TYRONE WIN MINOR ALL IRELAND

Just a small note of congratulations to Tyrone minors who won the All Ireland C title today beating Donegal by 2-16 to 1-14. A good achievment given the dearth of attention given to hurling in the county

Congratulations to them and to donegal on being in the final, hopefully they will continue development and challenge the antrims, downs, armaghs and derrys of ulster in the coming years would be brilliant to see, but in the mean time well done keep up the hard work.

Good to hear. Be great to see hurling taking off all over Ulster and other provinces too!

it is also worth noting our Ladies team out an end to Corks hopes of winning 6 titles on the trot and our Minor Boys are in the All Ireland final - all in all a good weekend for the Red Hands - we must be close to over taking Antrim as the most successful county in Ulster.

Jayo were you at the Carlow V Dublin Leinster Minor Quarter Final in June?

bocerty wrote:it is also worth noting our Ladies team out an end to Corks hopes of winning 6 titles on the trot and our Minor Boys are in the All Ireland final - all in all a good weekend for the Red Hands - we must be close to over taking Antrim as the most successful county in Ulster.

Boc I think your ladies are playing Kerry in semi. At least both teams will be easier on the eye than their male counterparts!

I dont know our junior camogs are in the junior all ireland final v waterford, and our minor camogs are up against derry in the minor b!! Good luck to both teams.

Well done to Tyrone ladies watched the game, great attitude from the girls.

Also big shout out to kerry and meath in the u21 b final great to see teams improving all the time!

bocerty wrote:it is also worth noting our Ladies team out an end to Corks hopes of winning 6 titles on the trot and our Minor Boys are in the All Ireland final - all in all a good weekend for the Red Hands - we must be close to over taking Antrim as the most successful county in Ulster.

And Cork lost the camogie to Galway .... but they did win the senior football ...

hurlingguru wrote:Jayo were you at the Carlow V Dublin Leinster Minor Quarter Final in June?

No - missed that one HG

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

hurlingguru wrote:Jayo were you at the Carlow V Dublin Leinster Minor Quarter Final in June?

No - missed that one HG

We nearly got yas

hurlingguru wrote:We nearly got yas

Aye - great to know that the Carlow success story at senior level is also happening at underage. Though I do warn you that the bulk of the Dub minor team will be young enough next year. Cormac Costello is only 16!

hurlingguru wrote:

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

hurlingguru wrote:Jayo were you at the Carlow V Dublin Leinster Minor Quarter Final in June?

No - missed that one HG

We nearly got yas

Hurling guru whats the story with your underage clubs..do you play in the kilkenny leagues thats what i've being told..

No our underage clubs do not play in the Kilkenny leagues, our senior clubs do.

JC, we have a fine U16 team this year. Will be very hopeful of doing well on Saturday in the All Ireland B. Very close to being in the A. Played Laois a few weeks back (there in the A) and lost by 8 points. Only had 12 U16s for numerous reasons and had to get a few U15s.

I think Carlow are very close to a Leinster minor final in the near future.........fingers crossed.

hurlingguru wrote:No our underage clubs do not play in the Kilkenny leagues, our senior clubs do.

JC, we have a fine U16 team this year. Will be very hopeful of doing well on Saturday in the All Ireland B. Very close to being in the A. Played Laois a few weeks back (there in the A) and lost by 8 points. Only had 12 U16s for numerous reasons and had to get a few U15s.

I think Carlow are very close to a Leinster minor final in the near future.........fingers crossed.

only asked a question what levels

2 play in the All County Junior Hurling League, 2 in the South JAHL and 2 in the North JAHL.

bocerty wrote:it is also worth noting our Ladies team out an end to Corks hopes of winning 6 titles on the trot and our Minor Boys are in the All Ireland final - all in all a good weekend for the Red Hands - we must be close to over taking Antrim as the most successful county in Ulster.

Only 130 behind now in Ulster titles, and three behind in SENIOR all Irelands.

But ye are heading in the right direction, as Antrim did win three in a row all Irelands which distorts the overall picture.