GAA tweets of the week
May 20, 2019
A dog enters the field of play during the Ulster SFC quarter-final clash between Cavan and Monaghan at Kingspan Breffni. ©INPHO/Tommy Dickson.
A drama-packed weekend of GAA action generated plenty of activity on social media...
😂😂 he also mentioned a flykick... i never heard it mentioned in a gaelic setting before ...
— Alan Brogan (@alanbrogan13) May 19, 2019
Watched the Sunday Game and some of the score taking from Armagh and Down players was sublime. As good as you’ll see but while the game had plenty of scores, I’m not so sure that it was the classic that many say it was. Maybe I’m looking for too much 🤷♂️
— Steven McDonnell (@StevenMcD13) May 19, 2019
Gargantuan effort from those Down men. Caolan a victim of his own speed with the pace in which he went into the challenge with, huge turning point. Doubt we’ll get a more exciting game this summer.
— Mark Poland (@polie11) May 19, 2019
Very fine margins in that game today but the effort and commitment that @OfficialDownGAA team put in was nothing short of a pleasure to watch. Big players stood up when needed most! Hope they rally now for the qualifiers. 🔴⚫️
— Aidan Carr (@AC_0404) May 19, 2019
What an inspiration this lad is https://t.co/ZYhLP0lbr4
— Aidan O Mahony (@GmailMahony) May 19, 2019
Outrageous performance from @OfficialCorkGAA - changes in starting 15 and players upping their game from the last day. Tactically got it right too 👏 wouldn’t fancy playing @LimerickCLG next @officialgaa
— Michael Fennelly (@MFennellyKK) May 19, 2019
People of Cork Council....start enquiring how much it is to erect a statue these days...because yer going to have build one for Pa Horgan 👏🏻#Hoggie #LIMvCORK #classact
— Shane McGrath (@Shaneytweet) May 19, 2019
Bonnar Mahers touch for the goal was top class. He’s the heart beat of the Tipp team. Serious warrior. #TippvWat #Gaa
— Seánie Tobin (@Tellytobin) May 19, 2019
I hope that dog got to it’s owners safely. More important than any result ! https://t.co/WGRgHMe9Op
— Conor.mortimer (@Conmort) May 18, 2019
Love a dog on the field. Great laugh 😂
— Daniel St Ledger (@DanStL89) May 18, 2019
Well done Cavan. Massive win. There will be some@craic in the @boarsheaddublin tonight !!
— Marc Ó Sé (@osemarc2) May 18, 2019
If anyone watched Cavan in the flesh during the league this won’t be too much of a surprise!
— Darran O'Sullivan (@Darransull86) May 18, 2019
Great win for Cavan. Brilliant hungry performance. Never went away got the couple of crucial scores in second half. Well done Mickey Graham. Monaghan better in secind hslf but serious trouble converting what chances they got. Enjoy it Cavan!!🏐👌🏼🔥
— Tomás Ó Sé (@tomas5ky) May 18, 2019
First time seeing a Micky Graham team in the flesh. Seriously impressed, very good defensively, love the width they show up front. #championship @SkySportsGAA
— Kieran Donaghy (@starryboy14) May 18, 2019
Class act by Michael Ryan- last years manager ,congratulating his former players after today’s brilliant win against Offaly 😉
— Dessie Dolan (@dessiedolan) May 18, 2019
What a genuine GAA man 👍👍 https://t.co/8HJIbOKp6H
Well done @JohnnyMurtagh & @MilltownGAA Some Bainisteoir 👏 https://t.co/YPRHK2fYZy
— Ciarán Kilkenny (@CKKilkenny93) May 18, 2019
RIP Anton thank you for paving the way. #bluepanter https://t.co/RsjiRz1MmP
— Philly Mc Mahon (@PhillyMcMahon) May 17, 2019
From the brief time I got to know him, Anton O’Toole made me realise that it wasn’t the success that he had playing football, but the friends he made while doing so and long after that, that he cherished the most. Huge loss to the GAA community but he’s left his mark 💙RIP Anton
— Donnchadh Walsh (@DonnchadhWalsh) May 17, 2019
superb.. make ya proud to be a Dub. The current Dublin team stands on the shoulders of giants like Anton. https://t.co/O9HD1hrfs4
— Alan Brogan (@alanbrogan13) May 17, 2019
A very sad day. What a gentleman. 💙 https://t.co/VDR4WTWfI2
— Paul Flynn (@Flinto23) May 17, 2019
TweetLee Brennan pulling out of the Tyrone senior set up is baffling. This is happening all to often with our forwards every year. These young exciting players are maybe fed up with the commitment it takes to get a starting jersey and not satisfied to be used as subs in big games.
— Owen Mulligan (@owen_mulligan) May 20, 2019
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