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Replying To juicy: "I keep it moving to avoid any congestion with fixtures as the year goes on. When you look at the Meath Football team, how many of them actually play hurling. Off the top of my head, I dont believe any of the starting 15 from Sunday play for the clubs. People could throw out Cillian O Sullivan or Donal Keogan but in reality neither play if anything else gets in the way. Even of the subs, Mickey Burke is the only player who I can think of who would be a consistently hurling and even he played on Monday night. With that in mind keep it moving while the weather is good and ideal hurling conditions" Mickey Burke would be a first team hurler for Longwood, as would both Conor McGill and Bryan McMahon for Ratoath. 3feetoftimber (Meath) - Posts: 103 - 10/07/2019 12:42:07 2209005 Link
Bravo. When you say established do you mean established by andy mcentee. Hurling clubs and club hurlers are just sick of having no season now at all so just go ahead and play as they have got no where with the county board for years. Foley91 (Meath) - Posts: 339 - 10/07/2019 12:58:08 2209013 Link
I heard third round of hurling championship is August bank holiday weekend. This is a total disgrace by county board as it is usually 'builders holidays' around that time and two weeks into July there is still no master fixture planner. LADS WILL LOSE INTEREST if we don't get these fools out of our county!! Meathgaalad (Meath) - Posts: 120 - 10/07/2019 13:17:16 2209031 Link
Replying To Meathgaalad: "I heard third round of hurling championship is August bank holiday weekend. This is a total disgrace by county board as it is usually 'builders holidays' around that time and two weeks into July there is still no master fixture planner. LADS WILL LOSE INTEREST if we don't get these fools out of our county!!" It's the weekend of the 20th July according to the fixture planner, why would this change? Also the suggestion of playing the hurling champo from April to June is ridiculous - clubs wouldn't have their county hurlers in May or June, never mind their county footballers! Anyway the proposed 2 week holiday break around August bank holiday has been gone for the last 2 or 3 years, it's no longer a thing Belt (Meath) - Posts: 205 - 10/07/2019 13:37:05 2209045 Link
Replying To juicy: "I keep it moving to avoid any congestion with fixtures as the year goes on. When you look at the Meath Football team, how many of them actually play hurling. Off the top of my head, I dont believe any of the starting 15 from Sunday play for the clubs. People could throw out Cillian O Sullivan or Donal Keogan but in reality neither play if anything else gets in the way. Even of the subs, Mickey Burke is the only player who I can think of who would be a consistently hurling and even he played on Monday night. With that in mind keep it moving while the weather is good and ideal hurling conditions" Ethan Devine is a regular hurler with Na Fianna and he started on Sunday and Shane Walsh also hurls with them. Both did not play on Monday night. So effectively they had to put out a League team. This dilutes the championship. MillerX (Meath) - Posts: 742 - 10/07/2019 14:00:09 2209055 Link
April or June is just a suggestion. We need to condense the championship in order that it can be played off without gaps. The current set up is ridiculous. Lads training from February with no knowledge of when they'll be playing is a joke. Without serious change clubs and particularly rural clubs players will just give up. County board couldn't care less and especially now the sacred cow that is the county football team are reaching the super eights. $$$$$$$$ Foley91 (Meath) - Posts: 339 - 10/07/2019 14:04:29 2209057 Link
Hurlers on the County Football panel Na Fianna - Ethan Devine & Shane Walsh Ratoath - Conor McGill - Brian McMahon and yes they did line out last year for hurling in Ratoath Longwood - Micky Burke Kiltale - Ronan Ryan Cillian O'Sullivan and Ross Ryan is in but down the pecking order and played with Kiltale on Mon night So all of the above are putting out teams that are not truly at full strength and I sure for the lads themselves it may not be easy. The justification of Jimmy Geoghan asking the question the timing might not have been great but it when you look at the list of lads was justified. ALLGAA32 (Meath) - Posts: 57 - 10/07/2019 15:13:59 2209088 Link
Replying To ALLGAA32: "Hurlers on the County Football panel Na Fianna - Ethan Devine & Shane Walsh Ratoath - Conor McGill - Brian McMahon and yes they did line out last year for hurling in Ratoath Longwood - Micky Burke Kiltale - Ronan Ryan Cillian O'Sullivan and Ross Ryan is in but down the pecking order and played with Kiltale on Mon night So all of the above are putting out teams that are not truly at full strength and I sure for the lads themselves it may not be easy. The justification of Jimmy Geoghan asking the question the timing might not have been great but it when you look at the list of lads was justified." adam flanagan killyon and chris lynch longwood another two hurlit (Meath) - Posts: 312 - 10/07/2019 16:33:12 2209130 Link
Why does Hurling have to be the poor relation in Meath? Lads chose to play football, that is up to them. There are multiple reasons for not being available for Club Hurling. Lads play soccer, rugby etc. They get married. Holidays. Work commitments, injuries, etc. Stick to the script and play with what you have. It's hard enough with lack of Referees, Pitches and Weather conditions to contend with. A strong team will be able to cope with missing players. Stop moaning and get on with it. I'm only hearing excuses! Stiofan (Meath) - Posts: 28 - 11/07/2019 12:41:39 2209450 Link
