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Galway Football thread - 2 Like(s)
Replying To Eire89: "Think everyone in the county and further afield wants MoolaCullen (Man City) bet and even some from moycullen and no orignal people not transfers in." I am a big slater of Moycullens transfers, but after their performance at the weekend you have to say their homegrown boys are top tier too.
Dessie, Fionn, 3 Kellys, Daveron, Cooke - all quality
Dessie's workrate in last few mins was exceptional, even more impressive when you look up at the scoreboard and considering he is hounding lads down being 20+ points ahead
One negative - that goalie, for a handpicked keeper, they got a bit of a dud. Kicks it out like he is wearing wellies. Only for all the monsters they have out in the war zone those kickouts would catch out most teams.
They'll have to get busy in the transfer market again over the winter ;)
All joking aside, phenomenal team with quality all over the pitch
GalwaysFinest (National) - 13/10/2026 15:22:32
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Roscommon GAA thread - 2 Like(s)
While a poorly maintained fixtures on the website is an annoyance patrons might somewhat tolerate, the decision by county board officials to impose a €25 admission fee with zero concessions for students or OAPs for Sunday's standalone senior final is entirely indefensible.
Nationwide, the standard price for a senior county final sits at €20, frequently packaged as a double-header with discounted €15 options available. To leverage a marquee local derby between Pádraig Pearses and St. Brigid's-two heavyweights of Connacht club football-with such prohibitive pricing is self-defeating. A fairly priced gate would easily attract a crowd of over 5,000; under these current conditions, that milestone is entirely out of reach
The_analyser (National) - 13/10/2026 16:48:40
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Galway Football thread - 2 Like(s)
Replying To Galwayareback: "Just listened to Cathal Clancys interview. Kind of had a Freuden slip with "we have lads coming back from all over the world" :-)" Yes, locals who are working abroad. Lots of people had to emigrate in the past but unfortunately couldn't return, especially west of the Corrib. Fair dues to them for coming to play for their club. There's no reasoning with jealousy!
Crashingwaves (National) - 13/10/2026 18:25:26
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Westmeath Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Dennis_Maroon95kg: "How'd you figure that one out??" Athlone drew with Tubberclair. You can't rank teams purely on head to head or results, just because St Loman's beat Kinnegad by 10 points and Tubberclair brought St Loman's to extra time doesn't mean Tubberclair will beat Kinnegad. Different teams have different strengths, weaknesses, playing styles etc. Form, injuries, conditions and performances can also be influential.
iarmhiabu (National) - 13/10/2026 13:38:19
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Eire89: "Think everyone in the county and further afield wants MoolaCullen (Man City) bet and even some from moycullen and no orignal people not transfers in." I wouldn't agree with that fully. While I would question their approach in relation to the number of outside intercounty players and can see why it doesn't sit right with many, I'll always support any Galway club that comes out of the county.
I also have a lot of time for the club in many other ways. They've done massive work up there in developing players and have produced a large number for the county team.
With the very sad passing of the great Paul Clancy, they've lost someone who did incredible work behind the scenes to drive the club forward. They also lost their recent senior manager, Paul's brother in-law, Don Connellan. Both young men who gave a huge amount to the club and community.
I'll stand over my questioning of some of the transfers in, which I feel has a detrimental impact on their own younger players coming through, as well as the fact they don't really need to. They're incredibly strong already, due to the great work they've done.
At the same time, the name-calling is a bit childish. They're a very proud club and have every right to be.
WanPintWin (National) - 13/10/2026 14:08:17
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Non-Gaa Forum - 1 Like(s)
Replying To streaker: "Genuine question lads (obviously there are no right or wrong answers)- Did abolishing the foreigner rule have a positive or detrimental affect on European competition? I know it was a long, long time ago, and I'm not for a second suggesting bringing anything like it back. Just curious as to what people think." I think it was negative to a degree, in a way it was some sort of curb on clubs winning just through buying every global super star. You also took away any advantage the smaller clubs had to compete like the Eastern European teams, the Portuguese, the Dutch and the French. Even if the limit was raised from 3 to 5.
The playing field was never even but there was less of a gap between the big and the small at least.
FullOfPorter (National) - 13/10/2026 14:28:44
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Looking Towards Football 2027 - 1 Like(s)
Replying To legendzxix: "2027 is Mayo's to lose. Mayo are bidding to be the first back to back winners outside of one's home league ground since 2007. They'll be tough to stop. Galway and Donegal arguably their opponents with the greater hunger." Yawn.
Seniorleague (National) - 13/10/2026 14:37:13
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Eire89: "Think everyone in the county and further afield wants MoolaCullen (Man City) bet and even some from moycullen and no orignal people not transfers in." Anyone I've aked wants Moycullen to win. I do too. Fantastic team and a lovely parish.
Seniorleague (National) - 13/10/2026 14:38:19
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Galway Hurling thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To katser: "Even the Co. Semi Finals aren't a double header in Kenny Park. It's OK for Loughrea to play the Reeves Cup Final before their Seniors play the Semi Final but not for poor Tommy Larkins who have to play their Junior A Final after their Seniors play the Semi Final?? Hypocrisy!!
Reeves Cup Final Friday Loughrea v sarsfields
Senior Semi Final Saturday Tommy Larkins v Clarinbridge
Junior A Final Sunday Tommy Larkins v Turloughmore
Senior Semi Final Sunday Loughrea v Craughwell" Why is this an issue Katser? Maybe something obvious I am not seeing. Apologies in advance
MoroonMan (National) - 13/10/2026 16:05:25
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Westmeath Hurling thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To TheWagonWheel-N91Y529: "Is it though some things will never change like you have lads in their late 20s who have been at it for 8/9 years and maybe just want a break or have lost interest or is it that the management and county board simply aren't invested enough in hurling to keep a competitive team that can go far. Looking at Division 2A there's definitely a few very winnable games and Joe McDonagh survival has to be a must.
At this rate Raharney's second team might have 2/3 lads asked into the panel which might sound ridiculous but if they're beating Cullion easily enough who have 4/5 lads on the county panel it wouldn't surprise me." And that is the crux of the issue.Its all well and good to bring in youth but experience is also needed. Its mid october and no selector's, we cannot let this drift any longer.
jobber (National) - 13/10/2026 18:09:36
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Roscommon GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To The_analyser: "While a poorly maintained fixtures on the website is an annoyance patrons might somewhat tolerate, the decision by county board officials to impose a €25 admission fee with zero concessions for students or OAPs for Sunday's standalone senior final is entirely indefensible.
Nationwide, the standard price for a senior county final sits at €20, frequently packaged as a double-header with discounted €15 options available. To leverage a marquee local derby between Pádraig Pearses and St. Brigid's-two heavyweights of Connacht club football-with such prohibitive pricing is self-defeating. A fairly priced gate would easily attract a crowd of over 5,000; under these current conditions, that milestone is entirely out of reach" Spot on.
Appalling gouging.
Seanfan (National) - 13/10/2026 21:40:32
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Galway Football thread - 1 Like(s)
Replying To Crashingwaves: "Yes, locals who are working abroad. Lots of people had to emigrate in the past but unfortunately couldn't return, especially west of the Corrib. Fair dues to them for coming to play for their club. There's no reasoning with jealousy!" Nice to see sanity rather than falsehoods and innuendo for a change on this tread.
backtooldwall (National) - 14/10/2026 00:13:47
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Donegal GAA thread - 1 Like(s)
Finbar roarty for Collingwood any truth?
Jimsam12 (National) - 14/10/2026 06:00:55
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