Club Championships 2023/24

When were Munster playing in a storm??

In any case, have you not read the above posts. It's not about the conditions in Croke Park. It's the travelling that will be needed to be done after the match.

If there is one fatality or bad injury for someone coming from the match, there will be uproar.

Idiots crash everyday on good roads like motorways on perfectly clear days so anyone blaming a single crash on the GAA is only looking for controversy.

No gun to anyone's head to get in the car today

Hopefully everyone gets to the match and home again safely.

The red warning is very much geared towards coastal areas up the west coast. Peterswell is not on the coast, or very close to it. You'll see less wind in Croke Park than in Peterswell this afternoon, and as the storm tracks northwest the worst of it will pass before they go home.

It's up to everyone to decide for themselves whether they want to take the miniscule risk of traveling east on a wintery day or not. Hand wringing and catastrophising and indeed demonizing anyone traveling is just plain wrong.

Let's close the whole country down until the summer sure.....

Terrible from the umpires. Sliotar was over the line.

The wind was in their eyes.

Could have beem a red

You could clearly see him place it back over the line. Hopefully the smart sliotar if used with goal line tech will be able to solve this in the future.

Headbutt missed too but with all the play acting going on in those situations I can see why the ref thought it was nothing. Boy who cried wolf situation.

Seems officialdom will be the hot topic again.

Two terrible missed calls, so far

Surely it's a yellow card at least for the push over the hoardings. It's such a reckless and unnecessary thing to do.

Who has the wind? Looks like it's swirling all over the gaff.