Stiofan. I don't know what to say to you. If you were following the thread the issue is to do with county footballers not being available for their hurling clubs and the abysmal way club hurling is fixed in meath. What in the name of god are you talking about rugby, weddings etc for. Foley91 (Meath) - Posts: 339 - 11/07/2019 22:34:45 2209734 Link
Replying To Meathgaalad: "I heard third round of hurling championship is August bank holiday weekend. This is a total disgrace by county board as it is usually 'builders holidays' around that time and two weeks into July there is still no master fixture planner. LADS WILL LOSE INTEREST if we don't get these fools out of our county!!" Lads know by now not to bother going by the builders holidays with the county board we have. Club championship games can be changed within 4 or 5 days of a game. We had lads that got caught last year changing holiday flights to accommodate games only for games to be changed on shorts notice and the miss them anyway. Lads losing interest and giving up is already happening. A few lads with children have stopped playing in my club anyway because of a pull between club and family. And who can blame them. As for the comment above you clearly are not from any of the smaller clubs in the county that struggle to get 15 lads for a big game and see 2 lads missing hurlinglad15 (Meath) - Posts: 36 - 12/07/2019 07:45:51 2209782 Link
Replying To Stiofan: "Why does Hurling have to be the poor relation in Meath? Lads chose to play football, that is up to them. There are multiple reasons for not being available for Club Hurling. Lads play soccer, rugby etc. They get married. Holidays. Work commitments, injuries, etc. Stick to the script and play with what you have. It's hard enough with lack of Referees, Pitches and Weather conditions to contend with. A strong team will be able to cope with missing players. Stop moaning and get on with it. I'm only hearing excuses!" So how many senior club football championship matches will be played without the county footballers? If you apply the logic you have done, why not play senior club football championship matches on the same weekend as the county football team is out. After all to quote yourself.......... "There are multiple reasons for not being available for Club Hurling (substitute football). Lads play soccer, rugby etc. They get married. Holidays. Work commitments, injuries, etc. Stick to the script and play with what you have. It's hard enough with lack of Referees, Pitches and Weather conditions to contend with. A strong team will be able to cope with missing players. Stop moaning and get on with it. I'm only hearing excuses!" ........Let me hear the excuses and uproar if senior clubs had to play senior football matches without their best players as they are playing with the county the day before or after. Let's control what we can.....football and hurling schedules. Don't remember when rugby and soccer, life choices or planning an injury came under the auspices of the GAA and our co board. 3feetoftimber (Meath) - Posts: 103 - 12/07/2019 12:05:37 2209899 Link
Apparently Navan O Mahonys v Boardsmill re fixed for tonight in Trim, any confirmation on this? No fixture on Meath Gaa website or Hoganstand. BrokenStickz (Meath) - Posts: 3 - 12/07/2019 12:45:15 2209920 Link
Replying To BrokenStickz: "Apparently Navan O Mahonys v Boardsmill re fixed for tonight in Trim, any confirmation on this? No fixture on Meath Gaa website or Hoganstand." It must be a secret! But yes the re-fixture is on tonight - only championship game on this weekend so should have got more attention. If even just for the County Board to increase their gate No hurling fixtures out for next weekend yet even though planner has it down as hurling championship - are these not going ahead? Why wouldn't they? There is going to be some fixture pile-up from mid August and nothing played until then by looks of things Belt (Meath) - Posts: 205 - 12/07/2019 13:49:39 2209950 Link
Replying To Belt: "It must be a secret! But yes the re-fixture is on tonight - only championship game on this weekend so should have got more attention. If even just for the County Board to increase their gate No hurling fixtures out for next weekend yet even though planner has it down as hurling championship - are these not going ahead? Why wouldn't they? There is going to be some fixture pile-up from mid August and nothing played until then by looks of things" No show from ref tonight. Match cancelled. Crazy stuff. showforit (Meath) - Posts: 145 - 12/07/2019 22:00:36 2210145 Link
Bank holiday weekend next round of hurling. See new planner is out with the clubs. StickFan (Meath) - Posts: 192 - 12/07/2019 23:36:57 2210180 Link
There's no shortage of Hurling referees in the county. The county board just won't give certain referees games. Acording to one referee he is sick of asking for games and is now going to referee camogie instead. latouche25 (Meath) - Posts: 325 - 13/07/2019 00:00:19 2210182 Link
Good result for the U20 hurlers. Well done to everybody. Kerry next weekend. Drive it on boys. StickFan (Meath) - Posts: 192 - 13/07/2019 20:31:16 2210353 Link
Replying To showforit: "No show from ref tonight. Match cancelled. Crazy stuff." Not a hurling fan in meath as it is non existent in our area however this is some insult to the game in meath unless the referee in question had a last minute emergency thelutch (Meath) - Posts: 856 - 14/07/2019 10:23:35 2210568 Link
Things have took a nosedive by the look of things bd cup 1/4 finals on a monday night and nothing on for rest of the week or next weeknd ? next round of hurling champ the aug bank holiday weeknd Its not a great sign of things to come hurlit (Meath) - Posts: 312 - 15/07/2019 10:53:42 2211240 Link