Colin Sunderland retweeted
Bridget Moran was undoubtedly the kindest, most genuine person I’ve come across in this job. A stalwart of Oulart-The Ballagh and Wexford Camogie, quietly irreplaceable in the glory days of the game in the county, did so much more than her title of ‘first aid’.
Always remember this great man presenting us underage medals, unbelievable record playing and managing teams, wherever he went success followed, gave some counties a great lift, the charisma just rubbed off him #RIPMICKO
2nd weekend of the league coming up and the ratio of football games on live to hurling games is absolutely shocking, exculding the iplayer its something like 7 football games to 1 hurling game, Cork Limerick had 2 unbelievable games last year and not shown by any station🤷🏼♂️
Joe Canning on @Laochra_Gael, Mattie Murphy as co minor manager said your no good to me unless your making your senior team, he’d have no team in Wexford now as have be near 19 play adult club🙈 didnt do Joe much harm!!
Colin Sunderland retweeted
“I met his son Gavin last year, he just thanked me for what I did with his father, it was nice. Willie Sunderland and Nick Byrne were 2 gentlemen, We had something done in the 2 years, we needed a 3rd, but didn’t get it. That’s life, the young fella has told me ‘Dad move on’ ”
Colin Sunderland retweeted
Privileged to be involved with a serious group of ladies & management team in @oulartbcamogie
Unbelievable group to work with.
Senior County Champions 2021 ❤🖤
Did Liam Brady ever get over Giovanni Trapattoni getting sacked by Ireland even after all these years? Cant remember him been anyway positive since Trapattoni left!!
Division 3 Wex U20 hurling championship last night, 7 fixtures, 5 walkovers and GAA think getting rid U18 and U21 be great for player development and retention. How many U21s were doing nothing last night that be mad play U21 championship for there clubs and fulfill fixtures!!
Its actually unbelievable its come to this with solutions on the table but @OfficialCamogie @LeinsterCamogie refuse to even talk to clubs. Highest respect for the amount of work that goes into intercounty teams but the message their sending out is the clubs dont matter a jot
A pity it has come to this. Clubs came with a problem, offered a solution and the @OfficialCamogie point blank refused to engage with these clubs.
Even if this fails at least now it has to be discussed. Sad that clubs had to go to this length to be heard 😐
Fair play to the LGFA. Imagine camogie clubs across Ireland have actually giving @OfficialCamogie the dates to play the camogie club games with no disruption to anything, essentially all we asking them to do is organise a pitch and a referee and they still wont talk🤷🏼♂️
Best of luck to @KilmoreLadies in the Leinster club Final 🙌
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As the government has said on numerous occasions the virus doesnt take a day off but yet we seem to only work couple hours at the weekend. No point politicans bragging about there record day they had for vaccines on Fri if there going be this low the next day
Gesture made to my dad when he was manager after a county final getting to lift the cup, 1 of his best ever moments. Hard to believe the GAA felt they had to put in a rule to stop moments like this happening! Yellow hurlings balls, maor foirne gone,alot of needless changes lately



















