Does anyone know what time the draw is on LMFM at tonight?

Meath89 (Meath) - Posts: 22 - 13/02/2012 18:18:55    1111015

Its on now.

m11 (Meath) - Posts: 61 - 13/02/2012 20:12:33    1111126

does anyone know the hurling draw?

bonusgarden (Meath) - Posts: 5 - 13/02/2012 20:33:48    1111145

anyone hear the senior champ draw? Any groups of death!

mightymhi (Meath) - Posts: 11 - 13/02/2012 20:45:38    1111162

Junior Championship Groups 2012

Group A
1. Clonard
2. St bridgits
3. Moylagh
4. Dunsany
5. Curraha
6. Cortown

Group B
1. Duleek
2. Summerhilll
3. Slane
4. Kilmainhamwood
5. Trim
6. Kilmainham

Group C
1. Bective
2. Skryne
3. Drumbaragh
4. Navan o'mahonys
5. Ratoath
6. Drumcondrath


Group D
1. Kilbride
2. Meath Hill
3. Dunboyne
4. Simonstown
5. Don/ash


Some interesting games. Looks like group A is the hardest group.

BigJoe14 (Meath) - Posts: 1018 - 13/02/2012 20:50:07    1111165

Group A
Trim v Navan
Kilmessan v Kiltale
Kildalkey v Na Fianna

Group B
Drumree v Dunboyne
Kilyon v Boardsmill
Gaeil Colmcille v Longwood

mickwal (Meath) - Posts: 20 - 13/02/2012 20:50:37    1111167

Senior Draw

Group A

Nobber
Duleek/Bellewstown
St Pats
Summerhill
Don/Ash
Moynalvey

Group B

Skryne
Simonstown
Wolfe Tones
Walterstown
Dunboyne
Dunshaughlin

Group C

Oldcastle
NOM
Blackhall Gaels
Seneschalstown
Rathkenny

Stillsenior (Meath) - Posts: 125 - 13/02/2012 21:08:16    1111196

Christ that is some group of death in the senior hurling, every team that reached the knockout stages this year in one section together....going to be some fierce, fierce competition in there....

CastleBravo (Meath) - Posts: 1741 - 13/02/2012 21:21:23    1111207

Going to be some summer in 2012 for Gaa. Group of death in the senior hurling looks bad for na fianna starting date for both hurling and footbal isl 13 14 15 APRIL

royalsdelaney (Meath) - Posts: 93 - 13/02/2012 21:54:09    1111235

Intermediate Football Championship

GROUP A
Longwood
Ballinlough
Kells
St Colmcilles
Trim

GROUP B
Dunderry
Na Fianna
St Michaels
Syddan
Athboy

GROUP C
Castletown
Ballinabrackey
Carnaross
Ballivor
St Ultans

Crawley_JuniorD (Meath) - Posts: 211 - 13/02/2012 22:02:02    1111244

Group B looks toughest in Senior..There should be a few good matches in that one. In Intermediate, A and C are both difficult groups. C in particular looks to be most competitive with carnaross, castletown etc. Can't wait for the start

seamusmac (Meath) - Posts: 379 - 14/02/2012 08:21:40    1111249

IFC
Group A
Gaeil Colmcille v Trim Kells and Blough(group of death!!)
Longwood v Ballinlough
St. Colmcilles bye

Group B
Dunderry v St. Michaels Clann na gael and Na Fianna
Syddan v Na Fianna
Clann na Gael bye

Group C
Carnaross v Ballivor Carnaross and Ballinabrackey
Castletown v Ballinabrackey
St. Ultans bye

tackleberry (Meath) - Posts: 324 - 14/02/2012 09:26:08    1111258

Senior Q finalists S'Hill, Don/Ash, St Pat's, Tones, Skryne, Dunshaughlin or Simonstown, O Mahoney's and Rathkenny. Wont be much interestin group stages with majority of results very predictable

Analyst (Meath) - Posts: 1514 - 14/02/2012 10:31:32    1111296

Is it just me or does it say Kilmainham have entered a team into the Junior 2 hurling championship? Surely it's meant to be St. Patricks if anything...

CastleBravo (Meath) - Posts: 1741 - 14/02/2012 11:16:35    1111319

i predict big upsets in a and c group. cant be upsets in group b as teams are fairly evenly matched. for me nobber summerhill st pats, dunboyne tones and walterstown and group c any pair. I stand to be corrected as I think bits even more open than ever to win a championship

aces (Meath) - Posts: 162 - 14/02/2012 14:50:29    1111480

Senior hurling group A, this i think will improve the standard in the county championship, no more loosing 2 games i reckon and reaching the knock out stage, so i predict the following, round winners will be Trim, Kilmessan and Kildalkey with kilmessan kildalkey and kiltale to qualify from the group, who tops the group god only knows, i fear for the teams in group B (no disrespect) as the teams that qualify from group A will be firing on all cylindes i guess so whoever ends up in a qtr final from group B will be a long way off the pace of the supposed big guns, can see 3 of the semi final teams coming from group A and the eventual winners also coming from group A with Kells relegated from senior, big ask of the champions to acheive 4 in a row, thats my thoughts, lets hope the organisers allow us to see all the big games by arranging fixtures to suit the paying public.

StickFan (Meath) - Posts: 217 - 14/02/2012 15:24:38    1111508

No harm but anyone who thinks that Nobber or Walterstown will qualify to knockout stages of the SFC is on medication or the standard has dropped a lot more than i thought and i believe as i said before it has plummeted in the past 2 years

Analyst (Meath) - Posts: 1514 - 14/02/2012 16:38:08    1111583

Analyst you may change that name!! Walterstown have made the knockout stages the last two years, so saying ppl who say they may qualify for medication is nonsensical and belittles the role of medication . To open the thoughts of championship 2012 by putting down Walterstown and Nobber who are training away is negative at best, , Also the blacks bet Skryne who were in their group last year,and have beaten Dunshaughlin (2yr ago) and Simonstown (3or4 year ago) the last times also played in Championship, So good as chance as anyone!! Mon the Blacks and Nobber!!

Blackbeard (Meath) - Posts: 2 - 14/02/2012 18:21:50    1111674

I am not putting anyone down, just being a realist, i happened to be in Navan for the Q finallast year against a Tones side who are a pale shadow of a few years back and it was as one sided a match as i was ever at, I know a lot of people from Nobber and have seen them a few times and they are not up to it, Pat's i think will be the surprise packets in a championship that should be Don Ash as they have far superior players in quality and quantity than other clubs

Analyst (Meath) - Posts: 1514 - 15/02/2012 11:17:17    1111983

analyst, change your name. your as on the ball as a fish up a tree, a big tree. football has been improving with better facilities,more educated coaches, physios, video analysis, gym programmes to say but a few. players are fitter and more clinical. if you look back ten yrs to when selectors came down for five mins in the middle of training and had a smoke at the side while havin a chat.

aces (Meath) - Posts: 162 - 15/02/2012 13:23:33    1112141