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Name : Observer

19 January 2009

The price into the Dublin Kilkenny game on Sunday was €10.00. As it is a Leinster Council competition, would imagine the price would be in or around £10??

Name : Mick

19 January 2009

Its a great boost getting this Walsh cup game at casement.. I'll hopefully make it up. Hopefully the boys can lift it a gear with home advantage and hopefully a good crowd. Good luck lads!

Name : Saffron

19 January 2009

Any idea on admission for Sundays match?

No but it no surprise that somebody had to ask this question.

Name : GAA at heart

19 January 2009

I'd just like to show my appreciation to Kilkenny. What a great team and setup they are, as well as great men. Their gesture was something that you would not see in other sports. Go raibh míle maith agaibh.

Exactly and it is imperative that we try to give them as big a welcome as possible to Casement and show our appreciation for this gesture. Let's get a few thousand in there on Sunday to witness a truly legendary team.

Name : Kilkenny For Casement?

19 January 2009

According to the Walsh Cup Master fixtures Antrim should have home advantage against Kilkenny. Do you know when a decision will be made on who has home advantage? It would be a great boost to have Kilkenny playing in Casement.

Conditions for entry stated that non-Leinster counties would have to travel to matches, irrespective of the draw. However, Kilkenny have generously offered to travel, but this must be approved by Leinster Council. Hopefully a final decision will be taken in the next couple of days.

Name : intrested

18 January 2009

when are the fixtures out Mr.Moderator Man?....for div 3 btw?

See response to the same questions repeatedly asked about this!

Name : conor

18 January 2009

congratulations to the hurlers today a good result, bring on the cats next week!

I know its early but any idea of the where the game will be played?

See below.

Name : saffron

18 January 2009

Any more to add to the walsh cup report like scorers and subs made? wheres the semi would love to get to it. Real antrim supporter

Venue not confirmed yet but probably Kilkenny.

Name : countrylegend

18 January 2009

now that the mckenna cup campaign is over, when will the squad for the national league likely to be named approximately, know you probably cannot give a definitive answer.

Within the next week to 10 days, we imagine.

Name : crom abu

17 January 2009

WELL DONE TO ROSSA A AND B TEAMS IN THE NORTH ANTRIM U-12 INDOOR HURLING COMPETTION, THEY ALL DONE THE CLUB THEIR FAMILIES AND THEMSELVES PROUD AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT WEEKS FINAL IN BALLYMENA. THANKS TO THE ORGANISERS FOR THEIR RUNNING OF A GREAT TOURNAMENT.

Name : Seán MacOirc

17 January 2009

Good luck to the Hurlers tomorrow in their opening defence of the Walsh Cup. Give it a lash lads. Good luck tomorrow and for the season ahead. Lets hope this is going to be a great year for Antrim Hurling, i.e Leinster Championshp. More frequent competitiveive games will surely do us no harm at all. Great to see Ciaran McGourty in the line up, get stuck in Ciaran, make a name for yourself.

Name : Wondering

16 January 2009

Is it true Brian Cody ????

Where do you get this stuff? Complete and utter nonsense.

Name : North Antrim

16 January 2009

Presumably a bit of intelligence work was done prior to permitting divisional sides into the senior hurling championship? It would be very dissapointing / very demoralising if entries didn't materialise.

Name : Hatchet Field

16 January 2009

Sounds like a good idea but as someone said before, the process needs to be correct and smaller clubs entering the Intermediate and Junior need to have access to their players who might potentially play for that team. All in all though a good idea. I'm sure that a Belfast team made up of the non-senior entering teams could give the men from the Glens something to worry about. I definitely would still fancy one of the big 3 to still win it but it would serve to make the SHC much more competitive.

That would depend of course on whether St Galls and Gort na Mona entered the SHC or not though. I'd say that the Belfast team would need a lot of their boys!

Name : good to see

16 January 2009

i see theirs to be football and hurling on alternative weeks up at whiterock leisure centre for under 8s and under 10s, good to see, i hope it can run for the year although i know getting these facilities is hard and expensive, kieran magraw hurling liam mc goldrick football are the organisers big thanks to them i just hope as many clubs as possible take part, games for this age group can be difficult to find so its important the kids get as much development as possible, training-coaching is important but games is what they need and want, i look forward to it.