Tag: Railway Cup

  • Martin I. Kelly – Dunboyne and Dunshaughlin – RIP

    Martin I. Kelly – Dunboyne and Dunshaughlin – RIP

    It can probably be fairly safely assumed that it was a parent or a similar leadership figure who first planted the love of sport within. It certainly was with yours truly, and while that initially manifested as da bringing me to internal matches involving my own class mates in primary school. That then evolved to…

  • The Railway rides again in attempt to marry the old and the new

    The Railway rides again in attempt to marry the old and the new

    We were presumably all that kid who relentlessly badgered a parent or sibling to buy us thrash food until they gave in and did it, at some stage. Well, in my case, that would probably translate as coercion to transport me to wherever there was a tractor or combine or hay turner could be seen…

  • All aboard with Jimmy on the Railway?

    All aboard with Jimmy on the Railway?

    ‘Facebook Memories’ are a curious concept. But a worthwhile one. Even if they could be the actual patent for a double edged sword. If what the algorithm throws up happens to be founded on positive vibes, it can give the often beleaguered spirits a lift like nothing else. If, however, the recollections are or of…

  • Gavin’s gameplan is utterly sensible and player orientated – like himself

    Gavin’s gameplan is utterly sensible and player orientated – like himself

    You’re tasked with putting a group of people together to right the wrongs of the world. The only stipulation being that those thereon must be of reputable standing and commanding of respect among those with whom they will be working with and the wider audience pertaining to those people as well. Who do you pick?…

  • Another go at solving the unanswerable question

    Another go at solving the unanswerable question

    With Guest Contributor Paraic Farrelly (@FarrellyParaic1 on Twitter) The more things change, the more they stay the same. Laois defeating Meath in the first round of the 1992 Leinster SFC is as fresh in the mind today as the shock was when it happened. To an impressionable 11-year-old, this wasn’t supposed to happen. For the…

  • Chaotic catastrophe in the life of Brian a betrayal of players everywhere

    Chaotic catastrophe in the life of Brian a betrayal of players everywhere

    On several occasions in the not too distant past, this corner has enviously pined that one’s own club would be operating at a similar level to the horribly titled ‘Super Clubs’. Without getting into the nuts and bolts of what affords the clubs in question the dubious honour, at a very basic level, it refers…