Quotei suppose for the club it was a gud result,but i wasnt there myself, i'm just going on games i've been to myself. cork took care of us so lets forget the cupOriginally Posted by feo123
Can't choose between :
6 up at half time at home to Cork (7-2)
4-0 Dundalk league Cup final 1989
Swan vs Dalton FAI Cup QF game
Last Years League Cup final
Last Years FAI Cup Final
Last Year in Motherwell
Last Year watching the team in the Parcs Des Princes
Harps playoff was terrible, couldn't go through that again.
As Irishmen we dilute our sense of nation by depending on the English to bring us our balls
i suppose for the club it was a gud result,but i wasnt there myself, i'm just going on games i've been to myself. cork took care of us so lets forget the cup
I知 not pedantic...I知 merely overly concerned with minute details.
u have to say, from a blues point of view it was a hugh win?Neither will I unfortunately.
I知 not pedantic...I知 merely overly concerned with minute details.
Hero.
Although somewhat vague memories- the Blues 1980 final win over pats is special, more recent memories include
A Kevin Power later winner back in late 80s over Bray to seal the 1st div title decider in Kilcohen (and our then manager Johneey Mattews dressing up as Superman at end of game and standing on dug out punching the air)
A late equaliser by (big) Dominic Iorfa against Longford in Longford (pre-development) very late 90s to take a cup tie to a replay (which we lost)
Most recently the cup semi win in Derry mentioned earlier
Blues fans....help needed with correct dates for the Power and Iorfa incidents above please ?????
As a neutral seeing Bohs comeback 4-0 down to Rovers to win 5-4 was incredible in the Morton stadium ,still count myself lucky to have been there for that one - surprised this didn't get a mention in previous bohs post
4-1 down at half-time to win 6-4
and I wasnt there to witness it
think that was in 1999
I知 not pedantic...I知 merely overly concerned with minute details.
Yeah it was. Kenny had only taken over a few months before and got us to the Semi's, that was the start of a fabulous era. It was probably bigger for you because you wernt expecting to winu have to say, from a blues point of view it was a hugh win?
hadn't all the Harps fans left the ground by the time McHugh scoredBrandywell, 2003. Derry City v Finn Harps promotion/relegation playoff. Kevin McHugh's equaliser for Harps in the 94th minute. We went ****in mental!!
Unfortunately extra-time wasn't so enjoyable
Nope not me, always to the bitter end. (and jebus it was bitter endhadn't all the Harps fans left the ground by the time McHugh scored
Nearly getting thrown out of Supermacs near Terryland for standing up for our human rights
Four of us having a whole terrace to ourselves in Sligo.
The 94th minute equaliser in that very game.
One nil away to Drogheda last season.
Theiving Monaghan in the 91st minute in the pi$$ing rain infront of 40 people.
Gatecrashing the most Unionist wedding reception you've ever seen to watch England crash out on penalties on our way to Ballybofey.
Taking a wrong turn out of Tolka Park last season and roaming around Dublin for two hours looking for the car.
Finally scoring in Mels after 81 minutes of playing Athlone off the park
Trying, and failing miserably, to fit a giant advertisment into a Peugot 206 on the way home from Cobh.
Loads more, the odd one is even football related
Jesus dont know how I left that one out......I knew the cold that day had done some damage to my memory!!!
Neso, after our fifth, waving to the Hoops who had been abusing him all game is one of my abiding memories of that day!
Bohs Will Be Back!!!
He was a smashin player, where did he end up?
I've no idea Sam.I presume he went back across the water though.
Bohs Will Be Back!!!
Winning the league in Athlone in 1980. 1-1 draw nervewracking and a bit jammy but we deserved the title.
Drawing with Southampton at the Dell. (they werea top 6 team then with keegan, Channon, Ball etc)
Beating Bohs in the cup final at a "neutral" Dalymount Park.
Des Kennedy scoring in the Bernabeu.
A late Dave Kirby (ex Waterford) winner in a cup replay in Waterford in 1977 when they absolutely murdered us.
coming from 2 down to beat Harps 3-2 in Ballybofey in 1980
1980 again Leading Waterford 3-1 in the 2nd half to be pegged back to 3-3. Tony morris scoring a superb late winner only for the referee to pull it back for a free in to Limerick. Eoin Hand sticking the free in the top corner.
