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a new S&C person will have to be recruited anyway.

As someone else said, if you drive past a school in the county- primary or secondary, what are the chances that the kids will be out playing hurling (or football) at lunch

Maughan is a dinosaur in his methods
they still talk about him in Roscommon overtraining all the talented young players they had

more coaching time from the CB needs to be given into the secondary schools to get players out to train either after school or during lunchtimes and get teams together

any teachers willing to be involved need to be looked after - gear, equipment, and maybe a voucher for a dinner or something. They ...

crazy matchups and no defensive plan.
game was over after 10mins.

Stop giving out about schools and teachers
things have changed hugely. teachers are under huge pressure with multiple subjects, paperwork, misbehaving pupils and demanding parents/principals!

clubs have to support the teachers who give their time to the gaa in schools
Give them a club top or other ...

Birr always good for poaching the Crinkle lads

the only thing Crinkle win is handball titles.

the hurling wall is very badly designed in my opinion
needed a higher wall and a longer area out from the wall
for some reason there is a building plonked almost in the middle of the astro area

how did they get on at the Tony forristal? Or did they go?

it basically means the boards in football dominated counties will have a say on the spending of hurling development money

and hurling dominated counties tend to, or want to forget about football - Kilkenny, Tipp

a window for more U20 club games within the county would be more sensible.
too much training at every age, not enough games

Meath recently changed their underage structures that most children at under 14 and Under 12 will be playing a game of football and hurling every week, with a separate ...

did the U15 footballers get to the final of the Mangan tournament last weekend only to be beaten by Kerry?

Listen, there are some excellent young players in Offaly at U12, U14 and U16 levels.

the difference is what happens in Offaly to those players to development them and improve them and what happens in most other tier 1 hurling counties.

You set the standards with the young players and squads and it carries through to the adult ranks

Get lads fit, be organised, improve the skill level and decide on a method of playing based on the players available
the same as every club side in the country
there is no 'offaly style'.
it was based on a particular set of players that were around at that time. Its time to move on.

There are ...