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Topic: Up and coming young club coaches in Clare Hurling
Indigo Montoya
(266 Posts)
Posted: 01-Sep-2010 17:00
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Hope the lads don`t mind me robbing this from their Limerick topic re same.

Anyone?
obama
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Posted: 01-Sep-2010 18:37
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oige murphy and brendan bugler are 2 fine coaches who love the game and have a passion for coaching
eagle eye
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Posted: 01-Sep-2010 21:28
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Peter Casey the development officer also involved with lisdoonvarna, great coach from what I hear. Also I heard he`s a sound man too.
You could have a great coach and \\ team and win nothing and vice versa.
Colin Lynch - great trainer.
tones67
(612 Posts)
Posted: 01-Sep-2010 21:43
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Casey is very good alright. Patsy Keyes is also very good new kid on block
turfcutter
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Posted: 01-Sep-2010 21:55
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Peter Casy is a nice fella but christ what would someone from Lisdoonvarna know about hurling all that crowd know about is drinking

Originally posted by eagle eye:
Peter Casey the development officer also involved with lisdoonvarna, great coach from what I hear. Also I heard he`s a sound man too.
You could have a great coach and \\ team and win nothing and vice versa.
Colin Lynch - great trainer.
Man with the Cap
(577 Posts)
Posted: 01-Sep-2010 21:56
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Said it before but the Clooney Rebel  (Corkman )  came down to us on and off last year. Took sessions with Senior, Minor, and underage team. Even took camogie team one night when they had a problem.

Everyone had nothing but good to say. Variety, intensity, clarity and great communicator. Oh sense of humour too. Couldn`t give us the commitment this year, unfortunately,

Just cannot believe his own Club have no role for him.

He never took a payment either from us even though we offered petrol money.
Helmet
(36 Posts)
Posted: 01-Sep-2010 21:58
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Originally posted by tones67:
Casey is very good alright. Patsy Keyes is also very good new kid on block

Keyes is good alright, Tones senior hurling manager  (Johnny Markham )  is a very good coach, have seen him a few times doing sessions with teams in the club. Saw him doing few sessions with another club also. Very good variety in his sessions
Halloran
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Posted: 02-Sep-2010 16:34
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Originally posted by Man with the Cap:
Said it before but the Clooney Rebel  (Corkman  )  came down to us on and off last year. Took sessions with Senior, Minor, and underage team. Even took camogie team one night when they had a problem.

Everyone had nothing but good to say. Variety, intensity, clarity and great communicator. Oh sense of humour too. Couldn`t give us the commitment this year, unfortunately,

Just cannot believe his own Club have no role for him.

He never took a payment either from us even though we offered petrol money.

Could you tell us his name?
Man with the Cap
(577 Posts)
Posted: 02-Sep-2010 19:02
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I don`t put ordinary Joe`s names up on websites, Sorry. Anybody from Clooneyquin should be able to help you out. Lives in Clooney side, was over under16 team few years ago. That should get you his name.

Callin to him Sat actually, will ask him for future ref if i can name him. He has one hell of a library of drills.

How to set them up, vary them, how long to do them, how long to rest between them.

But, maybe I shouldn`t have put him on this thread, he must be about 40.
kinnittyman
(944 Posts)
Posted: 02-Sep-2010 19:19
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The two Hanley brothers that trained the Clare Junior Camogie to win the All Ireland.

Jesus with them, Patsy Keyes and Johnny Markham how are Shannon so bad? Too many chiefs and not enough Indians??
tones67
(612 Posts)
Posted: 03-Sep-2010 08:13
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Plus Cunningham, McIntyre, O`Rourke, Mc Allen etc......
Keyman
(162 Posts)
Posted: 03-Sep-2010 10:47
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Tommy Liddy smb great man great hurler a sound man
Timber
(1,452 Posts)
Posted: 03-Sep-2010 14:22
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did he hurl for barefield for a while?

