All Ireland Qualifiers

Armagh have reached the last 8 in The All Ireland series would you rather we play in

  • The Super 8 format

    Votes: 9 22.5%

  • Knock out Quarter Final

    Votes: 31 77.5%
  • Total voters
    40
  • Poll closed .
Big Jim

Big Jim

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Craigb92yoo said:
No intent whatsoever for challenge on Mackin. Fair play to McKiernan on his actions after by calling for doctors and putting Mackin in the recovery position within seconds of the incident.

Hopefully Mackin makes a speedy recovery.
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McKiernan didn't help and put Mackin into the recovery position or call for help. It was the #7 that did that along with Aidan Forker. McKiernan protested to the ref that he used his shoulder and then went down "Injured". It was still a playing collision though and having seen it back now, I still think that.
 
Muckser

Muckser

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The draws for the Round 2 of the 2022 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship & the Tailteann Cup Semi-Finals will take place tomorrow morning.

It will be broadcast live on Morning Ireland on RTE Radio 1 just after 8.30am.

2022 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 2

The Round 2 draw involves the four winners from Round 1 (Cork, Mayo, Clare & Armagh) against the four Provincial runners-up (Roscommon, Kildare, Limerick & Donegal).

An Open Draw shall be made to determine the pairings.

Teams who have previously met in the Provincial championships can meet again in Round 2 of the Qualifiers.

Venues for Round 2 shall be determined by the Central Competitions Control Committee, and all fixtures details will be confirmed on Monday afternoon, with the fixtures scheduled for the weekend of 11th & 12th June.

Teams Involved:

Bowl 1 - Cork, Mayo, Clare, Armagh

Bowl 2 - Roscommon, Kildare, Limerick, Donegal
 
Muckser

Muckser

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We can get Donegal again...... kerry stuffed limerick by what over 20 points and are weakest left. I don't fancy Newbridge
 
Sean Og

Sean Og

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Muckser said:
The draws for the Round 2 of the 2022 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship & the Tailteann Cup Semi-Finals will take place tomorrow morning.

It will be broadcast live on Morning Ireland on RTE Radio 1 just after 8.30am.

2022 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 2

The Round 2 draw involves the four winners from Round 1 (Cork, Mayo, Clare & Armagh) against the four Provincial runners-up (Roscommon, Kildare, Limerick & Donegal).

An Open Draw shall be made to determine the pairings.

Teams who have previously met in the Provincial championships can meet again in Round 2 of the Qualifiers.

Venues for Round 2 shall be determined by the Central Competitions Control Committee, and all fixtures details will be confirmed on Monday afternoon, with the fixtures scheduled for the weekend of 11th & 12th June.

Teams Involved:

Bowl 1 - Cork, Mayo, Clare, Armagh

Bowl 2 - Roscommon, Kildare, Limerick, Donegal
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Think they might do a double header at Croke Pk.
 
ragingbull

ragingbull

Well-Known Member
Armagh vs Donegal,Cork vs Kildare,Roscommon vs Mayo,Limerick vs Clare

Cavan vs Sligo,Westmeath vs Offaly
 
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Craigb92yoo

New Member
Big Jim said:
McKiernan didn't help and put Mackin into the recovery position or call for help. It was the #7 that did that along with Aidan Forker. McKiernan protested to the ref that he used his shoulder and then went down "Injured". It was still a playing collision though and having seen it back now, I still think that.
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Sorry your correct was no.7 (got names mixed up).
 
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Left Right Out

Member
Although not how I would like it, it is a sign of Armagh maturity that we were able to learn from the actions of other teams, and wind down the clock. Making the most of stoppages and other opportunities. The final 9 minutes being case in point. Didn’t seem like 9 mins of football. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do! A bit like Tyrone during Richie Donnelly’s black card didn’t see too much football in those 10 mins
 
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Armagh52

Member
Went to match with very little expectation but was greatly surprised by the performance. Great intensity with good discipline and looked good when we moved the ball quickly like we were doing at the start of the league.
 
Big Jim

Big Jim

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JoeH said:
If anyone is any doubt

I just checked rte.ie , independent.ie and Irish examiner.ie and remember we knocked out the current all Ireland champions and not a mention on their front pages. Not one.

The bias against northern teams is very strong
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Yeah Joe, but on the upside if we're being ignored it makes it easier to come in under the radar a la Derry
 
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