Well said but it needs to be said that the initial approach came from the player and his family to be honest I don't think it's any reflection on cashel I think the young lad wanted to play for saintsOriginally Posted by CashelMan
From a Cashel Town point of view we were disappointed to see him go,but when a club like St Micheals come in for you it's always hard to turn down.
He has been our best player this year and making the Oscar traynor squad he was always going to be noticed.
We'd all like to wish him the best of luck and will no doubt be a great addition to the St Micheals team.
Well said but it needs to be said that the initial approach came from the player and his family to be honest I don't think it's any reflection on cashel I think the young lad wanted to play for saints
From what I know,and I know the chap,the approach came from Saints
I think we will agree to disagree on that one ! But from what I hear the Clonmel clubs were in for him as well but as I said I think the family connection was the deciding factor
What's your point, those three are all one parish. Clonoulty- Rossmore equals one parish, two villages, one parish.
People from Templetuohy do not consider themselves from Moyne and so on, but these places always join up it goes on throughout the country, the same as Neath and Swansea joined up to form the Ospreys and become more competitive, the point in general is that Ronan Quirke is painful and says ridiculous things week in week out, particularly on the Tsdl when he attends 3 games a year max
How many games a year does anybody in Tipp FM attend??
Well Blossom has managed in the league and while he might not go to every game he see's a fair amount of games by the end of the season and before he was taken ill Muiris Walsh was a regular every Sunday in the Complex
Fair enough I suppose. Blossom is caught between Gaa and soccer. I wouldn't consider Muiris a football man. He is a GAA man first. He was a great Club man for Town, however I never saw him at a match before he got involved with Town. I also think Ronan does a good job with the show. I think people are being unfair to him
lads will the clonmel celtic game go ahead sunday? we are told that if clonmel win we played them sunday week and if hospital win it wont be on untill the following sunday, but i see in the fixtures for tsdl that next weekend is down for their fai game, anyone know anything about this?
Yes it will go ahead sunday barring some terrible weather between now an then, and if celtic win the fai wil be played next week as far as I no. How are yee getting on this season ya think nenagh can match clonmel.
No reason it won't go ahead. Pitch is in excellent condition. If Hospital win you might be playing them on Sunday week, however if Celtic win you won't be playing the Munster that week.
Sunday 10/03/2013
FAI Junior Cup 7th Round (last 16)
Ballinasloe Town (Roscommon) v Clonmel Celtic
ya i noticed that ye are out in the fai that week, mabye its the other way around like you said
Big games this weekend any predictions?
Town an michaels 2-2 celtic to win 3-1
Inter League Youths (Last 16) -
TSDL Youths 4, Kildare Youths League 2.
Would like to see the wilderness win today keep the bottom interesting seen as no no one knows for sure if its one or two down.
Clonmel Celtic 3-1 Hospital Crusaders. Goals from Craig Condon, Simon Scully and Paul Kennedy.
St Michael's 2-3 Clonmel Town.
Thats a fare result, the league is goin to clonmel it looks like it but to which side is the question.
Dissapointing season for michaels, juniors, b team and youthes it has to be said. i saw peake villa youthes beat michaels 5-0 the other week, very unlike the boys from tipperary town.
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