| The GAA 18:17 - May 11 with 15430 views | EastR |
Louth Leinster champions for the first time in 68 years and revenge on Meath for the 2010 final.
An Lu Abu! [Post edited 11 May 20:51]
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| The GAA on 16:52 - Jul 6 with 1655 views | MrSheen |
Monnnnnn Tipp! 4 up at half time, but the Zombies not dead yet. Crazy scoring again. |  | | |
| The GAA on 17:42 - Jul 6 with 1613 views | MrSheen |
What a finish! Tipp were dying even before the red card, I can’t remember a single Kilkenny wide in the second half, but that was an amazing comeback.
It’s a bit early for this Tipp team to stand up to Cork though, they were exceptional yesterday. | | | |
| The GAA on 17:43 - Jul 6 with 1613 views | Myke |
| The GAA on 16:52 - Jul 6 by MrSheen |
Monnnnnn Tipp! 4 up at half time, but the Zombies not dead yet. Crazy scoring again. |
Stunning goal by Tipp to win it. That kid is only 20! Should be 1 hell of a final | | | |
| The GAA on 20:33 - Jul 6 with 1554 views | MrSheen |
| The GAA on 17:43 - Jul 6 by Myke |
Stunning goal by Tipp to win it. That kid is only 20! Should be 1 hell of a final |
Some Ballyporeen farmer should let a few oul cattle loose on the Motorway the far side of Burncourt the Sunday after next. Bottle up the Corkmen. [Post edited 6 Jul 22:24]
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| The GAA on 19:52 - Jul 11 with 1357 views | WatfordR |
So who do we fancy to plat Donegal in the final?
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| The GAA on 07:40 - Jul 20 with 1181 views | PlanetHonneywood |
After seeing QPR conquer Europe on Friday, good luck to Tipp today as the seek to conquer Ireland. |  |
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| The GAA on 07:47 - Jul 20 with 1174 views | Paddyhoops |
Cork and Tipp is live on BBC 2 today . | | | |
| The GAA on 07:58 - Jul 20 with 1151 views | SydneyRs |
Cmon the rebels! | | | |
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| The GAA on 09:35 - Jul 20 with 1103 views | Myke |
| The GAA on 07:58 - Jul 20 by SydneyRs |
Cmon the rebels! |
Hoping for a Cork win mostly for Horgan' sake. But mostly I'm hoping it matches last year's classic | | | |
| The GAA on 09:54 - Jul 20 with 1086 views | thorpebankR |
Up Tipp! |  | | |
| The GAA on 13:52 - Jul 20 with 1011 views | HoopinEssex |
Looking forward to this. Up the Rebels. | | | |
| The GAA on 14:54 - Jul 20 with 980 views | MrSheen |
M’on Tipp, mission impossible! | | | |
| The GAA on 16:25 - Jul 20 with 939 views | Paddyhoops |
Sucker punch that Cork goal . Tipp need to more clinical. They’re are goals in this game for them. | | | |
| The GAA on 16:55 - Jul 20 with 918 views | MrSheen |
| The GAA on 16:25 - Jul 20 by Paddyhoops |
Sucker punch that Cork goal . Tipp need to more clinical. They’re are goals in this game for them. |
Didn’t see this coming!!
Cork should have saved a couple of goals for today. [Post edited 20 Jul 16:58]
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| The GAA on 16:59 - Jul 20 with 902 views | Paddyhoops |
This is a hiding now. Tipp have steamrollered Cork in the second half. | | | |
| The GAA on 17:12 - Jul 20 with 888 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Utterly feckin' incredible stuff!
I'm back in the old man's village in a week, and I'll be having a victory Guinness...or two!
Hurling's coming home!!!!! | |
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| The GAA on 17:15 - Jul 20 with 884 views | MrSheen |
Holy Jayzus, they looked dead and buried at half time, what a massacre in the end.
That’s one of the great sporting collapses, 0-02 to 3-14 in the second half. It’s a long old drive home, especially avoiding Tipperary. | | | |
| The GAA on 17:34 - Jul 20 with 839 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| The GAA on 17:15 - Jul 20 by MrSheen |
Holy Jayzus, they looked dead and buried at half time, what a massacre in the end.
That’s one of the great sporting collapses, 0-02 to 3-14 in the second half. It’s a long old drive home, especially avoiding Tipperary. |
I was watching last year cheering the mother's county win, a few months after she'd passed away, and what a final that was.
But hard to think of a such a swing in a game by an underdog since Paris backhealed Achilles onto defeat. | |
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| The GAA on 18:24 - Jul 20 with 767 views | thorpebankR |
Unbelievable comeback Up Tipp! Thurles will be rocking tomorrow night. | | | |
| The GAA on 21:51 - Jul 20 with 661 views | CLAREMAN1995 |
| The GAA on 17:15 - Jul 20 by MrSheen |
Holy Jayzus, they looked dead and buried at half time, what a massacre in the end.
