future as refs will watch him like a hawk - one thing they don't like is being made fools of and it will stick with him for his career. I've seen it before.
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Post by mike70 on Nov 29, 2022 6:22:00 GMT
There was NO striking action by Moran - ref would have promptly issued a straight red if there was a hint of a strike. Ref looked like he couldn’t wait to issue a 2nd yellow to send him off. Ref may have deemed it 'rough play' which is a yellow card. See number 3 under 'cautionable infractions' You can get a yellow for many things apart from striking. The ref was within his rights to give him a yellow. Another ref might have let it go but thats life. learning.gaa.ie/Rule_changesMick Mac, I am no expert on the rules, but did the ennis man not deserve a yellow as well for stopping Moran from playing on, I can understand your call on the ref decision re Moran, but another ref might not have given , I think the over reaction by the ennis lad influenced the ref decision |
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