2017 Draw:
First round Meath v Westmeath Wicklow v Louth Carlow v Wexford Longford BYE
Quarter-finals Dublin v Meath/Westmeath Kildare v Longford Carlow/Wexford v Offaly Laois v Wicklow/Louth
2017 Draw:
First round Meath v Westmeath Wicklow v Louth Carlow v Wexford Longford BYE
Quarter-finals Dublin v Meath/Westmeath Kildare v Longford Carlow/Wexford v Offaly Laois v Wicklow/Louth
He Strong enough team there next year . Evan Comerford in goals Jack Mullins Declan Monahan Eoin Murchan Shane Clayton CJ Smith Tony O'Sullivan Glenn O'Reilly James Holland Andrew McGowan in the backs. Andy Foley and Donal McIlgorm and Aaron Elliott in midfield. Brian Howard Colm Basquel Jack Burke Aacron Byrne Con O'Callaghan Paddy Small Calling Pearson Chris Sallier Tom Fox Shane Howard Cormac Howley in the forwards. Could go all the way I think.
QuoteHe Strong enough team there next year . Evan Comerford in goalsJack Mullins Declan Monahan Eoin Murchan Shane Clayton CJ Smith Tony O'Sullivan Glenn O'Reilly James Holland Andrew McGowan in the backs. Andy Foley and Donal McIlgorm and Aaron Elliott in midfield. Brian Howard Colm Basquel Jack Burke Aacron Byrne Con O'Callaghan Paddy Small Calling Pearson Chris Sallier Tom Fox Shane Howard Cormac Howley in the forwards. Could go all the way I think.
Pretty sure Cillian O'Shea and Darragh Spillane are u21 again next year and someone said on another thread Sean McMahon from Raheny will be eligible too. Niall Quinn son the goalie should be available too
I think there are 2 more Skerries lads on the panel, Sean Rocks and Stephen Smyth
Quinn was born and reared in England, then moved to Kildare to live. How can he be considered a Dub? His Dad goes to hurling matches wearing a Tipp jersey!
an absolute joke
QuoteQuinn was born and reared in England, then moved to Kildare to live. How can he be considered a Dub? His Dad goes to hurling matches wearing a Tipp jersey
Agree wouldn't have him near the setup.
Has he moved to a dublin club?
QuoteQuinn was born and reared in England, then moved to Kildare to live. How can he be considered a Dub? His Dad goes to hurling matches wearing a Tipp jersey!
His father played minor hurling for Dublin. I think that makes him a Dub. Where he was brought up or where he lives are not relevant. If he wishes to play for Dublin he is entitled to if they want him. He is no different to Michael Deegan on that score.
QuoteHis father played minor hurling for Dublin. I think that makes him a Dub. Where he was brought up or where he lives are not relevant. If he wishes to play for Dublin he is entitled to if they want him. He is no different to Michael Deegan on that score.
No no no in my view . This is the same as Dublin clubs signing players from outside except it's at county level He has no connection with Dublin . Absolutely none
QuoteNo no no in my view . This is the same as Dublin clubs signing players from outside except it's at county level He has no connection with Dublin . Absolutely none
What is Michael Deegan's connection with Dublin then? Doesn't live here. Doesn't play for a Dublin club. Why does he pass muster?
Under rule you can play for the county of your parents. Considering one of his parents actually played for Dublin it is patent nonsense to suggest that he should not be allowed to. Especially as no one seems to have an issue with another player in virtually the exact same situation.
QuoteWhat is Michael Deegan's connection with Dublin then? Doesn't live here. Doesn't play for a Dublin club. Why does he pass muster?
Under rule you can play for the county of your parents. Considering one of his parents actually played for Dublin it is patent nonsense to suggest that he should not be allowed to. Especially as no one seems to have an issue with another player in virtually the exact same situation.
If you weren't born in Dublin and you don't play for a Dublin club you've no business wearing the county jersey in my view
Farce
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