Brian Colhoun writes:
“Adverts.ie rules for mad shi*t”
Brian Colhoun writes:
“Adverts.ie rules for mad shi*t”
(Dunedin Connolys of Edinburgh)
The illuminati GAA abroad story continues.
Aisling Kavanagh writes:
The ladies of Dunedin Connollys in Edinburgh have reached the Tesco Homegrown Junior Club GAA Championship Final. This is a first for a Scottish Club.
The team is made up of players from all four provinces as well as a Scot and a Canadian.
We secured our place by beating St Helens of Longford last Sunday and will travel again to Ireland for the final on November 30th.The commitment from the players has been unreal with girls flying in and out on the day in order to satisfy work commitments as well as their love of the game.
The girls have been fundraising throughout the year but would appreciate any support /sponsorship very much as the trips to play in Ireland have been self funded…
Previously: The Truth Behind The GAA Player In The Nip
Oulu Irish Elks Vs Helsinki Harps.
Judgement night in Oulo, Finland
Ronan Browne writes:
I am making a documentary about the world’s most northerly GAA game, which took place last month. The doc itself is not quite ready yet but I have produced a trailer [above] if you think it would be of interest to your readers. Music by the wonderful Hermitage Green.

Marie’s da, Hill 16, Croke Park, Dublin some time between between 2005-2009.
Maire writes:
Can you help? I saw this photo in the Regency Hotel [Swords Road, Dublin] and no one [at the hotel] knows who the photographer is. My da is in the photo [arrowed] and it would mean the world to get a copy of it, if anyone knows where I could get a copy it would mean the world to me.
Anyone?

Alan tweetz:
Abercrombie meets GAA in Germany. Engbers.de latest clothes are hurling themed, and hilariously too.
Ends here!
Joey writes:
Cavan man Ciaran ‘Jaffa’ Brady. Jaffa has been living in Sydney, Australia for the past 4 years. His home club Ballinagh were playing Cavan Gaels in the Cavan SFC final Ciaran’s brother, friends and clubmen are 7/1 underdogs seeking to capture their first ever senior title in the club’s 125th anniversary year. As much as Ciaran tried he couldn’t make it home for the game. The best he could do is to follow the match online through local radio station Northern Sound at 5am in the morning…
Footage of the Dublin Senior B Hurling final last weekend.
Robert Feeney writes:
Parnells were 3 points up and Ballyboden were awarded a 21 yard free. The ref disallowed the goal as he had said to the player “This is the last puck of the game”. Ballyboden were robbed (I’m a Parnells man). Make your minds up yourselves…
Unimaginably cruel and petty?
Or firm but fair?
The whistle is YOURS.
All-Ireland Ladies Football champions, from Cork (from left to right) Ann Marie Walsh, Brid Stack, Orlagh Farmer, Angela Walsh, Annie Walsh and Jess O’Shea with Aimee Fenton, age 11, from Midleton, Co. Cork, and the Brendan Martin cup on a visit to Temple Street Children’s University Hospital, Temple Street in Dublin yesterday.
Via Breakingnews.ie