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Congratulations to Carlow's wonderful women footballers. A serious achievement, built on hard work, discipline and no shortage of character. CARPS (Carlow) - Posts: 1136 - 02/08/2026 13:57:44 2688450 Link 0 |
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MLR are headed for relegation. You can see the dual clubs, and clubs from dual areas, really struggling in their secondary codes this year. This was a predicable consequence of removing our wonderful split season. Hopefully, it will be reinstated next year. But football should be allowed to go first, and it should rotate each year. CARPS (Carlow) - Posts: 1136 - 02/08/2026 19:51:39 2688486 Link 0 |
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Agree 100 percent
Ceatharlach7000 (Carlow) - Posts: 45 - 03/08/2026 11:47:54 2688530 Link 0 |
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There has to be a line between split season and not split season. If football goes first, lads who hurl won't pick up a hurl until the football is finished. When you're saying that secondary sports are struggling, who's struggling? Just MLR really and they are never consistent year on year because they're not football driven like hurling. Looking at the rest, bagenalstown are doing better in the hurling results wise and incredibly unlucky in football results so far. Carlow town are flying in inter and junior. Myshall are hurling primarily but looks to be football first at the moment. Naomh brid was always going to be a massive step up. Ballinkillen 2 wins so far in the hurling. It's not a perfect system but a fully split season also doesn't fully work. What id like to see are the playing numbers between hurling and football this year to last year and see what the actually drop off is. CarlowJuniorB (Clare) - Posts: 201 - 03/08/2026 13:20:46 2688545 Link 0 |