Yes 95' (The point that was called off the ground) McCallen? I think?Only for Tyrone county board not wanting to look like bad loser's that year, and not wanting to win Our 1st Senior All Ireland football championship in controversial circumstances,i.e an illegal player on the field when a point was scored for Dublin, Charlie Redman was double yellowed and failed to leave the pitch! must be the most controversial final in Gaa history?

williewentwell (Tyrone) - Posts: 1712 - 25/02/2009 22:32:12    218506

05 mulligan v dublin fouled the ball no goal.ends of

tomaoo7 (Dublin) - Posts: 5896 - 25/02/2009 22:45:20    218520

Duffy89
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218149 25/02/2009 16:57:07
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It happened in a county final in 1945 (i think) in a football match in Wexford Park between Volunteers and Black & Whites,Volunteers backline & goalie climbed up onto the crossbar and saved it !

Was it drowning or what

dhorse (Laois) - Posts: 11374 - 25/02/2009 22:47:07    218523

Some dub does not know the rules as mulligan never fouled the ball .. FACT read the rules

Dellboypolecat (Tyrone) - Posts: 15069 - 25/02/2009 22:49:04    218525

Kavanagh throwing the ball over the bar against Mayo 08.

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20763 - 25/02/2009 22:49:58    218530

jimbodub
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218530 Kavanagh throwing the ball over the bar against Mayo 08.


Canavagh jimbodub and i agree with that one but not on the mulligan goal.

Dellboypolecat (Tyrone) - Posts: 15069 - 25/02/2009 22:57:32    218542

Jaysus I spelt in with a feckin "K" I apologise.... Mugsy scored a try that day rather than a goal! ;0)

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20763 - 25/02/2009 23:02:19    218553

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218553 Jaysus I spelt in with a feckin "K" I apologise.... Mugsy scored a try that day rather than a goal! ;0)


Your ok boss and mulligans goal was class and you have to admit.

Dellboypolecat (Tyrone) - Posts: 15069 - 25/02/2009 23:11:53    218570

Dellboypolecat
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218525
Some dub does not know the rules as mulligan never fouled the ball .. FACT read the rules


I once posted here that if Mulligan had fouled the ball one more time he would have been sent off for persistent fouling, which is in the rules.

patrique (Antrim) - Posts: 13709 - 25/02/2009 23:15:01    218577

patrique this lad wants to be a referee

tomaoo7 (Dublin) - Posts: 5896 - 25/02/2009 23:23:37    218591

Patrique he never fouled the ball and i have spoke to refs that went through the course with me and intercounty refs and they said it was good goal so i think also you should real rule book .

Dellboypolecat (Tyrone) - Posts: 15069 - 25/02/2009 23:28:46    218597

Strange then why they finished with((( Magic Magic Mulligans))) wonder goal at the end of the VT of the 125 fireworks display if it was a foul ball? in the words of a famous scholar yer man from the streets ( Mike skinner) Dry your eyes!

williewentwell (Tyrone) - Posts: 1712 - 25/02/2009 23:42:59    218612

Dellboypolecat
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218570 jimbodub
County: Dublin
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218553 Jaysus I spelt in with a feckin "K" I apologise.... Mugsy scored a try that day rather than a goal! ;0)


Your ok boss and mulligans goal was class and you have to admit.

As over carrying goals go it is one of the best alright! Nah only messing it's up there with the best goals of all time

jimbodub (Dublin) - Posts: 20763 - 26/02/2009 00:55:09    218643

1989

Galway were on the verge of a three in a row all Ireland hurling finals.


There outstanding centre back Tony Keady was suspended howeve as he played a club game in America without being registered,


This was a common occorunce in GAA at the time, however Tony Keady was made an example of and suspended for the year.


Oh what could have been ..................

TheDoc08 (Galway) - Posts: 101 - 26/02/2009 09:40:37    218684

Meath Junior club game round the turn of the decade, Meath Hill v Curragha. M-Hill winning well at HT but Curragha made good recovery in second half but at the final whistle all at the game thought M-Hill won by 1 point. Curragha manager, the great Brian Stafford even congratulated the opposition manager but then it transpired the ref declared the game a draw. Alot of arguing and hassle proceeded but the umpire on the night now sadly passed away had marked the score both on the post and a small slip of paper. Umpire and ref's sheet tallied up but during the second half the ref did check the score with his umpire where I believe the ref had some doubt's whether he missed a score so naturally they should have tallied at the end.
It was brought up at the mext CB meeting and after the chairman had asked the Curragha delegate for his take on matters the delegate convienently replied "I'll stand by the ref's report". This didn't impress the chairman. Eventually the slip of paper was produced at the meeting and the chairman had to concede that evidence showed a draw and ordered a replay. For the record the replay was drawn after extra time and the second replay eventually won by Meath Hill was also a very close affair and may have even gone to extra time as well

Diego (Meath) - Posts: 1205 - 26/02/2009 11:09:11    218801

1939 All-Ireland Final. Meath 2-3 Kerry 2-5. But it was as clear as day that Kerry's second "goal" never actually crossed the line. And it was only when the ball was cleared down the field 20 seconds later that the umpire actually raised the green flag and the goal awarded. People say Meath's first All-Ireland came in 1949, I maintain that it was 1939.

Also, 69 years later and referees are still robbing Meath of games. Joe Sheridan's brilliant goal in Dr.Cullen Park last year disallowed for no reason.

Loyal2TheRoyal (Meath) - Posts: 4522 - 26/02/2009 11:37:18    218827

I blame the Russian linesman Loyal .........

Dubinmeath (Dublin) - Posts: 1123 - 26/02/2009 11:56:10    218855

Cookstown v Killeeshil minor match some years back the ref sent off my nephew in what was a very hard fought game, the game was abandoned after supporters constantly invaded the pitch as the ref lost the plot! it was shocking how grown men and women acted that night, Cookstown youngsters had to run a gunlet of hate that night from Killeeshils ground, Both clubs were heavily find and banned since then there has been a bit of history between the two clubs.

williewentwell (Tyrone) - Posts: 1712 - 26/02/2009 12:09:26    218868

Not so much controversy in a game, but ... everyone knows Wicklow have never won a Leinster SFC or All-Ireland SFC. However, Wicklow did win the 1902 SF All-Ireland as a Wicklow club, Bray Emmets, as the representatives of Leinster (not Dublin as is often credited). To this day, Wicklow are never accredited with their one All-Ireland SF win (Dublin are as Bray had won the Dublin championship and county club champions entered the provincial championships). Surely the ultimate controversy???

pearsesabu (Antrim) - Posts: 663 - 26/02/2009 12:53:18    218932

Ollie, Is this another incidence of Cork stubborness you refer too. Yes It's been happening long before 2002

Diego (Meath) - Posts: 1205 - 26/02/2009 13:26:15    218960