Frank Roche
Gaelic Games Writer at Irish Independent
Gaelic Games writer with @IndoSport. A weakness for Westmeath and Tottenham but no other masochistic traits. Opinons are not my employer's and sometimes my own
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4 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Frank Roche
The All-Ireland ‘Super 16s’ final round permutations… risk, reward and a last day to die for Connacht hopes on knife edge while even Donegal and Dublin aren’t safeGalway manager Pádraic Joyce and Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney. Photo: Harry Murphy/SportsfileBe careful what you wish for. We’re about to scrap a three-year-old championship format just when it’s about to get very, very interesting.
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4 days ago |
independent.ie | Frank Roche
Frank Roche: The All-Ireland ‘Super 16s’ final round permutations … risk, reward and a last day to die for Connacht hopes on knife edge while even Donegal and Dublin aren’t safeGalway manager Pádraic Joyce and Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney. Photo: Harry Murphy/SportsfileBe careful what you wish for. We’re about to scrap a three-year-old championship format just when it’s about to get very, very interesting.
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5 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Frank Roche
Cavan 1-13 Donegal 3-26The bottom line? Donegal are back on track, this ultimately lopsided dismissal of Cavan teeing them up nicely for a massive group finale against their mercurial friends from Mayo in a fortnight. All four teams in Group One are tied on two points, throwing open multiple permutations. Yet of the two teams here, surely Donegal will approach D-Day with a greater pep in their step than Cavan?
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6 days ago |
independent.ie | Frank Roche
Donegal get back on track as Cavan row gives way to a rout – and sets up Mayo showdownAll-Ireland SFC Group1, round 2: Donegal 3-26 Cavan 1-13Michael Murphy of Donegal during the All-Ireland SFC round 2 win over Cavan at Kingspan Breffni in Cavan. Photo: Brendan Moran/SportsfileThe bottom line? Donegal are back on track, this ultimately lopsided dismissal of Cavan teeing them up nicely for a massive group finale against their mercurial friends from Mayo in a fortnight.
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6 days ago |
independent.ie | Frank Roche
‘It’s a huge game, absolutely huge game’ – Jim McGuinness relishing massive Donegal v Mayo showdownDonegal manager Jim McGuinness, left, and Michael Murphy of Donegal before the All-Ireland SFC win over Cavan at Kingspan Breffni in Cavan. Photo: Brendan Moran/SportsfileJim McGuinness says Donegal are gearing up for an “absolutely huge game” against a revitalised Mayo as their All-Ireland SFC group goes down to the wire.
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Stumbled upon it again late (too late!) last night. Very watchable.
Only a 7.3 on IMDB. I'd certainly have gone to 8 for it. https://t.co/ZXzdn5HtY4
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