With another, more important league on the horizon in a couple of months, most managers are treating the Allianz Leagues with a sense of freedom and ambivalence.
They could take it or leave it. Win lose or draw, most managers come out with the same tone and the same message. There's no point in getting carried away in February.
But it's Limerick who are flying highest. John Kiely's team out-muscled Galway in the Gaelic Grounds and they look a step ahead of everyone else.
Lohan's Clare are trying a new more direct style and with Tony Kelly relocated to his best position, in midfield alongside David McInerney, there's plenty of promise for the Banner.
Laois, Carlow and Westmeath as predicted, are struggling and Wooly, JJ and Michael Carton discuss the pros, cons and take-aways from it all.
Not ideal. As New York GAA prepare to host Roscommon this weekend in the opening round of the Connacht SFC, they have bigger issues on their hands than the outcome of that game. Following the match, there will be a decision made on whether New York will continue to play in Connacht, where they have […]
A monster week of sport! Our SportsJOE Pub Quiz is back for another week and as good as ever. We had some interesting sport this week, with Ireland’s downbeat friendly against North Macedonia, some cracking National Football League finals, and URC action. Let us know how you all get on!
Another big weekend! After what was a relatively quiet weekend last week, with barely any football and relatively minor URC games, we are back with some serious action. The League of Ireland returns with some huge fixtures, the Champions Cup knockouts are here, and, of course, Limerick v Cork in the National League final. Enjoy […]