Originally posted by Man with the Cap:
I don`t put ordinary Joe`s names up on websites, Sorry. Anybody from Clooneyquin should be able to help you out. Lives in Clooney side, was over under16 team few years ago. That should get you his name.

Callin to him Sat actually, will ask him for future ref if i can name him. He has one hell of a library of drills.

How to set them up, vary them, how long to do them, how long to rest between them.

But, maybe I shouldn`t have put him on this thread, he must be about 40.
outsider
(551 Posts)
Posted: 03-Sep-2010 21:02
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Tommy Liddy, one of the better up and coming coaches indeed.
Bogball
(460 Posts)
Posted: 03-Sep-2010 22:29
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Did he not wear the blood and bandages?

Originally posted by Timber:
did he hurl for barefield for a while?
Helmet
(36 Posts)
Posted: 03-Sep-2010 22:37
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Originally posted by tones67:
Plus Cunningham, McIntyre, O`Rourke, Mc Allen etc......

Cunningham with team in Tipp, McIntyre with Ballyea, O`Rourke with ClooneyQuinn and not sure about McAllen. Better coaches with other clubs, heard Johnny Markham has been approached and considering a role with another club for next yr.
realtruefan
(1,516 Posts)
Posted: 03-Sep-2010 23:24
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Originally posted by turfcutter:
Peter Casy is a nice fella but christ what would someone from Lisdoonvarna know about hurling all that crowd know about is drinking


We love our traditional music but we love our Hurling as well, may be Peter Casey is going along these lines ...

What Clare needs is more lads like him to bring Hurling to the football area`s and visa versa with the football ....
Man with the Cap
(577 Posts)
Posted: 04-Sep-2010 02:49
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No. Didn`t hurl in Clare I think. Lives up behind church in Clooney. Callin there tomorrow. Will clarify matters then.
tones67
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Posted: 04-Sep-2010 08:50
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Originally posted by Helmet:


Cunningham with team in Tipp, McIntyre with Ballyea, O`Rourke with ClooneyQuinn and not sure about McAllen. Better coaches with other clubs, heard Johnny Markham has been approached and considering a role with another club for next yr.

Cunningham with U8s Club Minors and who are still in competition. McAllen with U14s who were bets Clare team in Feile this year. Rourke with 12s, and McIntyre with Camogie 14s who lost All Ireland, while hanleys were over 21b who won title , so while they may be with outside clubs they are all still helping inside.

Markham I believe may be waiting to see how players treat Sixmilebridge game and possibly Senior B. If players treat these seriously he may be interested in doing another year.

Despite annual hope of winning a championship, if Tones year won Senior B, having already won promotion to Clare Cup top tier, and U21B, and maybe minor B, it would actually be a good year with a few young lads to build with again
Man with the Cap
(577 Posts)
Posted: 04-Sep-2010 15:57
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Oops, got told off for talking crap!! That man said he too old and not not up to the calibre of those quoted on this thread.

Anyway onwards and upwards...
Eire Og
(113 Posts)
Posted: 07-Sep-2010 22:52
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Philip Brennan is a great goalkeeping coach
Bogball
(460 Posts)
Posted: 07-Sep-2010 23:46
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Jasus he`s modest aswell, who would have thought that for an-ex Cork hurler.

Originally posted by Man with the Cap:
Oops, got told off for talking crap!! That man said he too old and not not up to the calibre of those quoted on this thread.

Anyway onwards and upwards...
livin on a prayer
(154 Posts)
Posted: 07-Sep-2010 23:47
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fergie o`loughlin
twiceasnice97
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Posted: 08-Sep-2010 10:16
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the proposed new format for the underage structures could completely overhaul club coaching in the county if it is done properly
realtruefan
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Posted: 08-Sep-2010 11:45
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Originally posted by Eire Og:
Philip Brennan is a great goalkeeping coach

Really !!
When did he start coaching !!

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