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Limerick GAA Discussion Part 2

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    #602
    PTH2009
    Registered Users Posts: 38,305 ✭✭✭✭PTH2009


    Waterford man here

    I'm interested in ur new behind the scenes DVD of ur Hurlers AI journey as I'm a fan of those kind of docs but have a question. Is there actually much fly on the wall stuff in it or is basically just a highlights Dvd with a few interviews thrown in ???. €25 is a lot to pay for a non Limerick fan lol but will pay if it's worth it


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    #603
    lim4ev
    Registered Users Posts: 817 ✭✭✭lim4ev


    PTH2009 wrote: »
    Waterford man here

    I'm interested in ur new behind the scenes DVD of ur Hurlers AI journey as I'm a fan of those kind of docs but have a question. Is there actually much fly on the wall stuff in it or is basically just a highlights Dvd with a few interviews thrown in ???. €25 is a lot to pay for a non Limerick fan lol but will pay if it's worth it

    I for one don't know much about it but will get it when it does come out


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    #604
    commonsense.
    Registered Users Posts: 347 ✭✭commonsense.


    Kyle Hayes getting a fair old roasting over on the Cork forum (People's Republic PROC) for his antics in the Fenway gig.


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    #605
    big_drive
    Registered Users Posts: 3,199 ✭✭✭big_drive


    commonsense. wrote: »
    Kyle Hayes getting a fair old roasting over on the Cork forum (People's Republic PROC) for his antics in the Fenway gig.
    He was probably was a bit over the top in how he carried on for what was only a bit of an exhibition thing. His tackle on the Wexford lad was poor


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    #606
    paddy no 11
    Registered Users Posts: 1,645 ✭✭✭paddy no 11


    Unfortunate he caught the wexford lad like that, wasn't intentional


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    #607
    benji79
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    paddy no 11 wrote: »
    Unfortunate he caught the wexford lad like that, wasn't intentional
    No but it was quite wreckless. I’d say he’d be disappointed he did it


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    #608
    shockframe
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    Well done to TJ Ryan who coached st Thomas to the Galway SHC last weekend.


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    #609
    270WIN
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    Waterford man here

    I'm interested in ur new behind the scenes DVD of ur Hurlers AI journey as I'm a fan of those kind of docs but have a question. Is there actually much fly on the wall stuff in it or is basically just a highlights Dvd with a few interviews thrown in ???. €25 is a lot to pay for a non Limerick fan lol but will pay if it's worth it

    I have seen it...it is not a behind the scenes dvd but more highlights of matches and a few of the lads being interviewed and their thoughts on each match. Some scenes from the bus leaving croke park and a speech from John Kiely on the bus...some speech in fairness ..twould put hairs on the back of your neck!!!


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    #610
    conor05
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    big_drive wrote: »
    He was probably was a bit over the top in how he carried on for what was only a bit of an exhibition thing. His tackle on the Wexford lad was poor

    Wexford camp bulling over that tackle. Young Reck had to get surgery on a broken jaw in Boston. Holiday and Christmas ruined. It was an exhibition match, why try and act the hard man at it???


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    #611
    lim4ev
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    conor05 wrote: »
    Wexford camp bulling over that tackle. Young Reck had to get surgery on a broken jaw in Boston. Holiday and Christmas ruined. It was an exhibition match, why try and act the hard man at it???

    Couldn't agree more from the start i thought hayes was acting the bolli#


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    #612
    rodders999
    Registered Users Posts: 630 ✭✭✭rodders999


    Hi all,

    Cork man here looking to source a Christmas present for the old fella of a picture of the team line up from the All Ireland final with the names of the players underneath but really struggling to find much online. I would have thought the place would be flooded with them! He has one of the 1973 team which has taken pride of place in our house since as far back as I can remember so looking to give that a bit of company on the wall.

    The only one I've come across is on eBay which for €45 delivered seems saucy just for a photograph.

    https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Limerick-All-Ireland-Senor-Hurling-Champions-2018-GAA-Print/192726505674?hash=item2cdf6518ca:g:-WMAAOSwVcZb7wij:rk:3:pf:0


    Anyone able to point me in the right direction?

    Cheers.


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    #613
    lim4ev
    Registered Users Posts: 817 ✭✭✭lim4ev


    Surely a few different ones will come out for the Xmas market!!


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    #614
    Moon Dice
    Registered Users Posts: 191 ✭✭Moon Dice


    Hey lads. Will be moving down to Limerick in the new year. Be living around Dooradoyle area and am looking to do a bit of junior hurling.
    Any recommendations of clubs that won't mind a blow in joining? Think Mungret are near but don't know much about them


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    #615
    Greensoup
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    Yep Mungret St. Pauls is the local club....premier intermediate and junior hurling.


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    #616
    lim4ev
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    Moon Dice wrote: »
    Hey lads. Will be moving down to Limerick in the new year. Be living around Dooradoyle area and am looking to do a bit of junior hurling.
    Any recommendations of clubs that won't mind a blow in joining? Think Mungret are near but don't know much about them

    Mungret would be the local team but if you wanted junior solely then old Christians would be a good choice too plus they'd need you more than mungret would


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    #617
    mickmackey1
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    Beaten by a goal v Tipp in our first match back.


