dublin club championship is a joke you would be doing well to find 6 players in each club that were born, and played youth football all thew UP TO SENIOR...HENCE WHY THEIR COUNTY MENS ARE RUBBISH
788826 Obviously is not the most competitive if no senior club team has ever won the all ireland
Back to the main point nobody mentioned senior and tyrone clubs win all ireland titles like few other counties in ulster .
WHAT?
At senior level Derry, Down, Armagh and Antrim have won the football. Indeed Antrim have won the football, the hurling and the camogie club championship at senior level. I think only Antrim, Cork and Galway have managed that feat.
I think 3 Derry side have won the senior football, and been finalists. Down have had a winner and beaten finalists, same goes for Armagh and Antrim. FOUR clubs have been in the hurling final, from Antrim, with one winner. And three camogie teams from Antrim have been in finals, with one winner.
The ONLY Tyrone team I see featured is Eglish, who lost in the camogie final.
788826 Obviously is not the most competitive if no senior club team has ever won the all ireland
Back to the main point nobody mentioned senior and tyrone clubs win all ireland titles like few other counties in ulster .
It should be taken as a given that unless it was prefixed by 'Intermediate' 'Junior' 'Minor' etc then it was refering to senior as the Senior Club Championship is not typically prefixed. Tell me Dell, it doesn't say anything about Football in the title either so why do you not assume that its Club Hurling or Camogie? Ah I know because the only thing a Tyrone Club has ever won is an Intermediate Football All Ireland.
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788826 Obviously is not the most competitive if no senior club team has ever won the all ireland
Back to the main point nobody mentioned senior and tyrone clubs win all ireland titles like few other counties in ulster . 02/10/2010 18:26:50 magic_johnson County: Cork Posts: 58
788968 dublin club championship is a joke you would be doing well to find 6 players in each club that were born, and played youth football all thew UP TO SENIOR...HENCE WHY THEIR COUNTY MENS ARE RUBBISH 02/10/2010 18:56:26 patrique County: Antrim Posts: 9792
788980 Dellboypolecat County: Tyrone Posts: 13164
788868 tipptothetop County: Tipperary Posts: 102
788826 Obviously is not the most competitive if no senior club team has ever won the all ireland
Back to the main point nobody mentioned senior and tyrone clubs win all ireland titles like few other counties in ulster .
WHAT?
At senior level Derry, Down, Armagh and Antrim have won the football. Indeed Antrim have won the football, the hurling and the camogie club championship at senior level. I think only Antrim, Cork and Galway have managed that feat.
I think 3 Derry side have won the senior football, and been finalists. Down have had a winner and beaten finalists, same goes for Armagh and Antrim. FOUR clubs have been in the hurling final, from Antrim, wit Fr.Ted.Crilly