HeyJaredPaul Fitzpatrick
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Fitzpatrick: At last, it’s all on the line | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Can one fixture rescue a season which is in danger of losing its way? Maybe. After a drab quarter-final weekend, the draw on Sunday evening, pitting Crosserlough and Gowna together and Kingscourt against Killygarry or Cuchulainns, has whetted the appetite. Based on feedback from clubs, Cavan tweaked their championship structure for this year but it didn’t go far enough. We play 24 matches to eliminate four teams from the Senior Championship; there is no doubt that a plebiscite of football follow
Devlin’s reputation enhanced in New York | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Ben Devlin may not have returned from New York with a world title, but the Kingscourt clubman certainly came home with his reputation enhanced â and with a ringing endorsement from one of the icons of the New York game. Devlin produced an outstanding performance at the World Wallball Championships, defeating highly-rated New Yorker Chris Show before eventually bowing out against Gio Vasquez. And it was Vasquezâs assessment afterwards which perhaps best illustrated the impression the 25-year-
Mullahoran man managing Cavan in New York | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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By Paul Fitzpatrick at Gaelic Park, New York Cavan NY manager Barry Dalton believes Cavan can take pride in the progress they have made in New York despite suffering a second successive Senior Championship final defeat at Gaelic Park. The Mullahoran man was understandably disappointed after Cavan lost out to Sligo in Sunday’s decider but, looking at the bigger picture, he feels the club has come a long way from where it stood just five years ago. “Disappointed. Second year to get to the senior f
Fitzpatrick: A west Cavan regional side is a decade overdue | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Few individuals born outside the county are as familiar with west Cavan as Peter Quinn. In his 2014 memoir, the former GAA President noted that when his parents married, the border wasn’t in place and people from Teemore – his home turf – naturally looked to Ballyconnell as the place to buy groceries, buy and sell livestock and “where pints and half-ones were consumed and men got drunk”. In fact, the Quinn home was part of the old Ballyconnell and Tomregan parish right up until the 1860s. I’m no
Little divides the Cavan IFC contenders | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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It has been a typically fiercely-contested renewal of the Intermediate Championship so far, with very little between the leading contenders and plenty of twists across the four group rounds. Now we are down to the last eight and, with no obvious giant blotting out the sun, all four quarter-finals look genuinely competitive. Butlersbridge will be on many people’s shortlists and they have a very strong record in this grade, although they have found one team too good on three occasions since 2020,
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