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Since the inter-county season is well and truly over, as usual we turn to our local teams to fill our GAA appetite over the winter months.

I've been trying to pay attention to County finals outside of Cork on the TV and radio but have only been able to catch a few.

I saw the Kilkenny final last Sunday and I have to say, considering the circumstances it was a good game of hurling.

So who do you guys think will fare well in the provincial/All Ireland championships?

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comment by leinsterDublin24 (In sexton we trust) (U13938701)

posted Oct 30, 2009

ballyboden will do the double in dublin




bunch of pricks

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comment by Deaglan O Duain (U9897234)

posted Oct 30, 2009

I dont think Newtownshandrum are interested in the Munster/All Ireland but if they put in the effort they will give anyone a game this year

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comment by Had I a schpoon, had I? (U13803482)

posted Oct 30, 2009

''bunch of pricks''
laugh

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comment by Come On Fergie!!!(aka COF) (U4469307)

posted Oct 30, 2009

Fair play to Moyle Rovers, great achievement to win the Tipp football county title, hopefully they can continue their form to the Munsters!

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comment by tecphobe (U1482291)

posted Oct 31, 2009

they play football in tipp? Fair play to them thos langers in killkenny dont.

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comment by IrishAddick (U8489583)

posted Oct 31, 2009

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilkenny_Senior_Football_Championship

Can't see either Tones or Seneschalstown challenging for the All-Ireland. A good run in Leinster would be good.

Ballyhale for the hurling.

Who won the Galway and Mayo football titles? They usually put up a good challenge, but St. Galls seem to be strong too.

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comment by Deaglan O Duain (U9897234)

posted Nov 1, 2009

Newtown just beat Thurles so it seems they are up for it this year. Am sure they would like a shot off Ballyhale...winkeye.

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comment by DUBLFCYNWA (U11724226)

posted Nov 1, 2009

Ballyboden won the double, they beat Craobh Chiaran in the hurling final today 1-16 - 0-12, I wonder how Keaney is going to manage both now, hes played both up until now.

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comment by centrehalfforward (Sugar we're going down swinging) (U13731064)

posted Nov 1, 2009

club football.....I fcu.king love it!! biggrin

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comment by thejuice2003 (U7637382)

posted Nov 2, 2009

Real men play Junior football! stoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstoutstout

Tones-Senchalstown sounded like a classic. Replay next Thursday. Winners will have to play the provincial match following Sunday. Tough demands on whoever wins.

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