All Ireland Gaelic Football Final (1 Viewer)

[Wyken Sky Blue]

Just finished between Dublin and Kerry with Dublin winning

Never actually sat down to watch a full game of Gaelic football but surprisingly enjoyed it!

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[Sick Boy]

Just finished between Dublin and Kerry with Kerry winning

Never actually sat down to watch a full game of Gaelic football but surprisingly enjoyed it!

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It’s good fun playing it as well - worth giving it a go if you enjoyed it.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

Used to watch this and the hurling on Sundays on some programme like Transworld Sport. Was a good watch.

 

[Sick Boy]

Hurling is the most violent sport I’ve ever played and I started boxing when I was a child!

 

[fernandopartridge]

It's a great sport to watch tbf. Imagine decent to play as well. Hurling is good too.

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[fernandopartridge]

Hurling is the most violent sport I’ve ever played and I started boxing when I was a child!

The hurlees are pretty robust aren't they? Remember my mate bringing them out one day and we were fucking about with them

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[David O'Day]

Hurling is the most violent sport I’ve ever played and I started boxing when I was a child!

Warwickshire are quite good at hurling

 

[Skyblueweeman]

Used to watch this and the hurling on Sundays on some programme like Transworld Sport. Was a good watch.

Transworld Sport....there's a programme I've not heard of for years.

Used to flick between that and rugrats whilst getting my football kit on, on Saturday mornings for school football weekend matches.

Great days. Learned so much about Sports like Kabbadi from that programme!

 

[Otis]

Used to watch this and the hurling on Sundays on some programme like Transworld Sport. Was a good watch.

Was it mainly men that are now women, or women who are now men?

 

[jimmyhillsfanclub]

Kabbadi. Oh yes.
That briefly eclipsed bulldog and murder-ball as the go-to precursor to the mass games/brawls one fine long summer of the 1980s.....

Kabbadi kabbadi kabbadi kabbadi kabbadi.....

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

Thought I’d bump this

So my father in law passed away on the 9th of March he was a very proud Galway man , by dad passed away on Saint Patrick’s day and he was a very proud Armagh man

Both counties meet today in the All Ireland football final , hopefully they will have the best seats on the house . It’s a great game the hurling final last well was incredible

Anyway I hope Armagh win

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Hurling is the most violent sport I’ve ever played and I started boxing when I was a child!

I’m impressed you played it. My mate introduced me to it. Fuck me! I renamed it Fighting Golf.
He also got me a game of Gaelic Football…which was alright actually.

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

Well that worked out well

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

I’m impressed you played it. My mate introduced me to it. Fuck me! I renamed it Fighting Golf.
He also got me a game of Gaelic Football…which was alright actually.

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I used to call it Head-Height Hockey

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Such a fab game

Just finished between Dublin and Kerry with Dublin winning

Never actually sat down to watch a full game of Gaelic football but surprisingly enjoyed it!

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[Terry_dactyl]

Does anyone remember the annual Gaelic football vs Aussie Rules games?
I think they used to show them on channel 4 and were essentially a load of blokes kicking the shit out of each other for 80 or 90 mins.

 

[wingy]

What was the final I watched the week before,county Clare v somewhere?

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

punch was so powerful it knocked the ref down too

 

[Sick Boy]

Does anyone remember the annual Gaelic football vs Aussie Rules games?
I think they used to show them on channel 4 and were essentially a load of blokes kicking the shit out of each other for 80 or 90 mins.

There’s actually a decent Gaelic football scene in Italy with matches. I’m looking to play more regularly after the summer.

 

[Nick]

Whats the difference between Gaelic Football and Hurling?

 

[wingy]

Whats the difference between Gaelic Football and Hurling?

Is it hurling is just sticks no hand's?

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Hurling has massive sticks which are swung around your head. Gaelic football is a bit of a combo of Rugby and football…when you pass the ball with your hands you have to sort of pat it across.
My mates advice to me was, “if you get too confused, just play football. It’s frowned upon but it’s not against the rules”.