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Kilcoo beat Ballyboden in all ireland semi final at Breffni park, so if Glen play Crokes i would guess that would be and should be venue.
Yourjoking (USA) - Posts: 724 - 21/11/2023 19:53:51 2514089 Link 0 |
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Again in the name of God, why would it be in Croke Park? If both should end up in the semi, it won't be in Derry or Dublin. After that it doesn't matter where it is played.
ORIELMAN85 (Monaghan) - Posts: 386 - 21/11/2023 20:26:33 2514093 Link 0 |
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On paper it could be Glen v Crokes, if it is, your right, Armagh is a brilliant GAA ground. Another thing is young people, bring a ball or a hurl because you allowed play on field at half time.
Saynothing (Tyrone) - Posts: 2149 - 22/11/2023 10:59:09 2514141 Link 2 |
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Armagh is my favourite ground in the country to go watch a game. Always great to see the young people kicking ball and hurling at HT. Those occasions are the only time I've seen the Armagh county colours hurling.
panamasam (Australia) - Posts: 2812 - 22/11/2023 14:57:24 2514180 Link 0 |
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Cavan a bit out of the way for a team from Down v Dublin, considering a small stretch of motorway separates both counties.
drumalee11 (USA) - Posts: 328 - 22/11/2023 15:20:28 2514184 Link 0 |
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Armagh or Newry would probaly be more likely if it was Glen v Kilmacud. Derry is 2 hours from Cavan FoolsGold (Cavan) - Posts: 2823 - 22/11/2023 17:14:36 2514205 Link 0 |
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Newry is 2 hours from Derry aswell. Armagh would be smack bang in the middle . drumalee11 (USA) - Posts: 328 - 23/11/2023 12:28:59 2514287 Link 0 |
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Maomh Conaill putting up a mighty show so far and kicked some bad wides. Saynothing (Tyrone) - Posts: 2149 - 25/11/2023 17:58:49 2514581 Link 0 |
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So Scotstown v Glen … will be a cracker! veterngaa (Monaghan) - Posts: 647 - 26/11/2023 20:56:55 2514644 Link 0 |
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Really enjoy watching An Bhoth I have to say, That's last two games that they pulled out of the fire through remaining patient, keeping their shape and kicking the hard ones. Beggan's role is as important as Cluxton's was to Dublin. And that on day he made two uncharacteristic errors, BarneyGrant (Dublin) - Posts: 3102 - 27/11/2023 10:57:13 2514694 Link 0 |
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Should be a cracking final, personally I think the addition of the currin man up front will tip it in scotstowns favour.. mick2007 (Monaghan) - Posts: 533 - 27/11/2023 12:12:59 2514708 Link 0 |
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... and the soft decisions(!) - clear Trillick frees not given, line balls blatantly incorrectly called - handed to Scotstown by the ref throughout. Ref and his crew were openly inconsistent throughout, and a few awful howlers near the end, all favouring Scotstown. At the end, Scotstown fans near me were cheering the ref. Says it all. Read between the lines in the Irish News: ---------------------------------------- "Trillick chased a kickpass into the far corner and seemed to keep it in - but the linesman called it out. The ball wasn't out …" "Scotstown got a couple of frees their way in the moments that remained that didn't fit with the fouls given over the other 80 minutes." "… a referee that was allowing Scotstown to wrap him [Niall Donelly, Trillick player] up in bear hugs …" --------------------------------------- There is a culture of omerta in the GAA about refereeing. Traditionally, even when a ref is poor, papers say nothing. So when a paper even mentions the ref at all, you can rest assured it's been very poor. In a v tight game, the Armagh referee's well-timed interventions were decisive; perhaps a bit of spite at Trillick for embarrassing the Armagh champions in the previous game. Glen did not look great in their semi, Scotstown could well win the Ulster final. And that of course would let the 17-a-side boys in Kilmacud off the hook. points50swiththeargyllsonthewrongfeet (Tyrone) - Posts: 274 - 27/11/2023 12:17:09 2514709 Link 0 |
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It should be and Scotstown won't fear Glen.
