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07/02/2007, 1:08 PM
the grape vine

i read in today's connacht telegraph,tom kelly writes about the "poetic justice" in niall gall's penalty save on sunday,i suppose he could right in the way NG was so badly treated some years ago by celtic.. i dont think to any REAL celtic people would begrudge him this day of glory !
07/02/2007, 1:50 PM
pixiehead

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Originally Posted by the grape vine

i read in today's connacht telegraph,tom kelly writes about the "poetic justice" in niall gall's penalty save on sunday,i suppose he could right in the way NG was so badly treated some years ago by celtic.. i dont think to any REAL celtic people would begrudge him this day of glory !

Ya have to commend Kelly on that piece in the paper. was very good of him to tell the background of Niall's past but without going into too much detail. In fairness niall was very ****ed off in the way he was treated at celtic but he's such a nice chap he would never admit it. No your right Grape vine i dont think any REAL celtic people would begrudge him this day of glory but for the people who never gave him a chance its a fairytale ending :D . Everone knows how committed Gallagher is and its been a long time but now i belive he's found the right home . Another victory for the common man :)
07/02/2007, 2:07 PM
swinfordfc

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Originally Posted by pixiehead

Ya have to commend Kelly on that piece in the paper. was very good of him to tell the background of Niall's past but without going into too much detail. In fairness niall was very ****ed off in the way he was treated at celtic but he's such a nice chap he would never admit it. No your right Grape vine i dont think any REAL celtic people would begrudge him this day of glory but for the people who never gave him a chance its a fairytale ending :D . Everone knows how committed Gallagher is and its been a long time but now i belive he's found the right home . Another victory for the common man :)

Would he go back to Celtic?
07/02/2007, 2:12 PM
harpskid

Hi folks,

we're playing in Castlebar next Saturday - just wondering if any of ye could supply directions to their ground, please.

Thanks,
Chris
07/02/2007, 2:49 PM
Closing Time

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Originally Posted by pixiehead

Ya have to commend Kelly on that piece in the paper. was very good of him to tell the background of Niall's past but without going into too much detail. In fairness niall was very ****ed off in the way he was treated at celtic but he's such a nice chap he would never admit it. No your right Grape vine i dont think any REAL celtic people would begrudge him this day of glory but for the people who never gave him a chance its a fairytale ending :D . Everone knows how committed Gallagher is and its been a long time but now i belive he's found the right home . Another victory for the common man :)

To be fair Niall was the Junior keeper went Celtic were Senior League. When the club left the Senior league all the players were regraded back to Junior half way through the Junior league season and the management at that time picked the senior keeper ahead of Niall even after he kept 5 clean sheets in a row. It was a call by management and happens in every club when a player comes back from injury etc. It was a hard call and nothing could be done by the committee as their was no solution. They could not pick the team. Niall was a great clubman as was/is the senior keeper and everyone was very disappionted that he left. He was great with the youths and all felt that we lost a good keeper and great person. He would always be welcomed back to the club. As for TK's arcticle he was not forced out of the club.
07/02/2007, 3:45 PM
pixiehead

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Originally Posted by swinfordfc

Would he go back to Celtic?

No i doubt it. Nixy looked after him this year and he will be a loyal servant in return!!! Id imagine...... However id say Celtic will definatley try there arm at an approach but who could blame them ;)
07/02/2007, 3:53 PM
pixiehead

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Originally Posted by harpskid

Hi folks,

we're playing in Castlebar next Saturday - just wondering if any of ye could supply directions to their ground, please.

Thanks,
Chris

Chris if its castlebar Celtic your looking For its as Follows...

you will be coming into the town via the N5. First roundabout take the 2nd exit. Go on to the next roundabout and take the 2nd exit also. shortly after this you may see the ground to your left. then you take the first road to the right ( Beside the fire station) Go on till you come to a T junction ( Beside Lybrary) Take the right also. Then just a few yards up beside the tennis courts there is the enterance to Celtic!! ( Castlebars 2nd best Ground :D :p )
Whos playing anyhow
07/02/2007, 9:45 PM
renovater

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Originally Posted by the grape vine

i read in today's connacht telegraph,tom kelly writes about the "poetic justice" in niall gall's penalty save on sunday,i suppose he could right in the way NG was so badly treated some years ago by celtic.. i dont think to any REAL celtic people would begrudge him this day of glory !

