www.uibhfhaili.com

according to Hogan Stand "Danny Owens says he hasn't been approached about the post"

http://www.hoganstand.com/offaly/Articl ... ?ID=202421

ryot wrote:peace might break out eventually--------------- there have been plenty great rows tho !!!!!

I think plenty of rows is one thing that can be guaranteed!!
the old stalwarts in Ballycumber, Doon and Pullough GAA wont wave the white flag too easily!!

talk of a leamonaghan parish team.... jeeze that'll do down like a lead balloon!!!!
Doon & Pullough are already amalgamated at underage level, and the same with Ballycumber and Tubber.
The Brosna Gaels model is no doubt a thorn in the side of those against a parish team in Ballycumber, Doon ...

Im not a football man so I can only take the example of Brosna Gaels, clearly a number of clubs joined together, a number of whom have the numbers to sustain their own club team, however they have sacrificed this in order to gain success. It is patently unfair on the other clubs in the county and ...

Plain of the Herbs wrote:Radio3 are saying Saturday evening's matches are all now at 5pm? Is this the case? And if so, why?

according to the fixtures email... its "primarily to avoid clashing with attractive televised matches"

Saturday 28th July
Tullamore Court Hotel Junior A Football Championship
Ballycumber v Gracefield Ballycumber C Dwyer 7.00 pm

Sunday 29th July
Tullamore Court Hotel Senior Football Championship
Walsh Island v Ballycumber O C P J O Reilly 2.00 pm Linesmen, C Groome, P Gallagher.
Edenderry v ...

kinnittyman wrote:Brosna Gaels sitting pretty at the top of Group 1 of the Senior Championship!!

still sitting pretty ....... now with 4 points!!

Doon's pitch would certainly be big enough and good enough, though I'd say Pullough or Ballycumber would be a little bit closer to the natural heart of Brosna Gaels really.

i think this comment is a bit off the mark, Brosna Gaels grew to an adult team from the original Doon Og set up...
and ...

i would agreed wholeheartly. the website is a disgrace. and possibly reflects the start of offaly gaa in general. Most household now have access to the internet and they are losing out big time with no promotion through this medium. they need to get some new younger vibrant people involved and ...

Brosna Gaels are not a club, although structured internally like any club with regards to the committee, with a chairman, secretary, treasurer, pro etc.

Brosna Gaels is the parish of Leamonaghan with permission players from Tubber.

well said, long John!!!

a great win from Brosna Gaels over Clareen, and well deserved....
Brosna Gaels knew it could happen.

it seems those predictions of 10 /12 point win for Clareen were well off the mark......!!!! :)

& those from Clareen shouting abuse before, during and after the match were ...

[quote="durra1"]A topic close to my heart..

The current Brosna Gaels vintage stem from a lot of effort put in 10 years ago by a teacher out in Doon from one of the hurling counties who had them featuring in u-12 and u14 tournaments where they never featured before.
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Durra1, your info is ...

the Offaly GAA website is a joke, they really need to get up to date!