That’s one of the great sporting collapses, 0-02 to 3-14 in the second half. It’s a long old drive home, especially avoiding Tipperary. |
Yes that goal for Cork after the 2 extra minutes were up before halftime should have been a death blow to Tipp but fair play to them they responded magnificently .
Cork hit the woodwork 3 times but overall were miles off their best and once the red card and penalty goal it was done .
Poor enough game IMO lots of reckless shooting causing huge wide totals but Tipp really answered the bell in the second half .Congrats a massive turn around in 12 months |  | | |
| The GAA on 22:23 - Jul 20 with 629 views | MrSheen |
| The GAA on 21:51 - Jul 20 by CLAREMAN1995 |
Yes that goal for Cork after the 2 extra minutes were up before halftime should have been a death blow to Tipp but fair play to them they responded magnificently .
Cork hit the woodwork 3 times but overall were miles off their best and once the red card and penalty goal it was done .
Poor enough game IMO lots of reckless shooting causing huge wide totals but Tipp really answered the bell in the second half .Congrats a massive turn around in 12 months |
It had the look of football a few years back where Tipp put extra men in defence to stop Cork running in behind on goal, but meant they were short handed up front when they won the ball back and were shooting from out wide. Cork had chances closer and more central and could hardly miss in the first half…unless it was just unusually gusty at the Hill end. I thought once Cork were six up at halftime they could sit back and let Tipp come onto them and collect goals on the break.
It’s one thing to totally freeze on the big day (cough, cough, Milk Cup), another to get the job more than half done and totally seize up. I’m struggling to think of a bigger implosion in a team sport. Not just to lose it at the death but to get so completely flattened. All Blacks-France 1999? Broncos-Penrith 2023? Headingley 1981? [Post edited 20 Jul 22:27]
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| The GAA on 08:12 - Jul 21 with 515 views | HoopinEssex |
Coming from Cork background I'm gutted. Looked only one winner when the goal was scored before halftime.
Don't think I've seen a worse collapse ever in Hurling. Just kept thinking in the 2nd half don't worry Cork will pick up soon. Just never did.
Can't take it away from Tipp. They won well in the end. | | | |
| The GAA on 08:32 - Jul 21 with 493 views | GroveR |
| The GAA on 22:23 - Jul 20 by MrSheen |
It had the look of football a few years back where Tipp put extra men in defence to stop Cork running in behind on goal, but meant they were short handed up front when they won the ball back and were shooting from out wide. Cork had chances closer and more central and could hardly miss in the first half…unless it was just unusually gusty at the Hill end. I thought once Cork were six up at halftime they could sit back and let Tipp come onto them and collect goals on the break.
It’s one thing to totally freeze on the big day (cough, cough, Milk Cup), another to get the job more than half done and totally seize up. I’m struggling to think of a bigger implosion in a team sport. Not just to lose it at the death but to get so completely flattened. All Blacks-France 1999? Broncos-Penrith 2023? Headingley 1981? [Post edited 20 Jul 22:27]
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AC Milan should never have given Liverpool a sniff in the 2005 CL final.
It burns me like the heat from a thousand suns to say it but "well done Tipp" - a superb final. |  | | |
| The GAA on 09:22 - Jul 21 with 454 views | CamberleyR |
| The GAA on 22:23 - Jul 20 by MrSheen |
It had the look of football a few years back where Tipp put extra men in defence to stop Cork running in behind on goal, but meant they were short handed up front when they won the ball back and were shooting from out wide. Cork had chances closer and more central and could hardly miss in the first half…unless it was just unusually gusty at the Hill end. I thought once Cork were six up at halftime they could sit back and let Tipp come onto them and collect goals on the break.
It’s one thing to totally freeze on the big day (cough, cough, Milk Cup), another to get the job more than half done and totally seize up. I’m struggling to think of a bigger implosion in a team sport. Not just to lose it at the death but to get so completely flattened. All Blacks-France 1999? Broncos-Penrith 2023? Headingley 1981? [Post edited 20 Jul 22:27]
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Belgrade, 1984 
Fake hoops were 4-0 up at home against Arsenal in a League Cup tie in 2012 and ended up losing 7-5 in extra time. [Post edited 21 Jul 9:27]
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| The GAA on 12:42 - Jul 21 with 373 views | Noelmc |
Newcastle 4-0 up at Loftus Rd with Chris Waddle running riot in the first half. We fought back to 5-5 in the most entertaining match I've ever attended. |  | | |
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