It's really fun to play I'm from kilkenny and I play hurling all the time and I'm one of the best hurling player for my hurling club and kilkenny one the second match
bipin p viswanath I was at that game and also went to the replay, and feel very honoured to be able to say "I was at that game" Hurling is a native sport to Ireland, but through our many emigrants around the world, there are now clubs set up around the World in many towns and cities and the game is growing in popularity. But the heart of this game still remains in counties like Kilkenny, Tipp, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Clare and others, it's a 100% amateur game, many of these players have full-time jobs or are students, have to train to professional levels, nutrition and diet like a professional, commitment like Professional Sports-person, but are unpaid, and do this for the honour of their county jersey and their county supporters. It is an astonishing game, and a great source of Pride for the country.
I am an Aussie and the night before the game I saw this on the guide and I taped it. On the next day me and my dad watched the whole game and it was awesome
This is my first time to watch a hurling game and I found that: So exciting is it All the players are so tough and skillful 1 point for a goal over the crossbar 3 points for a goal under the crossbar So fucking exciting is it Cheers to this great sport from Japan
I had a smile on my face for a whole week after realising the greatness of what I witnessed on 7/9/14. Although it was a draw and we lost the replay, even had we even won or lost on the first day it was some game to behold.
that play at 1:15:00 is absolute class, poise and percision this moment and the first couple of minutes of the replay where there were 2 blocks and 1 hook stand out for me, captures the sport beautifully
I first learned of Hurling this year when I was in Ireland and have to say I'm hooked. What a great game and really easy to get into! thanks for posting. I wish the states would pick up these games!!!
as an Australian with Irish ancestry i dream of the day i get to see the hallowed turf of Croke Park. along with our Melbourne Cricket ground the 2 greatest sporting stadia on earth
I was at this match. Incredible! Many say it was the final match ever played. There is nothing like a match between top notch panels. It is poetry in motion. The thing that absolutely amazes me is that all these athletes are AMATEURS! The training they need to go through to get to this level is brutal. All props to them. I like all Gaelic games, but I LOVE "iamánaíocht!"
lovelyhurling13 United States, Wisconsin. Multiple clubs in in Wisconsin play hurling. And there are a large amount of teams spread throughout the U.S.
lovelyhurling13 Watching from Melbourne, Australia - found my way here after stumbling across the GAA football final on TV last night. Thanks for the upload.
lovelyhurling13 I'm watching from Pekanbaru, Riau Province in Indonesia. when i introduce this sport to my friends at school they said it's idiot sport, but it's no problem to me :) #sorry about my bad english
I'm from England but my Father is from Tipperary and I absolutely love hurling but one thing I've never understood is how this game never took off. I've shown so many people this sport and even people who don't like any sport, have never had a bad word to say about this game.
ChristmasTrax I love hurling,but i'm from sligo which is not a hotbed of hurling.They are about 26 gaelic football clubs and the same for soccer and they are only 5 hurling clubs.Thats the same in ulster excluding antrim the rest of connacht excluding galway and many parts of leinster.Generally its popular in a quarter of the country.Saying that the interest and passion is more intense ,because nearly all the counties border tipperary.Its a very traditional game and the stick is made from wood from the ash tree no wood is suitable.Only 10% of ash is suitable as well as that its a very picky tree and will only grow on good land.Thats why where hurling is popular it is also usually prime agricultural land,the exception ,being the glens of antrim.However meath and kildare has good land yet gaelic football is the main sport so its difficult to know whats going on.
Sky sports is very expensive not every one can afford it.In many cases the viewership has been less than the crowd who attended the game even with crowds of 8000.Many games i can not watch involving my county because they are on sky .I could go to them,but times don't always suit especially when sky insist on a 7pm throw in
Great stuff. I know Kilkenny and Tipperary always put up great matches every time they play each other. Respect from America. I'm planning on getting the GAAGO next year depends on the changes they make.
Honestly it would be cheaper to get a VPN that allows you to have an Irish IP address. That way you could watch it on the RTE player. The prices they are charging on GAAGO are crazy.
to alot of us ,but football is a way bigger.For example the all ireland final in hurling usually caters for the demand whereas the football final could be sold out three times It might be slightly different if cork were involved
The best game i ever seen, bar none. It had everything in terms of excitement, but the standard was unprecedented. That last free needing hawkeye was as heart stopping a climax to a game as you'll ever see. The last four All-Irelands have been memorable, hate to say it but we're due a bad one.
for someone whos never seen the sport before they would find this mezmerizing and very hard to understand.so much skill involved they make it look so easy and these are amatures love it
This was simply the best All Ireland Final I have seen. Both teams giving everything. There is no sport in the world that is better than the ancient game of hurling.
