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Season 61 - Does anyone every read these?

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Season 60 – Falling upwards

05/16/2023  0 replies    

Season 59 - Blessed Babies Bring Beautiful Bounty

01/17/2023  0 replies    

Season 58 - Bondage by Blissful Bare Brothers

10/11/2022  0 replies    

Season 57 - gone, goodbye, goodluck & see you later

06/25/2022  0 replies    

Harvesting of Cream Crop Delivers Masterly Results

04/12/2022  0 replies    

Strong Samson Strives Smoothly South

12/15/2021  0 replies    

Colourful Curtains Close Coolly on Season 54

09/18/2021  0 replies    

Creamy Dreamy Season Ends with Delicious Desert and Appetite For More

06/29/2021  0 replies    

Irish Ignites Immense Isotopic Craic

05/31/2021  0 replies    

Season 53 - Battered Cornbread

04/17/2021  0 replies    

Season 52 - Update 3.0 Tentative Squad Selected for Next Season + Training Guidelines

02/21/2021  0 replies    

Season 52 - Update 2. Victory Tastes Sweeter Than A Hot Chicken Roll

02/08/2021  0 replies    

Ireland U21 Season 52 - Update 1

01/16/2021  0 replies    

Ireland U21 Season 52

12/23/2020  0 replies    

Starting from scratch

06/10/2020  0 replies    

Season 44 Update

01/21/2019  0 replies    

First game from new season

11/07/2018  0 replies    

Out of the bracket

09/25/2018  0 replies    

In the bracket

09/18/2018  0 replies    

Number 38 in the standings

09/12/2018  0 replies    

2nd and 3rd ...

08/15/2018  0 replies    

The dark knight: David Flanagan

07/31/2018  0 replies    

Progress Season 42 (2)

07/05/2018  0 replies    

Progress Season 42

05/22/2018  0 replies    

Nicky Sheeeeeehy at the buzzer!

04/24/2018  0 replies    

Can we make the history ?

01/06/2018  0 replies    

New season, new cycle

10/09/2017  0 replies    

Ireland U21 team Win!

10/19/2016  0 replies    

Training is a must

11/15/2015  0 replies    

Progress Being Made

09/14/2015  0 replies    

Youth is the Future

08/11/2015  0 replies    

Youth is the Future

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Youth is the Future

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Youth is the Future

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Youth is the Future

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Youth is the Future

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.....

03/25/2015  0 replies    

New Beginning

07/15/2014  0 replies    

Long road ahead

04/27/2014  0 replies    

Season 23 Conclusion

05/13/2013  0 replies    

Season 22

12/09/2012  0 replies    

New Season, New Coach

11/22/2012  0 replies    

Injection of Life

07/18/2012  0 replies    

Game Time

06/18/2012  0 replies    

Under 21 Team/Staff

06/03/2012  0 replies    

Post match analysis

05/29/2012  0 replies    

New Beginings

05/27/2012  0 replies    

Update

05/23/2012  0 replies    

Quick Message

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Press Announcements

Colourful Curtains Close Coolly on Season 54

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Media Release
Another season is coming to a close and another set of fantastic players say goodbye to the beloved Irish U21 setup. Boys who made their debuts for the Tri-Colours can now leave as national heroes created in that green jersey. 8 of the match day squad are now moving their careers to the next stage leaving the future of the Irish U21s in the hands of the rising talents. The most notable to leave are Homer 'Odyssey' Doherty who finished this season as top scorer, the amazing Scott 'too hot' O'Farrell who achieved 3rd all time in assists with the Irish Team with 127. Many had tipped Scott to break the record this year but injuries prevented him from going further. Both Homer and Scott have also made it into the top 10 caps of the Irish U21s with 33 each. Timmy "whats a rebound " Kelly and Gerry 'Adams' Synge will also bid farewell to the U21s as anchor's of the post.

The season its self was not a total disaster. Despite poor management of the player's game shapes at their clubs - Ireland were ranked 51st at the start of the season and finished 51st again. Their record was a 5-6 for overall games and 1-6 for competitive games. Despite this losing record the Irish team did achieve a new high under their orgasmic coach of 42nd. This was a country high for a very long time.

The future remains bright due to the new stream of talent coming through, the consistent training and communications from the team's offsite discord. The goal of the Irish team next year will be a consistent 40s team and also get Lee Strand to sponsor a trip to Waterford Fish and Chip History Museum.

Here are the players who will big farewell and the end of the season:
Scott O'Ferrall (48660134)
Homer Doherty (48660116)
Kevin Mulcahy (48660106)
Timmy Kelly (48660050)
Malcolm De Mange (48659990)
Gerry Synge (48935980)
Adam Boland (49122842)
Danny McGee (49038429)
Carl O'Hegarty (48935976)
Niall Nolan (49038357)
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