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    #618
    Frozen Veg
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    Can anyone explain why is there Intercounty games being played in December?


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    #619
    washman3
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    mickmackey1 wrote: »
    Beaten by a goal v Tipp in our first match back.

    Kiely out..!!


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    #620
    washman3
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    mickmackey1 wrote: »
    Beaten by a goal v Tipp in our first match back.

    Kiely out..!! :D


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    #621
    lim4ev
    Registered Users Posts: 817 ✭✭✭lim4ev


    Frozen Veg wrote: »
    Can anyone explain why is there Intercounty games being played in December?

    Cos they're going to L.A. on the 27th i think then on to Mexico for a holiday, thats the reason why these games are being played now if your question is why at all would there be a competition on in dec/Jan I'd have to say it's crazy. I myself think there shouldn't be any thing done by any county until 1st jan so from Sept to Dec would be for club and when thats over rest


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    #622
    windy shepard henderson
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    lim4ev wrote: »
    Cos they're going to L.A. on the 27th i think then on to Mexico for a holiday, thats the reason why these games are being played now if your question is why at all would there be a competition on in dec/Jan I'd have to say it's crazy. I myself think there shouldn't be any thing done by any county until 1st jan so from Sept to Dec would be for club and when thats over rest

    its crazy if you ask me playing any gaa in december or even january , clare play cork in there first round game in this competition on the 29th of december ... complete and utter nonsense

    this time of the year every intercounty player should be given time off


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    #623
    ready4liftoff
    Closed Accounts Posts: 129 ✭✭ready4liftoff


    Aonghus O'Brien from Broadford in Co.Clare is the new Limerick senior hurling coach replacing the recently departed Jimmy Quilty for the 2019 season. I must say that as a Clare fan, I'm fuming that one of Clare's best hurling coaches around is linking up to our fiercest rivals. All that I can say is Limerick hurling is in safe hands with him. From my own point of view, shame on our county board for letting slip one of our prized coaching assets to our Shannonsiders counterparts.


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    #624
    paddy no 11
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    ready4liftoff wrote: »
    Aonghus O'Brien from Broadford in Co.Clare is the new Limerick senior hurling coach replacing the recently departed Jimmy Quilty for the 2019 season. I must say that as a Clare fan, I'm fuming that one of Clare's best hurling coaches around is linking up to our fiercest rivals. All that I can say is Limerick hurling is in safe hands with him. From my own point of view, shame on our county board for letting slip one of our prized coaching assets to our Shannonsiders counterparts.

    Great stuff.............as long as he's not a mole!


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    #625
    lim4ev
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    windy shepard henderson wrote: »
    its crazy if you ask me playing any gaa in december or even january , clare play cork in there first round game in this competition on the 29th of december ... complete and utter nonsense

    this time of the year every intercounty player should be given time off


    Couldnt agree more


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    #626
    [Deleted User]
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    Watching the final again on RTE tonight, God, those last few minutes. Even rewatching it I wasn't sure it wouldn't end in tears.


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    #627
    lim4ev
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    Watching the final again on RTE tonight, God, those last few minutes. Even rewatching it I wasn't sure it wouldn't end in tears.

    Watched it myself great to see, its 2019 now so time for thinking of this yr they're on a deserved holiday at the moment when they're back 2018 will be just a glorious memory from what I'm reading and hearing they'll be fully focused on that so difficult job of retaining the liam mc carthy


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    #628
    [Deleted User]
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    lim4ev wrote: »
    Watched it myself great to see, its 2019 now so time for thinking of this yr they're on a deserved holiday at the moment when they're back 2018 will be just a glorious memory from what I'm reading and hearing they'll be fully focused on that so difficult job of retaining the liam mc carthy

    Tbh, I have no expectations for next year at all. I hope we stay up in 1A and escape Munster but honestly, could be back in 1B and out of Munster early so tight is the competition.


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    #629
    lim4ev
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    Tbh, I have no expectations for next year at all. I hope we stay up in 1A and escape Munster but honestly, could be back in 1B and out of Munster early so tight is the competition.

    I suppose but alternatively cos it's so tight we might win munster and all irl its not impossible so why not? I'm expecting a lot tbh but cos it is so tight it could end in a whimper cos we got beat in 2 tight matches by a pint


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    #630
    High bike
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    Am expecting a big show in Munster this year,anything is possible after that


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    #631
    ready4liftoff
    Closed Accounts Posts: 129 ✭✭ready4liftoff


    Does anyone know who will be the new Limerick U20 hurling manager for 2019? Pat Donnelly who guided the shannonsiders to All-Ireland and Munster U21 glory in 2017, decided not to go for the U20 gig, after Limerick's Munster semi-final loss against Tipp at U21 level last year. Limerick start their quest for U20 Munster Championship glory when they take on their Cork counterparts in the 1/4 final sometime in May, I think.


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