First time I've ever seen hurling. I literally never even heard of this sport until yesterday. Amazing sport. Definitely like a mix of Gaelic football and lacrosse.
Hurling is older than them both,but gaelic football is an irish sport like hurling and they are governed by the same association the GAA.Many GAA clubs play both sports so rules and field have to be similar.Hurling would also have been standardised first and then gaelic football
When I was down watching that match the atmosphere was the best thing ever I saw. Tipp and Kilkenny fans alike, from a footballers point of view, unreal game of hurling
It was my privilege (but ultimately frustrating losing the replay) to have been at that match, we were speechless for a few minutes afterwards such was the exhilaration. I remember sitting beside a mix of supporters watching in the Cusack stand and one of them said “I’m not sure I should ever watch another game of hurling after negating what is definitely the best game of hurling I have ever had the privilege to watch - it just can’t get any better than that!”.
Some hurling from the 10th minute to the 15th minute proper hell for leather , both teams willing to brake there neck to get that ball just shows the passion the pride wherein your county jersey for your county cause we all know not everyone gets a chance to hurl in all ire final personally I'm from Co. Wexford but used to love this k.k team proper old school hurlers no messing around brian had it drilled into them disciplin and pure dedication ❤💯🇮🇪 that kilkenny bck line is like running into brick wall they can't be moved even running at them I always said it kilknny s bck line are built diffent strong as horses 😅
It wasn't really invented it evolved over hundreds or even thousands of years in ireland.The rules are mostly the same since it was standardised in 1884 ,but the stick is completely different.Originally the game was played mostly on the ground ,but now it has elvolved towards more aireal play and the head of the stick has become broader to allow for aereal play and to pick the ball of the ground in to the hand.
so it was basically the first play of hockey and then it became a seriously hard sport...my old man used to play it down at croke park and gave up playing it professionally for playing rugby for St.Mary's rugby club like most of the rugby players in my family and then went to play for london irish. They still have those metal bands round the clubs...they used to rip the skin of my fingers, really annoying. Anyways Joseph Boland I heard that this year the GAA NHL were planning on making it a full on professional sport.... took a while seeing as it was founded in 1884
T Buss The ethos of the GAA is an amateur one,so that will not change any time soonj,but i will probably see it my lifetime,but will take at least another 20 years
I was going to say that it was only 54 ,but thats the number of scores.There was 50 points and 4 goals which would be 62.In both matches between clare and wexford there was 54 scores as well but that was after extra time.Phenomenal scoring
I am from Spain and I love this fascinating sport. I am looking forward to watching next Sunday's final. Do you guys know if the match will be broadcasted? If so, where can I watch it?
+José Antonio You can watch on tg4.ie, though you may need to download Hola to change the domain. I live in Madrid and I find it easier to go to an Irish bar because the player is very slow. Or you can go to GAAGO, you need to pay but it's worth it for the experience!
Hey, i'm starting to get the hang of this game! The blerns are loaded, the count's 3 blerns and 2 anti-blerns and the infield blern rule is in effect, right?
Both sides deserved to win neither deserved to lose, one of those rare occasions when a draw is the right result . If you want to showcase hurling to the world, use this match to do it, hurling at its best.
Great game! Would have loved to try playing this at school, shame that the outdoor sports of English schools are usually limited to football, hockey, the occasional game of rugby and a whole lot of netball (shudders) for the girls...
+Joao Martins Thats only one game in the year.Hurling only packs this 80000 capacity stadium once in the year.They do train every day,but they have no time to recover since they are working full time.It is still a business every else makes money out of it except the players.Kilkenny won this championship after only playing 6 games in front of good crowds and probably could go full time professional,but they would be only joined by about 4 other teams which wouldn't be much of a league.You must remember we are only a nation of 4 and half million and hurling is mostly played in only a quarter of it.Soccer and rugby our other major sports and they don't have a domestic professional league either.They are 4 rugby teams ,but they play in an international league.Hurling and gaelic football are only played at an elite level in ireland so a pro international league is not possible.
