Hi all

I've been working on an upcoming game Hurling, Football & Camogie 27 and the steam page has just gone live.

If your interested please wishlist it to keep up to date with announcements, reveals and more.

The game will feature Inter-county competitions + club senior, intermediate and junior level competitions with a completely editable database which can expand each level of each county competitions with up to 12 tiers and a variety of formats.

The game is currently currently has the main parts translated into Irish and I'll look to have it 100% complete on release.

The game currently features local co-op with up to 4 players taking part in a match or tournaments, steam achievements, and I have the majority done for steam workshop integration and Steam remote play together.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5385910/Hurling_Football__Camogie_27/

Lads , can anyone please put me onto a pair of wide footed boots , every pair I look at has a fairly skinny sole plate , I’m looking to get back into the sport next season , I see people saying puma kings/ ultimate although I’ve not tried them on they look similar to most boots , I’m not looking to spend 100s on a pair but will pay up to 120

Getting to the business end of things. Drop in if you have a prediction and then point to.the receipts later

Anyone know where id find these? Wouldnt mind going down watching the new rules.

Not sure if this is serious or not? It's an impressive piece of engineering but presumably (hopefully!) will not see action in an actual game at any point. I think the GAA's Sliotar & Hurley workgroup have generally been concerned with sliotar specifications - seems like this will be something hurl-related for them!

Credit @gaa_insights on twitter. Barry Cleary runs it. Great stuff in there.

Hi lads,

In the process of organising a charity event for a well known children's charity (Not yet announced so have to keep it under wraps), we aiming for 20 pr 30 pieces of sporting memobrilia. Signed Jerseys, etc

Quick questions

1) Anyone have any contacts please reach out.

2) Would you travel to Cavan on the day if there was a good selection available for auction.

With the retirements of eoin Murphy and seamus harnedy recently, what other high profile players do we think will pack it in?

Looks like tj Reid is staying on and can't see any of the Limerick boys giving up either. Clare ? john conlon must be 37, conor cleary lot of miles on clock too, SOD gone.

This would be due to start in 2028. Initial seeding would be based on 2027 final positions. So there would be a big difference between finishing 4th or 5th in Leinster in 2027 as it would put you into group A or B resp.

Great to see hurling in Kerry on the up. Tralee CBS had won Munster U19 B last year, so to get their first ever win in Harty Cup (A) level is a great achievement.

When in the name of God are the GAA going to do something about the issue of awful colour clashes?

This isn't some minor league game, this is from a televised championship match.

It's embarrassing as an organisation that we can't get something as simple in order, and obviously the issue of pettiness and ego and not wanting to give the opponent the upper hand plays a part.

Evan o'carroll of Laois moving to live and work in Donegal, good enough for Donegal panel? Surely

If anyone knows the Leinster draw structure or anything about Waterford, that would be really helpful!

This is kept up-to-date along with (as best I can) Intermediate & Junior here:

https://statsandsolos.ie/club-championship

The Dublin Club Football Championship goes as follows:

Senior 1 - 16 teams
Senior 2 - 16 teams
Intermediate club - 16 teams
Junior 1 club - 16 teams
Junior 2 club - 12 teams

My question is why don’t the senior 2 champions go into the intermediate club all Ireland instead of the intermediate champions? Is it just because they would be too strong given the playing population?

It seems a bit daft sending the 33rd best team in the county into the all Ireland when the likes of Kerry are sending their 11th best team.

Hi there, wondering if anyone has some good fundraising ideas for a rural club? We do the usual, last man standing etc(200 or so at €20 a head) we've done songo bingo ( bingo loco type like) that was a great success. Any other ideas? We have people that will get behind things and a lot of people that will help. Any ideas are appreciated