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I think it's us country folk that go on about them like that rather than the Dubs themselves.
Low2Joe (Wexford) - Posts: 54 - 13/09/2024 21:10:24 2569769 Link 1 |
Good decision. He's done very well with Na Fianna and seems to have a good team around him. All of who know Dublin hurling scene from top to bottom and will have a good idea of what needs to be done both with the current senior set-up and to ensure solid connection to the underage structures. Donoghue deserves credit for his time but any outside manager is always going to have his eye on other prospects, not least with his own county. Be some battle in Parnell in April or May when Galway come to town! BarneyGrant (Dublin) - Posts: 2974 - 14/09/2024 12:18:00 2569815 Link 1 |
Good win for Lucan in brilliant game yesterday against Na Fianna. Both still in quarter finals with Crokes and Vinnies taking the semi final places. BarneyGrant (Dublin) - Posts: 2974 - 15/09/2024 15:07:42 2569955 Link 1 |
Lucan made things difficult at times for themselves, great game though. Dubs tv gives some service.
Bon (Kildare) - Posts: 2054 - 16/09/2024 13:30:13 2570140 Link 0 |
Cuala turning out to be the surprise packet of the senior football championship. Just two years up from intermediate and with chance of first final since only appearance in late 80s. With Con on fire and Mick Fitz defying father time, might give Ballymun something to think about in semi. BarneyGrant (Dublin) - Posts: 2974 - 22/09/2024 08:03:44 2571236 Link 0 |
Hi looking for advice please. Out gaa club are recently giving our juveniles and teenagers a cold shoulder. Whereas previously kids would use the facilities example playing on astros or on occasion watching games in the hall or bar there seems to be push back now against this. Curiousme (Dublin) - Posts: 2 - 22/09/2024 18:59:47 2571291 Link 0 |
What's everyone's predictions? Gearoid1998ffowaed (Galway) - Posts: 117 - 22/09/2024 19:07:37 2571294 Link 0 |
Mmmm. I could make a stab at the club you are referring to. Or maybe its a general pattern. I think its a good idea to allow juvenile members watch matches in bar or on big days in hall but let's be honest, Sundays and Saturdays in some clubs can be like child-minding where children roam about while Mammy and Daddy get jarred. Not saying this applies to your own club but its not uncommon. BarneyGrant (Dublin) - Posts: 2974 - 22/09/2024 19:33:20 2571301 Link 0 |
Going to make wild stab and say none of them have a hope of winning Dublin SFC :-)
BarneyGrant (Dublin) - Posts: 2974 - 22/09/2024 19:34:16 2571302 Link 0 |
That Shane Walsh lad has a lot to answer for!
Onion_Sack (Dublin) - Posts: 249 - 22/09/2024 20:14:26 2571310 Link 1 |
Not really an issue in the club they don't serve food and it's quiet generally
Curiousme (Dublin) - Posts: 2 - 23/09/2024 12:22:06 2571437 Link 0 |
Might be just a general trend towards this. Maybe DCB have asked clubs? No idea to be honest. Would be bad lookout if club bars were stopping children. Need to enforce proper safety etc and be flexible on big days but children shouldn't be in bars after 6 imho.
BarneyGrant (Dublin) - Posts: 2974 - 23/09/2024 13:52:36 2571451 Link 0 |