That Hawkeye at the end must of been the most devistatin thing for tipp ever I remember I was watching the match and I thought Kilkenny lost but when it went wide I was so shocked but unlucky tipp in the replay from a Wexford man
Leather cover, with a cork core. Slightly smaller than a baseball, lighter, and with a raised ribbing. The bounce can vary a lot depending on how wet they are
Harder than a rock? I'm finding that hard to believe. I would guess that it is somewhere in the range of a baseball - pretty hard - to a cricket ball - harder. Thoughts?
For all the complaining that was done about Cathal Barrett making the most of Richie Hogan's contact with his head in 2019, apart from letting out a little shout, he made very little fuss about being wrapped on the head by Aidan Fogarty at 1:28:45. That would have seen Taggy sent off, just like Patrick Horgan was in the Munster final the year before that. Maybe he learned to not let people get away with that...
I taped some Hurling and Gaelic Football from Sportvision. They only showed highlights. There is a bar in San Francisco that have satellite dishes and they would not tell me how they got the signal. Thanks to TH-cam. I researched both ancient sports from my ancestral homeland. This video is 5,000% better than Sportvision.
i don't like the fact you can just carry the ball in your hands. this is what makes soccer and hockey superior to me, the fact control of the puck or the ball is always a fight, it brings another dimension to the game, 1 on 1 duals, feints etc.
Diesel415 yeah, i got that rule like the basketball, but i find it looks also like a lack of style in basketball. And about shinty, to me it looks like hockey on grass with children sized sticks. Maybe it could be nice with decent sized sticks. but yeah at the end, if you like it, it's cool.
+Hide and Tweak Hey if you like 'soccer' and hockey then that's cool. I prefer more fast paced sports played by athletes possessing a myriad of skills not hindered by all sorts of rules that slow down the sport to the level of excitement of a grammer school kickball game.
+Hide and Tweak In the old days the game had more first touch striking and the ground play,but the rules were mostly the same.Because handling was allowed the game became more possession based and the sticks became shorter and Broader.
much love to you all ON THE 100th anniversary of Irish independence. AS A FORMER ENGLISH PENAL COLONY and dumping ground for their OCCUPY TYPES and ANONYMOUS radicals And the odd Roman Catholic we fought as you do FOR THE RIGHTS OF MAN. Hurling shows your character and good breeding. long live Sin Fein... And those who realize the old ways are traditional. Like the trust you have by respecting THE FORTS will keep you close to the God who created all beings. Our country lost a lot by destruction of indigenous people's lives and culture. The English tried to impose things foreign which do not work well because they don't travel well. ONE DAY IF AMERICA COMES REALLY CLOSE TO GOD we could be as great a country as Eire... with much love from the colonies... Leon TH-cam channel DoctorLeonShabubu
Quite often it can be the colours of their hometown club. Players play for a club aswell as their county. County hurling would be the pinnacle of the sport, club hurling would have more of a community feel
Why is this sport not famous. Just found it today, very interesting. It's awesome.
bipin p viswanath I found it today. Hurling has itself a new fan.
It's really fun to play I'm from kilkenny and I play hurling all the time and I'm one of the best hurling player for my hurling club and kilkenny one the second match
I am Irish 🍀and I play hurling 💦its a tough sport and u are very capable of getting injures 👎🏼
bipin p viswanath I was at that game and also went to the replay, and feel very honoured to be able to say "I was at that game"
Hurling is a native sport to Ireland, but through our many emigrants around the world, there are now clubs set up around the World in many towns and cities and the game is growing in popularity. But the heart of this game still remains in counties like Kilkenny, Tipp, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Clare and others, it's a 100% amateur game, many of these players have full-time jobs or are students, have to train to professional levels, nutrition and diet like a professional, commitment like Professional Sports-person, but are unpaid, and do this for the honour of their county jersey and their county supporters. It is an astonishing game, and a great source of Pride for the country.
Anna Purcell I broke my ankle ...........I'm from Kilkenny
I am an Aussie and the night before the game I saw this on the guide and I taped it. On the next day me and my dad watched the whole game and it was awesome
This is my first time to watch a hurling game and I found that:
So exciting is it
All the players are so tough and skillful
1 point for a goal over the crossbar
3 points for a goal under the crossbar
So fucking exciting is it
Cheers to this great sport from Japan
MimukinTV when u hit it over the bar its called a point
This Sunday. Limerick V Clare. See if you can watch it! it will be epic
HArryl
TH-cam has made me realize just how boring the sports I grew up watching in the US really are.
+Kevin Moyers Sports in america like everywhere else is all about money not the sport themselves
if i never see another baseball or basketball game, no loss for me.
