The Tipperary GAA (Club and intercounty) Discussion thread 2015

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Very true

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I'd seriously doubt it

Speedy recovery Noel.

Spirit of 67

Paddico wrote: »

Just read my own post there, prob need to rephrase it.
Are there any highlights on the Munster u21 football final anywhere online from last Thursday?

I`ve posted this already and haven`t heard anything !

Spirit of 67

Best of luck to Tipp Minors tonight , wouldn`t mind another run like 2011 !

glued

Hopefully Noel will be just fine.

Charlie69

Will be thinking of Noel in the few prayers, fine hurler and absolute gentleman.

Good man Charlie.

Anyone at the Minor football game tonight?

Mantis Toboggan

It's great that we're still going strong at underage football. It must be really difficult to sustain the level of success which we've had over recent years. Hats off to everyone involved, great effort.

GerB40

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Good man Charlie.

Anyone at the Minor football game tonight?

http://m.rte.ie/sport/gaa/football/2015/0415/694410-minor-wins-for-cork-tipp-and-kerry/

It's looking good.

tippspur

Big win for Tipp in the minor football,2-16 to Waterford's 1-7.

MilfordBud

Deleted User wrote: »

Speedy recovery Noel.

There were highlights on TG4's GAA 2015 programme on Monday night. It might be on the TG4 player?

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Floyd admitted to Tipp FM that manager Eamon O’Shea has “a growing list of injuries” to contend with.
Cathal Barrett is out with a shoulder problem and Kieran Bergin broke a bone in his hand on his comeback with Killenaule last Sunday. Denis Maher and Joe O’Dwyer are also unavailable and Floyd expanded on the list of walking wounded.
“We originally had a training panel of 36 but if you take into account that Bill Maher and John McGrath are tied up with the U21 football next weekend, you’re down to 28 then and five of those 28 are only coming back from injury, the likes of Michael Cahill, Paul Curran, ‘Bonnar’ Maher, John Meagher and James Barry.
“They’re lacking match practice so they’ll have to pick from that last five I mentioned to make up the panel of 26 for next Sunday.
“He (Gleeson) played a club game but was really only standing in the goals. He has a serious enough knee injury so he’ll be out for a few more weeks.”

Rasputin11

Possible Team for Sunday

Egan
Saint
O Mahoney
O Brien
Breen
P Maher
R Maher
Woodlock
S McGrath
Bubbles
Bonner
B Maher
Forde
Kenny
O Meara

GerB40

Rasputin11 wrote: »

Possible Team for Sunday

Egan
Saint
O Mahoney
O Brien
Breen
P Maher
R Maher
Woodlock
S McGrath
Bubbles
Bonner
B Maher
Forde
Kenny
O Meara

I don't mind the look of that team whatsoever. There's strength enough to put up a decent fight against Waterford mixed in with young lads who know this might be their last chance to impress before the championship. I'd imagine the likes of Ronan Maher and Jason Forde are relishing the chance to fulfill their potential. We all know they can hurl a great game, let's hope they prove it to Ó Shea.

Rasputin11

Callanan wins an appeal, cleared to play Sunday.

tippspur

Rasputin11 wrote: »

Callanan wins an appeal, cleared to play Sunday.

Brilliant news,just the kind of boost the trams needs right now.:cool:

digzy

tippspur wrote: »

Brilliant news,just the kind of boost the trams needs right now.:cool:

True. Good boost for the team.

However, it'd be nice to see one of the squad players try to step up. We all know what callinan can do and how important he is.
I'm not too bothered about the result. would like to see the lesser lights challenge for championship places.

Mantis Toboggan

digzy wrote: »

True. Good boost for the team.

However, it'd be nice to see one of the squad players try to step up. We all know what callinan can do and how important he is.
I'm not too bothered about the result. would like to see the lesser lights challenge for championship places.

That's true but at the same time it's a great chance to win the league. I think we beat Waterford with or without Callinan in any case.

Rasputin11

I heard he got off on a technicality, the ref spelt it Callinan rather than Callanan.

digzy

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GARY O’Neill knows how hard the ‘C-word’ will have hit Tipperary hurler Noel McGrath.

http://www.thestar.ie/star/noel-can-battle-back-61352/

digzy

digzy wrote: »

Jesus christ:rolleyes:

You couldn't make it up!

I've heard a more accurate version from a very reliable source. Basically the minutes of the first meeting stated that Callanan refused to accept an offer to reduce the red to yellow which he velemny denied and swore blind he received absolutely no offer. As a result the original finding was overturned

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The Tipperary Senior Hurling Team to play Waterford Sunday is
1 Darren Gleeson
2 Paddy Stapelton
3 Conor O Mahony
4 Conor O Brien
5 Michael Breen
6 Paudie Maher
7 Ronan Maher
8 James Woodlock
9 Shane McGrath
10 John O Dwyer
11 Brendan Maher
12 Jason Forde
13 Seamus Callanan
14 Patrick Maher
15 Nial O Meara.

Spirit of 67

Anyone heading to Tullamore tomorrow , can`t go , got work . Same team as last week !

Rasputin11

Deleted User wrote: »

I've heard a more accurate version from a very reliable source. Basically the minutes of the first meeting stated that Callanan refused to accept an offer to reduce the red to yellow which he velemny denied and swore blind he received absolutely no offer. As a result the original finding was overturned

I was taking the piss, just highlighting the scandalous misspelling of his name by Tipp people!!

The real version makes the whole process look like an even bigger farce.

Rasputin11

GerB40 wrote: »

I don't mind the look of that team whatsoever. There's strength enough to put up a decent fight against Waterford mixed in with young lads who know this might be their last chance to impress before the championship. I'd imagine the likes of Ronan Maher and Jason Forde are relishing the chance to fulfill their potential. We all know they can hurl a great game, let's hope they prove it to Ó Shea.

I was 2 off, Gleeson was reportedly out and Callanan was suspended, looks a strong team, roll on Sunday.

tippspur

digzy wrote: »

True. Good boost for the team.

However, it'd be nice to see one of the squad players try to step up. We all know what callinan can do and how important he is.
I'm not too bothered about the result. would like to see the lesser lights challenge for championship places.

I can't understand why yourself or any Tipp man would say they are not bothered by the result against Waterford on Sunday,it's not as if we're winning all Ireland's and Leagues every year like KK,we haven't won anything for a few years now and should be glad to be winning this semi final and reaching the league final and winning it.and for the likes of me and others who live on the border with Waterford we get great pleasure in beating them.

tippspur

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The Tipperary Senior Hurling Team to play Waterford Sunday is
1 Darren Gleeson
2 Paddy Stapelton
3 Conor O Mahony
4 Conor O Brien
5 Michael Breen
6 Paudie Maher
7 Ronan Maher
8 James Woodlock
9 Shane McGrath
10 John O Dwyer
11 Brendan Maher
12 Jason Forde
13 Seamus Callanan
14 Patrick Maher
15 Nial O Meara.

Surprised Gleeson is fit to start,no other surprises though.

tippspur

They'll be a few switches in the forward line when the game gets going I'd say.