Tk likes to dramertise, and thinks once a Celtic player always a celtic player!!
07/02/2007, 10:01 PM
renovater

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Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

I heard on the grapevine that there was supposed to be an informal meeting in Milebush last night amongst clubs. Don't know what it was about though if it went ahead.

I believe it was a negie session for those who has no better to do than to criticize those who are doing some good.
It remind me of deer sharpering there anklers
07/02/2007, 10:05 PM
renovater

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Originally Posted by Thunderblaster

Things must have been peaceful for the Renovater not to be giving the gospel. or the post scared him off!!:D :eek: :D

one, from time to time will wait in the long grass. Tread lightly
07/02/2007, 11:26 PM
Thunderblaster

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Originally Posted by renovater

It remind me of deer sharpering there anklers

How can a deer sharper there anklers?:eek: :confused:

Should it be a deer sharpening their antlers?:D
08/02/2007, 2:24 PM
Closing Time

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Originally Posted by pixiehead

Chris if its castlebar Celtic your looking For its as Follows...

you will be coming into the town via the N5. First roundabout take the 2nd exit. Go on to the next roundabout and take the 2nd exit also. shortly after this you may see the ground to your left. then you take the first road to the right ( Beside the fire station) Go on till you come to a T junction ( Beside Lybrary) Take the right also. Then just a few yards up beside the tennis courts there is the enterance to Celtic!! ( Castlebars 2nd best Ground :D :p )
Whos playing anyhow

Now PH, no way is Castlebar Town or the GMIT grounds better than Celtic Park.
08/02/2007, 2:26 PM
Closing Time

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Originally Posted by harpskid

Hi folks,

we're playing in Castlebar next Saturday - just wondering if any of ye could supply directions to their ground, please.

Thanks,
Chris

When is the game: time & date
08/02/2007, 6:38 PM
robben 11

Ballyheane awaits Scotty.....

Brilliant news for ballyheane f.c. the search for a quality striker looks to be arriving shortley...! providing James Scott ( scotty ) can get work in mayo he has said he will be joining ballyheane, what a lift he will bring , the way ballyheane has been talked about since peter bourke left was nothing but relagation and negative vibes... a few more additions and Murph's Green Army will hold there own....
09/02/2007, 9:31 AM
Closing Time

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Originally Posted by robben 11

Brilliant news for ballyheane f.c. the search for a quality striker looks to be arriving shortley...! providing James Scott ( scotty ) can get work in mayo he has said he will be joining ballyheane, what a lift he will bring , the way ballyheane has been talked about since peter bourke left was nothing but relagation and negative vibes... a few more additions and Murph's Green Army will hold there own....

He would be a great signing and if you can add a few more players Ballyheane will have no problem staying in the SL. Is that enough for the club, just staying in the SL and beating Celtic & Westport now and then.
09/02/2007, 11:46 AM
The Don

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Originally Posted by Closing Time

He would be a great signing and if you can add a few more players Ballyheane will have no problem staying in the SL. Is that enough for the club, just staying in the SL and beating Celtic & Westport now and then.

Have to beat Manulla first and foremost. Hard to compete with the top three with their resources, thats not a lack of ambition just a fact of life.
09/02/2007, 1:00 PM
Closing Time

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Originally Posted by The Don

Have to beat Manulla first and foremost. Hard to compete with the top three with their resources, thats not a lack of ambition just a fact of life.

Fair comment
09/02/2007, 1:19 PM
the grape vine

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Originally Posted by The Don

Have to beat Manulla first and foremost. Hard to compete with the top three with their resources, thats not a lack of ambition just a fact of life.

ya i bet ballyheane are really gunning for Manulla this season, to teach them a bit a lesson !!
09/02/2007, 1:52 PM
swinfordfc

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Originally Posted by the grape vine

ya i bet ballyheane are really gunning for Manulla this season, to teach them a bit a lesson !!

Manulla will be strong this year under Mannion
09/02/2007, 4:22 PM
pixiehead

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Originally Posted by Closing Time

Now PH, no way is Castlebar Town or the GMIT grounds better than Celtic Park.

Not them 2...... keep thinking ;)

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