Saynothing (Tyrone) - Posts: 2149 - 27/11/2023 12:27:40 2514712 Link 0 |
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up in bear hugs …" --------------------------------------- There is a culture of omerta in the GAA about refereeing. Traditionally, even when a ref is poor, papers say nothing. So when a paper even mentions the ref at all, you can rest assured it's been very poor. In a v tight game, the Armagh referee's well-timed interventions were decisive; perhaps a bit of spite at Trillick for embarrassing the Armagh champions in the previous game. Glen did not look great in their semi, Scotstown could well win the Ulster final. And that of course would let the 17-a-side boys in Kilmacud off the hook."]Yes, I did think a couple of the frees might not have been called, but Trí Leac got a few themselves. I see the Kilmacud team is expanding like the numbers who claimed to be in GPO in '16. "Kilmacud, with 23 men on the pitch while referee was being handed a €1,000 voucher for Quinnsworth. Stillorgan ..." BarneyGrant (Dublin) - Posts: 3102 - 27/11/2023 12:49:24 2514716 Link 0 |
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up in bear hugs …" --------------------------------------- There is a culture of omerta in the GAA about refereeing. Traditionally, even when a ref is poor, papers say nothing. So when a paper even mentions the ref at all, you can rest assured it's been very poor. In a v tight game, the Armagh referee's well-timed interventions were decisive; perhaps a bit of spite at Trillick for embarrassing the Armagh champions in the previous game. Glen did not look great in their semi, Scotstown could well win the Ulster final. And that of course would let the 17-a-side boys in Kilmacud off the hook."]Always the refs fault.. I watched the game and in my opinion the best team won, won most of the breaks from kick outs in ET and it was crucial. Also the ball was clearly out when 'Trillick chased a kick pass into the corner' the Trillick player even put his hands to his head because he knew it was out so dont believe everything u read! u sound very bitter about it. Garmin (Longford) - Posts: 96 - 27/11/2023 12:53:26 2514717 Link 1 |
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The Ulster club Championship is like the the Ulster inter county Championship to me, the best in the country, some show from Scotstown again, great win, I fancy them to beat Glen too.I'd love to see them land an All Ireland too but one step at a time. Tirchonaill1 (Donegal) - Posts: 3022 - 27/11/2023 12:58:35 2514718 Link 1 |
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up in bear hugs …" --------------------------------------- There is a culture of omerta in the GAA about refereeing. Traditionally, even when a ref is poor, papers say nothing. So when a paper even mentions the ref at all, you can rest assured it's been very poor. In a v tight game, the Armagh referee's well-timed interventions were decisive; perhaps a bit of spite at Trillick for embarrassing the Armagh champions in the previous game. Glen did not look great in their semi, Scotstown could well win the Ulster final. And that of course would let the 17-a-side boys in Kilmacud off the hook."]Very sour. The linesman had a great view of the line ball. Even look at Garritys reaction, he knew it was out. A foul is a foul. If you complain about a referrer you ain't looking at the full picture. Trillick had 80 minutes to win, they didn't. veterngaa (Monaghan) - Posts: 647 - 27/11/2023 13:03:35 2514719 Link 1 |
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up in bear hugs …" --------------------------------------- There is a culture of omerta in the GAA about refereeing. Traditionally, even when a ref is poor, papers say nothing. So when a paper even mentions the ref at all, you can rest assured it's been very poor. In a v tight game, the Armagh referee's well-timed interventions were decisive; perhaps a bit of spite at Trillick for embarrassing the Armagh champions in the previous game. Glen did not look great in their semi, Scotstown could well win the Ulster final. And that of course would let the 17-a-side boys in Kilmacud off the hook."]The ball was out further up the line did you even watch the game..and as for an armagh ref showing spite because trillick beat cross your having a laugh about that surely,I'd say the majority of armagh clubs and refs would love seeing cross getting beat with the success they have had in armagh in fairness..your like mickey harte another bitter tyrone man cant take his beating Monaghanlad (Monaghan) - Posts: 30 - 27/11/2023 15:03:01 2514738 Link 0 |
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The ball was out further up the line did you even watch the game..and as for an armagh ref showing spite because trillick beat cross your having a laugh about that surely,I'd say the majority of armagh clubs and refs would love seeing cross getting beat with the success they have had in armagh in fairness..your like mickey harte another bitter tyrone man cant take his beating"]Glen were awarded a replay by the cccc this year after they lodged an appeal, then they bizarrely withdrew the appeal, talk about having your cake and NOT eating it. I have no axe to grind for either club but I would guess Kilmacud would relish the opportunity of meeting Glen again.
sligo joe (Dublin) - Posts: 793 - 27/11/2023 21:29:20 2514796 Link 0 |
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Apart from the cross game there has been little between any of the teams, but the best two teams are in the final make no mistake. mhunicean_abu (Monaghan) - Posts: 1052 - 28/11/2023 10:01:58 2514814 Link 0 |