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Mayo GAA Thread - 3 Like(s)

Replying To ValPadden:  "brayballer - you might want to go back and look at. the games and the stats. Cillian O'C is top scorer of all time with most of his scores coming vs Dublin, Kerry and Galway. Plenty from play and plenty from placed balls. Similar to the other forwards you referenced, except he scored a lot more vs the top teams"
He was a good player but my piint was most of his scores came from placed balls.

Championship revord from play is

Cillian O Connor (played 75 games) and scored 22-73
David Clifford (played 53 games) and scored 26-173 from play.

Yoing Clifford has played 22 less games and has scored 4-100 more than O Connor from play.

brayballer (National) - 16/10/2026 11:53:25

Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
€19.99 to watch county final on clubber. God bless the dodgy box

seanie08 (National) - 16/10/2026 08:12:46

Wicklow GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Well done to all 6 players who made it onto the Tailtean team of the year, richly deserved for all

stringfellohawk (National) - 16/10/2026 10:48:13

Monaghan GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Did a bit of research before junior final. What is the story with Drumhowan. Not a good sign winning so many junior championships

Won junior Double in 2006. Relegated in 07.
Won Junior in 08 & Ulster
Won intermediate league & lost championship final in 09
Relegated from senior then intermediate in 10 and 11
Won junior in 2012 Relegated the following year
Won in 2014. Relegated the following year
Won in 2024. Relegated last year
Won league and probably championship this year.

For the last 20 years they have won 10 cups. Yet haven't remained in senior or intermediate for two consecutive years. Poor from them

Farneyarmy2013 (National) - 16/10/2026 11:53:00

Westmeath Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Decent performance by CBS but lucky enough to get the win in the end. Nearly threw away a 7-point lead.

Overall the team looks very balanced and the majority are still very young with another year or two left in the school. Struggled a bit around midfield and definitely don't have near the size of last year's team.

The Dublin crowd were very well set up defensively though and really well organised, so it was a decent win overall.

TheWagonWheel-N91Y529 (National) - 16/10/2026 14:21:33

Roscommon GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Does anyone think Pearses will do it? 8-39 in two extra time games and only two wides is incredible efficiency. Part of me feels that it's being billed as a county final for the ages but Brigids will pull away and win more comfortably than expected. Hopefully it doesn't transpire like that and we get a game as gripping as the semi final. I think it was Ian Cooney that said, more has to go right for Pearses to win than Brigids and I tend to agree. Weather looks ideal. Shame about the ticket pricing, a lot more neutrals would go if they had the good sense to to knock a fiver off the main price and 15 euro tickets for students and OAPs.

FullOfPorter (National) - 16/10/2026 15:03:55

Wexford Hurling Thread - 1 Like(s)

Replying To Timbertony:  "Any club players, regular county players aside, show up well in club championships?"
Only a subjective opinion obviously-
-Oisin Foley seemed to be carrying Crossabeg on his back
-Joe Barrett composed as usual
-Conor Firman reads the game so well
-Conal Flood knee seems to be holding up well
-Cathal Doyle only played one game as he was injured but scored 2-11 in the relegation final
-Charlie Mooney moves and hurls well for a lad his size
-Daire Barden back from Oz and improved game on game
-Jim White solid at the back for Oylegate
-Michael Dundon stood out in all the Clongeen games I saw this year.
-Seanie O'Neill seems to have found another gear since the knockouts started
-Oisin Hayes workrate massively improved over the last year and good on frees
-Tomas O'Connor settling in well after his move up from Kerry
-Barry Hassey inspirational big lad
-David Dunne different gravy at Intermediate

Saying all that doesn't mean they would neccessarily succeed at intercounty, or even want to play intercounty at all.

Some of the lads who stood out to me for their age would be u20s next year, Oisin Moore, Colin Carley, Jamie Kennedy, Ryan Doran, Conor Fanning, Sean Hyland, Ian Reilly.

Viking66 (National) - 16/10/2026 15:31:29