Best match ever. The intensity, the fitness, the skill, the pride, the controversy, nail biting stuff
I had a smile on my face for a whole week after realising the greatness of what I witnessed on 7/9/14. Although it was a draw and we lost the replay, even had we even won or lost on the first day it was some game to behold.
i realize Im kind of randomly asking but does anyone know of a good website to stream new series online ?
@@bowenpeyton4087 Netflix
@@bowenpeyton4087 Disney plus
2014 All Ireland Hurling final part one, the greatest sporting spectacle I've ever had the privilege to witness. Warriors.
Not as good as the AFL Grand final this year!
This is like playing tennis and soccer at the same time!
Still if you're brought up on it.
You get it.
that play at 1:15:00 is absolute class, poise and percision
this moment and the first couple of minutes of the replay where there were 2 blocks and 1 hook stand out for me, captures the sport beautifully
Best hurling match ive ever saw just amazing
WWE2XHeel I
I first learned of Hurling this year when I was in Ireland and have to say I'm hooked. What a great game and really easy to get into! thanks for posting. I wish the states would pick up these games!!!
There are many clubs in the states mostly irish expats,but you have clubs like milwaukee with 300+ members and only 2 or 3 being irish
We like it being Ireland’s sport.
Most of it is in Irish anyway
It’s our sport it shouldn’t be left over
Best sport on earth
You know what, this is just simply great!
years later this match still feels amazing
as an Australian with Irish ancestry i dream of the day i get to see the hallowed turf of Croke Park. along with our Melbourne Cricket ground the 2 greatest sporting stadia on earth
Hopefully you get to, it's quite the spectacle!
I ve never watched that game before. Very impressive sports!
I have known Kilkenny as beer, red ale until now)))
I am now a hurling fan.
*****
I was at this match. Incredible! Many say it was the final match ever played. There is nothing like a match between top notch panels. It is poetry in motion. The thing that absolutely amazes me is that all these athletes are AMATEURS! The training they need to go through to get to this level is brutal. All props to them. I like all Gaelic games, but I LOVE "iamánaíocht!"
Greatest game of all time
Thanks for the upload. Wonderful to watch it here in New Zealand. Beannach De ort.
great game! Respect from Indonesia :)
If you're watching this from around the world will you please say where. i'd like to know if the games publicity is spreading
lovelyhurling13 United States, Wisconsin. Multiple clubs in in Wisconsin play hurling. And there are a large amount of teams spread throughout the U.S.
lovelyhurling13 Watching from Melbourne, Australia - found my way here after stumbling across the GAA football final on TV last night. Thanks for the upload.
New York we've been watching forever. Up the cats
lovelyhurling13 I'm watching from Pekanbaru, Riau Province in Indonesia. when i introduce this sport to my friends at school they said it's idiot sport, but it's no problem to me :) #sorry about my bad english
Was looking for a good upload, thanks, watching in Thailand
I'm from England but my Father is from Tipperary and I absolutely love hurling but one thing I've never understood is how this game never took off. I've shown so many people this sport and even people who don't like any sport, have never had a bad word to say about this game.
ChristmasTrax if you mean by in england not taking off!
nobody ever knew it existed as far as i know it was never on english tv until sky!
cian keane Yeah, I did mean in England/UK. I think you're right. Premier Sports also show GAA now, but I think that's only recent as well
ChristmasTrax I love hurling,but i'm from sligo which is not a hotbed of hurling.They are about 26 gaelic football clubs and the same for soccer and they are only 5 hurling clubs.Thats the same in ulster excluding antrim the rest of connacht excluding galway and many parts of leinster.Generally its popular in a quarter of the country.Saying that the interest and passion is more intense ,because nearly all the counties border tipperary.Its a very traditional game and the stick is made from wood from the ash tree no wood is suitable.Only 10% of ash is suitable as well as that its a very picky tree and will only grow on good land.Thats why where hurling is popular it is also usually prime agricultural land,the exception ,being the glens of antrim.However meath and kildare has good land yet gaelic football is the main sport so its difficult to know whats going on.
+ChristmasTrax England is all football in ireland very hard for any other sport to get alook in.
Sky sports is very expensive not every one can afford it.In many cases the viewership has been less than the crowd who attended the game even with crowds of 8000.Many games i can not watch involving my county because they are on sky .I could go to them,but times don't always suit especially when sky insist on a 7pm throw in
Great game on earth! Thank you from USA.