Beatign Cork city 1-0 in 1993 at Turners Cross to clinch a top 6 spot in the last game before the split.
Beating Cork City 2-1 at turners Cross in 1988 when we looked set to go down.
Winning the league cup in Derry on penalties.
Beating Drogheda away in a cup repaly last year.
A few late winners in monaghan
Paul hogan scoring a late winner at St Mels at Christmas time circa 1990. we were muck and stole it 1-0.
Putting 5 past Rovers at Baldonnel in the league cup.
Colm McGonigle scoring a 93rd minute winner at kilcohan after we led 1-0 should have been 6 and gave away a late equaliser.
A very young Tommy Gaynor sending Mick Smyth sprawling the wrong way before calmly rolling the ball into the corner to win a 1982 cup semi final replay.
Wnning the league cup in Sligo in 1975. (I missed the 4-1 cup win in 1977 )
Beating Galway 5-1 at Terryland.
Sending a reserve team to kilcohan to beat a full Waterford side 2-0 in a shield game. 2 days later we made 11 changes, they made 1 and we had a lucky 1-0 win in the league at the Markets Field.
Beating Rovers 2-1 at Milltown in 1979 the only time I saw Limerick win there in quite a few visits (we did win 4-0 in the mid 70's but I wasn't there).
Joe O'Mahony's last gasp penalty to beat Dundalk at Oriel Park about a minute after saying this will be a great point. Tony Morris's late winner in the cup 6 months before
I wasn't there. We went down to Bishopstown but the game was rained off. Couldn't make Turners Cross, which was a Wednesday, I think.
To this day, I think that result was rigged. Cork had chances they just couldn't have missed, but they did. Then a few weeks later they came to Rathbane and we handed them a 1-0 win.
Was already in cork when the sunday game was called off too. I lived in Galway at the time too.
No way was it rigged. Cork had most of the play and great chances. We played really well. They were well ****ed off at losing.
Thats what I meant. They were all over us, from the extended highlights I saw. They couldn't have missed all those chances.
At the time, I thought nothing of it. But they came to Rathbane, won 1-0, I remember Johnny Walsh being through on goal, and deciding to pass to his right, even though there was nobody there.............
I guess it probably wasn't rigged, but its a good story.
Allow me to add a few:Nearly getting thrown out of Supermacs near Terryland for standing up for our human rights
Four of us having a whole terrace to ourselves in Sligo.
The 94th minute equaliser in that very game.
One nil away to Drogheda last season.
Theiving Monaghan in the 91st minute in the pi$$ing rain infront of 40 people.
Gatecrashing the most Unionist wedding reception you've ever seen to watch England crash out on penalties on our way to Ballybofey.
Taking a wrong turn out of Tolka Park last season and roaming around Dublin for two hours looking for the car.
Finally scoring in Mels after 81 minutes of playing Athlone off the park
Trying, and failing miserably, to fit a giant advertisment into a Peugot 206 on the way home from Cobh.
Loads more, the odd one is even football related
Watching Jamie Nolan beat about 48 players by himself in St.Mels before inevitably (and a little tragically) missing his shot.
The toilets in Terryland. Landmark stuff.
Beating Kilkenny 4-1 in their place on our way to the playoffs in front of another 40 odd crowd in the greatest weather in the history of the nation.
The league cup final in Derry. Magic. The female Derry fan who roundly abused us for our team's 'negative tactics', while very much an exception to the warm welcome afforded us, was the cherry on the proverbial cake.
Trying to uh... appropriate a South Korean flag in some town on the way home from Athlone only for Jebus to abandon me and leave me dangling about 10-12 feet above the ground.
Gael353's shameful chastisement of your man Hennessy, the goalkeeper, after a game. An U-21s game at that. In the middle of Tralee.
My very first away game against Glebe North. John Whyte exacting retribution on their left-full who had bullied Brian Donnellan for 45 minutes was like something out of a comic book (this was before Donnellan's subsequent metamorphosis into a truculent scrapper in his own right).
And as small as it might seem, the goal when we beat Douglas Hall down in Turner's X this season in our cup replay. A small taste of heaven and I lost it and went mental, running about with no discernable purpose in a manner I've not done in years.
Good times...
The ball is round and has many surprises.
Were you in Madrid for that one?
What year was that?
Was that before or after Kennedy joined Galway United?
Where is he now?
Nobody knows us, we don't care
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