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Croke Park to host Manchester Utd-Leeds Utd friendly
Bitter Premier League rivals Manchester United and Leeds United are to play a pre-season friendly at Croke Park this August.
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So wait, the FAI will sanction a game of football in Ireland that will make both clubs, the promoter and the GAA a lot of money, and Irish football will getting nothing.View attachment 348807Croke Park to host Manchester Utd-Leeds Utd friendly
Bitter Premier League rivals Manchester United and Leeds United are to play a pre-season friendly at Croke Park this August.www.rte.ie
It's a bold strategy
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Laughs in GAA and IRFU.
1B hurling title for Clare. Very good first half , not so much 2nd half. But 3/4 key lads to come back. Waterford in 2 weeks now
Dublin can take a lot out of that performance as well to bring into the Leinster championship. Fairly decent league campaign all told.
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Dublin Fans Rampage
Roscommon in shock at Dublin suppporters violent frenzy following National Football League defeat.
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Its the FAI
They didnt even get footballs to Saipan for the training camp
Always good to beat the neighbours. Ard Mhacha advance to the semi final in Ulster U20s.
Dublin U20s out of the Leinster championship this evening - beaten by Westmeath.
We're in for a good few barren years, very little in the pipeline as far as i can see - we can never complain though - ever!
Leinster is going to go back to the way it used to be, be good craic this year.
Can focus on the Hurlers for a few years
I know everything is cyclical but I can’t believe how Dublin seem to have dropped off as a county like this.
Someone involved in the Camogie County development squads sent me on a few samples of what they do a sessions. I couldn't believe how basic it was.
Like the stuff we do with our Juvenile players at club would be more advanced. There are lots and lots of talent from U12 to U20 at club level. I see it every week.
Rugby is certainly taking a lot of the talent in Dublin but that is only an excuse. I'm not sure they best people are and have been running the development of youth players in the county for a number of years.
That golden era for Dublin was built on the back of extraordinary talent coming through a few clubs, all at the same time, coupled with 2 of the best managers Dublin has ever had coming straight after each other, I'm not including Dessie in that list.
For smaller counties like ourselves, you do need the luck of a generational team coming through together. I’m hopeful that the new training ground will be a catalyst for constant improvement of standards throughout the county. Re your point of plenty of talent being out there, it’s true but county football is now very much a lifestyle choice.