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I spoke to an officer of the Board yesterday as I was going to be home for final and would have liked to go. He said to get my name on a "waiting list" and the chairman decides who gets them.
Further information that he gave was that.
NY get 100 tickets
Both clubs involved in final get 10-15 tickets each ( Mayo and Dublin )
Sponsors 8 - 10 tickets
Officers, referee's, committee members who are actually going to game all get tickets 35 - 40 tickets
Remainder - 20 - 30 tickets for delegates, clubs, members, supporters etc.
Don't know exactly how accurate this is and I don't have any better way of distributing them. I presume people who actually contribute are given preference and likewise I am sure there are plenty who feel that they are deserving and don't get them.

GPlifer (USA) - Posts: 290 - 30/08/2016 17:45:35    1908266

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Not true at all, all clubs get 2 tickets when asked for. I've been both a delegate and chairperson of my club, never have I been denied a ticket when asked whether it be hurling or football. As with anything here in NY, people on the inside track always get the favor of a ticket. But if you are actually involved in your club and support the GAA, you will get a ticket. Safe travels to all going for the hurling and football finals. Both should be great matches.

NarrowBack914 (USA) - Posts: 181 - 30/08/2016 19:23:18    1908319

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Surprising results in Junior A playoffs, both Donegal and Monaghan Bs going down to assumed weaker Rockland and Manhattan. Seemed like the money from the senior teams would filter down to the second teams but fair play to rockland and manhattan. Looks like leitrim should make it up to intermediate at first time of asking.

NYCcavanman (USA) - Posts: 204 - 31/08/2016 15:12:13    1908730

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Well done to Cavan yesterday. Right back up senior after one year off and deservedly so.

Crossgaa (Mayo) - Posts: 553 - 05/09/2016 12:48:31    1910197

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Maybe the early Jamie Clarke sending off will be a lesson to the money teams that buying the championship is not guaranteed. Fair play to Cavan on spending very little money and taking down the big spenders. looking at the contrast in benches on sunday and the strange longford jersey fiasco, I found it quite funny to see them fall flat. Not really trying to knock the Longford team as they seem good lads, but the whole thing resembled a professional soccer team and they seemed a bit caught up in the money aspect. My only question is Why?

NYCcavanman (USA) - Posts: 204 - 06/09/2016 14:14:16    1910728

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Replying To NYCcavanman:  "Maybe the early Jamie Clarke sending off will be a lesson to the money teams that buying the championship is not guaranteed. Fair play to Cavan on spending very little money and taking down the big spenders. looking at the contrast in benches on sunday and the strange longford jersey fiasco, I found it quite funny to see them fall flat. Not really trying to knock the Longford team as they seem good lads, but the whole thing resembled a professional soccer team and they seemed a bit caught up in the money aspect. My only question is Why?"
i was not at the game on sunday so i cant comment buy what did u mean the strange jersey fiasco and soccer look about longford team

newyorklad (USA) - Posts: 111 - 07/09/2016 13:26:05    1911265

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posted a reply which didn't get through. basically they wore one set of jersies during the game and immediately changed into other jersies on the field after the game as if to satisfy sponsors

NYCcavanman (USA) - Posts: 204 - 07/09/2016 16:52:15    1911412

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Replying To NYCcavanman:  "posted a reply which didn't get through. basically they wore one set of jersies during the game and immediately changed into other jersies on the field after the game as if to satisfy sponsors"
To Much Time put into Facebook and Sponsors etc. Just thought Cavan was going to buckle over .

ranger (None) - Posts: 166 - 07/09/2016 18:42:25    1911475

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Replying To NYCcavanman:  "posted a reply which didn't get through. basically they wore one set of jersies during the game and immediately changed into other jersies on the field after the game as if to satisfy sponsors"
wow never seen that done before but in fairness was great to see cavan win it

newyorklad (USA) - Posts: 111 - 07/09/2016 20:21:41    1911506

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will longford be pushed to go senior next year

newyorklad (USA) - Posts: 111 - 07/09/2016 20:22:19    1911508

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they probably want to be a senior team. but I'd say they are sick of losing finals also! cavan probably would prefer not to go senior. cork are supposed to be dropping down and barnabas.

some good players on show in the junior A final who would be good drafts for inters/senior teams next year

NYCcavanman (USA) - Posts: 204 - 07/09/2016 21:27:00    1911537

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Replying To newyorklad:  "will longford be pushed to go senior next year"
Longford go senior. Why would they do that. They were junior and never won that. Then asked to go intermediate and lost that too. Can teams choose where they will play or does top team not advance. Longford at the end of the day were an average inter team. I'd say mayo. Sligo. Westmeath and longford not much between them

Crossgaa (Mayo) - Posts: 553 - 07/09/2016 21:29:25    1911539

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hopi9ng for two good matches this weekend. my picks are Leitrim and Donegal. What does everyone think?

bleedfootball (USA) - Posts: 139 - 08/09/2016 17:41:34    1911990

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Raymonds will win Junior A

NYCcavanman (USA) - Posts: 204 - 08/09/2016 18:48:58    1912010

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leitrim and donegal

sligolifer (Sligo) - Posts: 959 - 09/09/2016 17:26:01    1912363

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My picks in today's finals will be St.Raymonds who have a more balanced outfit.
I'm going to take Minaghan in senior. There up for this game by all accounts and have added strength in management with the addition of Banty so I think he will fire them up.
Overall should be close games.
My scores Rays 2.12 Leitrim 15 points, Monaghan 1.15 to 2. 11

Crossgaa (Mayo) - Posts: 553 - 11/09/2016 13:48:34    1912740

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What an upset yesterday in the park. The better team won on the day and donegal can have no argument with that... All the talk of 3 in a row beforehand makes this victory even better...

Wayovertheline (Kerry) - Posts: 58 - 12/09/2016 19:21:14    1913213

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Heard that Donegal are going objecting to Monaghan over one of their sanctions. Hahahahahahaha, have they no shame?

GPlifer (USA) - Posts: 290 - 13/09/2016 13:30:44    1913595

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Are Donegal protesting that Monaghan didn't pay the market rate for their sanctions?! they set the prices, everyone must pay to their level

NYCcavanman (USA) - Posts: 204 - 13/09/2016 13:53:45    1913616

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Replying To NYCcavanman:  "Are Donegal protesting that Monaghan didn't pay the market rate for their sanctions?! they set the prices, everyone must pay to their level"
Clearly paying to Their Level of market Value isn't sufficient.

ranger (None) - Posts: 166 - 13/09/2016 14:21:19    1913652

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