Great stuff. I know Kilkenny and Tipperary always put up great matches every time they play each other. Respect from America. I'm planning on getting the GAAGO next year depends on the changes they make.
Cool, hurling in Ireland is like a religion to a lot of us..
Honestly it would be cheaper to get a VPN that allows you to have an Irish IP address. That way you could watch it on the RTE player. The prices they are charging on GAAGO are crazy.
to alot of us ,but football is a way bigger.For example the all ireland final in hurling usually caters for the demand whereas the football final could be sold out three times It might be slightly different if cork were involved
@@stoney7145 football is shite and is dying. hurling is the dominant sport now.
Going to the replay! Please God it'll be as good as this. Thanks from Paris!
Thanks for uploading, It hard to watch Hurling in America
It's not hard to watch if you're in New York or Boston
Ethan Luthin GAA GO!
BUT YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT!
cian keane I gave up on GAA GO. Constantly dropped out. Slow loading. Forget it.
Finally some hurling videos on youtube in 1080p! Nice one Georgie Casey
The best game i ever seen, bar none. It had everything in terms of excitement, but the standard was unprecedented. That last free needing hawkeye was as heart stopping a climax to a game as you'll ever see. The last four All-Irelands have been memorable, hate to say it but we're due a bad one.
for someone whos never seen the sport before they would find this mezmerizing and very hard to understand.so much skill involved they make it look so easy and these are amatures love it
They are amateurs but most of them would not remember when they started playing because they start as soon as they can walk
The greatest game on god's green Earth. Nothing even comes close.
Fair play for uploading
I'm watching in America, this ain't half bad
Thanks for uploading, I wasn't able to watch live
you are a legend for putting up this match couldnt get it anywhere on gaa or rte
This was simply the best All Ireland Final I have seen. Both teams giving everything. There is no sport in the world that is better than the ancient game of hurling.
Greatest game of all time full stop? I honestly can't think of a better match played ever
@@notthisprickagain8499 one of the best matches but a combined 15 of these two wouldn't have beaten Limerick in last years final.
@@12345Yeah Lol. Limerick lads need to calm down
@@12345Yeah way too much firepower in the forwards for them too stop combined 15 would win
One of my all time favorite games in hurling
incredible hand catching skills
First time I've ever seen hurling. I literally never even heard of this sport until yesterday. Amazing sport. Definitely like a mix of Gaelic football and lacrosse.
Hurling is older than them both,but gaelic football is an irish sport like hurling and they are governed by the same association the GAA.Many GAA clubs play both sports so rules and field have to be similar.Hurling would also have been standardised first and then gaelic football
Great game
Understatment that. Can't think of a better game in any sport ever, the 09 final comes second. I mean any sport btw.
One best games I've ever seen
When I was down watching that match the atmosphere was the best thing ever I saw. Tipp and Kilkenny fans alike, from a footballers point of view, unreal game of hurling
Football has gone along way behind
Way too defensive nowadays
They can hit the ball hard af
It was my privilege (but ultimately frustrating losing the replay) to have been at that match, we were speechless for a few minutes afterwards such was the exhilaration.
I remember sitting beside a mix of supporters watching in the Cusack stand and one of them said “I’m not sure I should ever watch another game of hurling after negating what is definitely the best game of hurling I have ever had the privilege to watch - it just can’t get any better than that!”.
44:28 starts one of the greatest goals i have seen. that catch by reid and goal by power - well done from the usa.
Great job with this, Georgie. Cheers, mate. Hope you can get the football final and the KilTip replay on here as well.
Some hurling from the 10th minute to the 15th minute proper hell for leather , both teams willing to brake there neck to get that ball just shows the passion the pride wherein your county jersey for your county cause we all know not everyone gets a chance to hurl in all ire final personally I'm from Co. Wexford but used to love this k.k team proper old school hurlers no messing around brian had it drilled into them disciplin and pure dedication ❤💯🇮🇪 that kilkenny bck line is like running into brick wall they can't be moved even running at them I always said it kilknny s bck line are built diffent strong as horses 😅
19:12 for the game start, your welcome
Thekingthequeen good lad yourself
good lad urself bai
Awesome Game. Probably the hardest ball and club gamey game ever invented.
