Club Championships 2022/23

Was thinking along the same lines myself. (but was afraid of being labelled a crank or conspiracy theorist)..😁😁

The Limerick hurling championship is now down to the last 4, yet not a single game has been televised. And it's highly unlikely that the semi's will be shown also. I would have expected that a county having won 3 A.I. in a row would surely have a club game or 2 televised at this stage.

Sports editors must be "big ball men".....!!!

So much for the split season and playing the All Ireland Senior Inter County Championship finals in July. We will still be having the latter stages of the All Ireland Club Championships in the depths of Winter.

It's crazy.

That's not what the split season was about. The promise was not sunny summer hurling for the clubs.

The promise was that club players would have a reliable schedule and could plan their life. Previously players could plan nothing because of constant cancellations due to the intercounty team "going well"

Disappointing game. Over at half time. Feale were pretty awful.

Castletown are Wexford senior football champions. One of the best second half performances I have ever seen.

Completely and utterly written off. The bookies had Shelmaliers at 1/4, most 'experts' had them to win by upwards of 7 points, and there was a preview piece mid-week picking a combined 15 that had Shels 12-3.

And they didn't know what hit them. Absolutely tore into them. Eoghan O'Gara was painted as some sort of Brogan figure all week, yet ended up challenging his immediate marker to a fight in the car park. One of those days where you could easily pick 5-6 lads for MOTM, but special mention to 40-year old Jody O'Shaughnessy who went through a mountain of work and brought home his third medal to go with the nine won by his late father.

12 county titles now, top of the pile.

Ballyhale look a good bit ahead of the rest in Leinster, if Na Pairsaigh and Ballygunner end up meeting in a Munster semi final that could be a cracker.

Ya, a serious outfit that will take some stopping.

On a side-note about yesterdays game, how on earth did the ref put up with Colin Fennelly constantly in his ear. He was virtually reffing the game and constantly whinging and moaning. Has he always been like this at club level.? Dont remember him like that under Cody at all. Maybe a new phase he's going through.!!

He gets away with it cause of his brilliance but TJ is brutal for it too.

I assume you mean football only ?

Today I witnessed some awful behaviour from Portarlington. Their fans were systemically booing Castletown, especially on the restart, rubbed it into them every time they scored and kept the sledging up on the final whistle too. One of their players spat at his direct marker during the game as well. Deserved winners due to how they saw out the last few moments but scandalous carry on.

Some craic for the Ulster Qf with the Ballybay manager having 3 sons on the Kilcoo team.

2. Fossa is his actual club and they won the junior today.

East Kerry are a divisional team made up of players from junior and intermediate clubs and they play other divisions and primarily the big town clubs. They won't be allowed represent Kerry in Munster

How do they decide who represents Kerry. Is it a playoff ?

We tried it divisional in Limerick for a few years back but wasn't very popular. Especially when it looked like one could win the championship.

Strange to have parallel championships though.

There should be none of them winning Leinster. Naomh should get the boot to teach their hooligan fans some manners.