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| Name: Homer Simpson location: AAAA? T.V Land |
Has anyone got any beer? | |
| Name: Marge Simpson location: Springfeild |
Has Bart been sending rude comments? | |
| Name: Bart Simpson location: Springfeild |
Don't have a cow man!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Name: Sean Dempsey location: O'Moore Park |
anybody know where Laois are playing DCU this Sunday in the O'Byrne Cup? I think it's in Laois, but at which ground?? | |
| Name: podge(malones brother) location: history class |
move over man im coming in next year to take over your spot in midfield and flynn is taking over murphys spot...xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox |
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| Name: stevie langton location: brisbane australia |
hope every1 is keepin well back home!!!! i hear were gone back junior A again!!! maybe its for de best wit all de players dat are missin for next year!!! ned 2 start from scratch n bring on all de young footballers n jus be patient!!! eventually things will work out for de house n we'll be in de spotlight again!!!! GO ON DE HOUSE!!! Lovely weather over here by de way ha ha!!! |
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Is what your man is saying True or not | |
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Any decent outfield players moving in | |
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WHAT? | |
| Name: jim location: cremon |
pat hughes from carlow is transfering to laois senior team ? hes living in barrowhouse? minor goalkeeper for carlow | |
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well done to the 3 lads | |
| Name: joe location: the field |
best of luck to joes/barrowhouse on sunday all support needed in ratheniska at two. | |
| Name: Mark Hovenden location: Sydney |
If anyone is heading towards Sydney in the next few months and is interested in playing football with one of the best Sydney Gaelic Football Teams, The Penrith Gaels will be starting back their season in Feb 09. The Penrith Gael Team is Sponsored by your favourite Bondi Local, The Tea Gardens Hotel. | |
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dont any of ye know???? | |
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When will the new pitch be ready? Will the pitch be made available before the dressing rooms etc?? | |
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mosta da lads goin to oz never trained anyway!!!!!! | |
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The Fact is we have made the decision to go down. If the effort is put in we will be back up intermediate in a year with a youthful side with the experence of a championship win and looking forward to moving into our new grounds. | |
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STOP TALKING AND START TRAINING LADS | |
| Name: Teach na Bearu location: |
How can anyone say we have PLENTY of players with class and physicality?? we have a small few in each category, with an even smaller overlap!! It's not just us though, it's the same for lots and lots of rural GAA clubs. It's true, we haven't earned the right to play Intermediate football - but that's no reason to drop down - afterall did we not ask to drop out of intermediate football a few years back?? we're entitled to play at this level and it's not all that unbelievably tough is it?? Like any other club, if we can get 15, 20 or more lads down training regularly we will definitely be competitive. Training has generally been a disgrace the last few years, so is it amy wonder we have generally struggled in the championship? We need all hand on deck, that has always been a requirement for Barrowhouse to achieve anything, as we are a small area. We need to get lads living away from the area to come back and train and play and be part of the team. This will only happen if there is something worthwhile to turn up for - ie meaningful well-attended training sessions with big numbers and a good standard. I worked in Dublin for years and was always jealous of lads I used to know up there from all around the country (further away than Barrowhouse!) telling me about travelling down to train with there clubs, these guys had an incentive because there were good structures in place and good sessions to attend. The average guy from around here who travels down to train in February will arrive in a poorly lit field, with 8 or 9 other lads - on a good night! - training will start late, will be badly organised, and after a while he will ask why he is bothering? Next thing he won't, he'll stay where he is. I suppose it's like the chicken and the egg. The onus is on all players to either play and train PROPERLY or not bother at all. That's the only way we will make any real progress at Intermediate football. | |
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