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Kildare says no to Croke Park

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Mary-Rose Rafferty
8 years ago

#NEWBRIDGEORNOWHERE

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Ollie hynes
8 years ago

Shame on the gaa well done to Kildare high morals Mayo needs to get behind Kildare on this one

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Pat Qualter
8 years ago Featured

Rules are Rules. You cant change them in the middle of a competition. And as for the insinuation of "crowd trouble" this is GAA supporters we are talking about. Crowd trouble is not what we are about. That is another disgrace by the GAA.

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Deirdre Lawlor
8 years ago

Newbridge Or Nowhere

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Donal
8 years ago

Follow rules outlined, home draw for first out

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Newbridge. Fair n square.

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Jason shanahan
8 years ago

Gaa being greasy feckers as usual wanting to keep the money intake for Dublin let kildare have there day and the local businesses

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Sarah Moran
8 years ago

Let Kildare have their day. The gaa should follow the rules in which they created!!

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Pauline Mackin
8 years ago

Kildare were drawn out first....home advantage to them. GAA are money hungry. Where us there spirit of them game?

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gerard walsh
8 years ago

cccc fup off ye fuppin fuppers !!!

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Keith Burke
8 years ago

Newbridgeornowhere

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Shane Connors
8 years ago

Play it in Newbridge. Time to stick it to the grab all association dictators.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Dubs standing in solidarity

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Jonthan carberry
8 years ago

Rules state first team pulled has home advantage

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Michelle O Neill
8 years ago

Let them at home

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Eva
8 years ago Featured

Im from Laois and I stand by Kildare. Why should they bow down and give up their home game. Rules are Rules, only when the men that make the rules want to break then to fill their own pockets. Disgraceful treatment of the smaller counties.

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Sean Finnegan
8 years ago

Newbridge or nowhere

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Bernard
8 years ago

Kildare are right,home advantage is important to them .As a Dub I hope Mayo come to New bridge and show support also

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Justin Conlon
8 years ago

Newbridge or Nowhere. Headquarters are losing grassroots if they keep this up.

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Adrian Wilde
8 years ago

Grab All Association