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Was at the Antrim v Laois game in Corrigan Park on Saturday. Lovely ground and good set up. It's Naomh Eoins ground and they had a couple of starters and a few other players on the panel. Great to see hurling strong in the city. Few clubs up there located very close to each other Galls is only down the road and Rossa's very close. Antrim hurling on the up. 
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Originally posted by reddladd reddladd wrote:

Was at the Antrim v Laois game in Corrigan Park on Saturday. Lovely ground and good set up. It's Naomh Eoins ground and they had a couple of starters and a few other players on the panel. Great to see hurling strong in the city. Few clubs up there located very close to each other Galls is only down the road and Rossa's very close. Antrim hurling on the up. 

Massive potential in antrim for hurling and football if they get the Dublin treatment. They deserve it too because there's huge room for growth and unlike Dublin back then they're in the doldrums for both codes. 
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From a Waterford perspective a good runout for us in the league with 3 home wins from 3 with 2 of those been against Limerick and Tipp, teams we struggled against many times in the past. The away defeats to Cork and Galway were worrying as are the injuries we picked up the past weekend. At the end of the day it was only the league and hopefully Cahill and co know what's need working on for 2 weeks time against Clare in the championship.

Galway and Kilkenny both topping there respective groups with both deservedly so. Its impossible to write off Kilkenny and Galway are in a great place. Don't be fooled by the league performances of Limerick and Tipp they will be right back in the mix for the championship. Cork and Clare very much improving as the weeks went on as are Dublin and Wexford. Antrim should be extremely proud of themselves and will not fear Dublin in Leinster . Laois and Westmeath both had mares of league campaigns and will playoff for Division 1 survival in August (who in the name of god decided on that date) 

This championship could be one of the greats 
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Originally posted by Healy52003 Healy52003 wrote:

From a Waterford perspective a good runout for us in the league with 3 home wins from 3 with 2 of those been against Limerick and Tipp, teams we struggled against many times in the past. The away defeats to Cork and Galway were worrying as are the injuries we picked up the past weekend. At the end of the day it was only the league and hopefully Cahill and co know what's need working on for 2 weeks time against Clare in the championship.

Galway and Kilkenny both topping there respective groups with both deservedly so. Its impossible to write off Kilkenny and Galway are in a great place. Don't be fooled by the league performances of Limerick and Tipp they will be right back in the mix for the championship. Cork and Clare very much improving as the weeks went on as are Dublin and Wexford. Antrim should be extremely proud of themselves and will not fear Dublin in Leinster . Laois and Westmeath both had mares of league campaigns and will playoff for Division 1 survival in August (who in the name of god decided on that date) 

This championship could be one of the greats 

Oh, how I have missed the "Best summer of hurling ever" line that we hear every year!!
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Anyone any recommendations on a good place in Cork to watch Clare v Waterford on Sunday with the outdoor dining? Staying in the Maldron and it doesn't look like they have a proper bar with a TV
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Originally posted by Borussia Borussia wrote:

Originally posted by Healy52003 Healy52003 wrote:

From a Waterford perspective a good runout for us in the league with 3 home wins from 3 with 2 of those been against Limerick and Tipp, teams we struggled against many times in the past. The away defeats to Cork and Galway were worrying as are the injuries we picked up the past weekend. At the end of the day it was only the league and hopefully Cahill and co know what's need working on for 2 weeks time against Clare in the championship.

Galway and Kilkenny both topping there respective groups with both deservedly so. Its impossible to write off Kilkenny and Galway are in a great place. Don't be fooled by the league performances of Limerick and Tipp they will be right back in the mix for the championship. Cork and Clare very much improving as the weeks went on as are Dublin and Wexford. Antrim should be extremely proud of themselves and will not fear Dublin in Leinster . Laois and Westmeath both had mares of league campaigns and will playoff for Division 1 survival in August (who in the name of god decided on that date) 

This championship could be one of the greats 

Oh, how I have missed the "Best summer of hurling ever" line that we hear every year!!

Going by the recent league games. Hurling is like a free taking competition. Don’t think need to worry about it being one of the great championships. 
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Its fairly hard to get anywhere booked alot of places not really taking bookings or dont have TVs I was trying for one of the euro matches was a nightmare. Hopefully at 3 on a sunday shouldn't be too bad. I know the Brog on oliver plunkett st are doing walk ins and have a tv and theres a new place directly across the road supposed to have a great beer garden (used to be called the grafton not sure what it is now.)
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Originally posted by aviva2015 aviva2015 wrote:

Its fairly hard to get anywhere booked alot of places not really taking bookings or dont have TVs I was trying for one of the euro matches was a nightmare. Hopefully at 3 on a sunday shouldn't be too bad. I know the Brog on oliver plunkett st are doing walk ins and have a tv and theres a new place directly across the road supposed to have a great beer garden (used to be called the grafton not sure what it is now.)

Cheers, I’ve heard the courtyard on sober lane is good for matches so will give that a go 👍
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Originally posted by The White Cafu The White Cafu wrote:

Originally posted by aviva2015 aviva2015 wrote:

Its fairly hard to get anywhere booked alot of places not really taking bookings or dont have TVs I was trying for one of the euro matches was a nightmare. Hopefully at 3 on a sunday shouldn't be too bad. I know the Brog on oliver plunkett st are doing walk ins and have a tv and theres a new place directly across the road supposed to have a great beer garden (used to be called the grafton not sure what it is now.)

Cheers, I’ve heard the courtyard on sober lane is good for matches so will give that a go 👍
I was in there today. A bottle of Heineken Zero and a pint of normal Heineken was €12. To hell with that.
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Let's hope the Deise do the business tomorrow but Barron and Prunty are huge losses and Clare will be rightly up for the challenge

Very high scoring wins for Dublin and Wexford over Antrim and Laois today. 
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How’s the hurling working this year 
Are Waterford and Antrim’s seasons over?
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Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

How’s the hurling working this year 
Are Waterford and Antrim’s seasons over?

No. There's 2 /3 rounds of qualifiers I think and then the 2 winners there play the runners up of the provincial finals in the AI QF's


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Very disappointing display from Waterford last Sunday, we have a lot of work to do to try and get through the qualifiers. We would not beat any Leinster team on that performance

Think Clare will struggle against Tipp but you never know what can happen. Tipp are in a sort of transitional period with Clare under no pressure. 

Cork will not fear Limerick and this could be a great game. Limerick could be to strong but Cork are the one team who show no fear of Limerick 

A goods day hurling in Croke Park awaits on Saturday with the Leinster semi finals. Galway vs Dublin on paper should be a easy enough win for Galway but same was said a few years ago and Dublin ended up knocking Galway out of the championship. Kilkenny vs Wexford could be a fiery affair and could go either way. If Wexford limits TJ Reid they have a massive chance of winning the game 

going with a 
Limerick vs Tipp Munster final and a surprise Leinster final pairing of Dublin and Wexford 
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Worst game I've ever seen in Thurlas, Cork and limerick equally bad, both teams giving balls away, missing passes, crazy amount of wides.
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Wexford U-20's beaten by Kildare U-20's Shocked
 
Down to 14 before half time and finished with 13 too. Unbelievable result for them.
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First time we've heard that Laois and Waterford can't face each other 
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