Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 1:30 pm
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Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 11:34 am
this taken from OFFALY EXPRESS
Edenderry impose hefty suspensions
Published Date: 22 October 2008
By Staff Reporter
FOLLOWING an internal investigation, Edenderry GAA club has taken decisive action over the disgraceful scenes that forced the abandonment of their Minor Football semi-final against St Vincent's.
The club has suspended two unnamed members from club activities for 96 weeks while an individual not currently a member of the club has been disqualified from membership and has been barred from all club activities.
Some other members have received official warnings from the club with regard to their future conduct at games. Edenderry GAA club has also said that it 'will continue to assist the County Board with it's investigation'.
The official Coiste na nOg investigation into the incident is still ongoing. A meeting was held on Monday evening and it is expected that further meetings with the parties involved will take place during the week.
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Fair dues to the Reds for not stalling on this one.
Edenderry impose hefty suspensions
Published Date: 22 October 2008
By Staff Reporter
FOLLOWING an internal investigation, Edenderry GAA club has taken decisive action over the disgraceful scenes that forced the abandonment of their Minor Football semi-final against St Vincent's.
The club has suspended two unnamed members from club activities for 96 weeks while an individual not currently a member of the club has been disqualified from membership and has been barred from all club activities.
Some other members have received official warnings from the club with regard to their future conduct at games. Edenderry GAA club has also said that it 'will continue to assist the County Board with it's investigation'.
The official Coiste na nOg investigation into the incident is still ongoing. A meeting was held on Monday evening and it is expected that further meetings with the parties involved will take place during the week.
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Fair dues to the Reds for not stalling on this one.
Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 1:33 pm
Well done Edenderry.
A couple of other clubs should take note.
A couple of other clubs should take note.
Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 3:08 pm
Fair play is right. And fair play to Shamrocks again. Shamrocks made the hard call after the John Hurst incident and Edenderry did the right thing this time. It just goes to show that it takes one strong club/person to make an unpopular but right call and then things start moving in the right direction.
If only the club (I forget the amalgamation) who's supporter hit Michael Mahon did the same thing we would have avoided that whole strike altogether.
Once again fair play to Shamrocks and Edenderry, hopefully Offaly can set the standard that other counties will follow.
If only the club (I forget the amalgamation) who's supporter hit Michael Mahon did the same thing we would have avoided that whole strike altogether.
Once again fair play to Shamrocks and Edenderry, hopefully Offaly can set the standard that other counties will follow.
Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 5:55 pm
Edenderry have taken a stance.........but i only hope that when appeals are made that no changes are made to punishment handed out. A current senior player has got a 2yr ban because of what happened and it'll be interesting to see if this is upheld. 
Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 6:20 pm
If it's an internal club ban, I'm pretty sure the player in question would have nowhere to go. Even if he's not officially banned, the club just refuses to pick him for any matches - job done.
Just to add to the posters above - serious credit to Edenderry here. There isn't a club in Ireland that doesn't have one or two lúdramáns attached to it and there's nothing that can be done - except when they step out of line, as in this case. Edenderry have acted impeccably here and deserve recognition for doing so, as with the Shamrocks incident earlier.
Just to add to the posters above - serious credit to Edenderry here. There isn't a club in Ireland that doesn't have one or two lúdramáns attached to it and there's nothing that can be done - except when they step out of line, as in this case. Edenderry have acted impeccably here and deserve recognition for doing so, as with the Shamrocks incident earlier.
Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 12:09 am
throw the nackers out of it . not the frist time edenderry were at it.
Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 12:45 am
birr are magic wrote:throw the nackers out of it . not the frist time edenderry were at it.
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Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 8:56 am
Clueless mong..birr are magic wrote:throw the nackers out of it . not the frist time edenderry were at it.
Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 3:16 pm
As lone shark has said above "There isn't a club in Ireland that doesn't have one or two lúdramáns attached to it",obviously 'Birr are magic' might just be one of those.....Fines and suspensions have been given out so where are ya coming out with that tripe...Someone in Edenderry cross ya????They had the gonads to impose suspensions before the county board had a meeting about this!!!!Cop on
Re: Minor Semi's
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 5:33 pm
this minor controversy is draggin on fierce long and its really not fair on tullamore IMO. They played a semi final over 4 weeks ago sure how could they keep it goin and lads in college, doin the leaving cert and playin schools football.. Sure i hear Johnny PIlkington and McGovern are holding their first trial matches for next years panel this weekend and the minor football not even over.. Madness!!