It wasn't really invented it evolved over hundreds or even thousands of years in ireland.The rules are mostly the same since it was standardised in 1884 ,but the stick is completely different.Originally the game was played mostly on the ground ,but now it has elvolved towards more aireal play and the head of the stick has become broader to allow for aereal play and to pick the ball of the ground in to the hand.
so it was basically the first play of hockey and then it became a seriously hard sport...my old man used to play it down at croke park and gave up playing it professionally for playing rugby for St.Mary's rugby club like most of the rugby players in my family and then went to play for london irish. They still have those metal bands round the clubs...they used to rip the skin of my fingers, really annoying. Anyways Joseph Boland I heard that this year the GAA NHL were planning on making it a full on professional sport.... took a while seeing as it was founded in 1884
T Buss The ethos of the GAA is an amateur one,so that will not change any time soonj,but i will probably see it my lifetime,but will take at least another 20 years
It was great to see this game again. The best game I've ever seen
62 points in 70 min some hurling
I was going to say that it was only 54 ,but thats the number of scores.There was 50 points and 4 goals which would be 62.In both matches between clare and wexford there was 54 scores as well but that was after extra time.Phenomenal scoring
62 points in 70 min in the first game that was the draw 100 maye be for both games
Lar Corbet one of the best ever. He looked a goal threat whenever he got the ball.
I am from Spain and I love this fascinating sport. I am looking forward to watching next Sunday's final. Do you guys know if the match will be broadcasted? If so, where can I watch it?
+José Antonio You can watch on tg4.ie, though you may need to download Hola to change the domain. I live in Madrid and I find it easier to go to an Irish bar because the player is very slow. Or you can go to GAAGO, you need to pay but it's worth it for the experience!
These 2 teams meet in the final again tommorow. Sky Sports Arena
What a game!!!
Whoa...what a game! Two evenly-matched counties giving their all for 70 enthralling minutes. To all at RTÉ, go raibh míle maith agaibh!
Hey, i'm starting to get the hang of this game! The blerns are loaded, the count's 3 blerns and 2 anti-blerns and the infield blern rule is in effect, right?
Both sides deserved to win neither deserved to lose, one of those rare occasions when a draw is the right result . If you want to showcase hurling to the world, use this match to do it, hurling at its best.
any chance you can upload the replay Georgie? down in Tasmania and would love to watch it again!
cheers georgie nice one some game kk for the replay
This is the best game of hurling in my opinion
This is good stuff.
Best Hurling match ever 😀😀😀😀😀☺☺☺☺☺😆😆😆
cork wexford in 2003 was an epic game but this ran it close
Clare v Cork replay 2013
Great game to watch😀
Anyone know where to torrent a 1080p version??
8 years later it recommends it to me
these lads train so fucking hard,,they have an unbelievable level of fitness..tough bastards.!!..
Great game! Would have loved to try playing this at school, shame that the outdoor sports of English schools are usually limited to football, hockey, the occasional game of rugby and a whole lot of netball (shudders) for the girls...
Its not even in all irish schools either.Its a very regional game generally north of dublin and galway there is little hurling
stoney71 there’s plenty of hurling in Galway
What are ya on about
@@stoney7145 there's hurling pretty much all over the country. What are ye on about
@@SeanTheGamer2k he hates the fact that hurling is more popular than shiteball
@@stoney7145 never heard of Antrim?
Add one more hurling fan
Bubbles miss still haunts me to this day. Was lucky enough to be in the hogan for both games
Just like Atlas, it will still hold up years from now as the apex of Hurling.
Is there a professional gaelic hurling league or is it all amateur where the players have part-time jobs?
ferm65 All players have jobs, they don't get paid for playing
They all have full time jobs
+Oisin118 that stadium is full, how is it not possible to create a business out of it? This game was pretty intense, imagine if they trained everyday!
+Joao Martins Thats only one game in the year.Hurling only packs this 80000 capacity stadium once in the year.They do train every day,but they have no time to recover since they are working full time.It is still a business every else makes money out of it except the players.Kilkenny won this championship after only playing 6 games in front of good crowds and probably could go full time professional,but they would be only joined by about 4 other teams which wouldn't be much of a league.You must remember we are only a nation of 4 and half million and hurling is mostly played in only a quarter of it.Soccer and rugby our other major sports and they don't have a domestic professional league either.They are 4 rugby teams ,but they play in an international league.Hurling and gaelic football are only played at an elite level in ireland so a pro international league is not possible.
+Joao Martins they do train every day
Did Tipp Go For Hawkeye But the Ball was Wide 1:45:36
No game like hurling 🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪
Can you please upload tipp vs dublin 2017 qualifier full match
No you pleb. Tipp tipp tipp me beanbag
That Hawkeye at the end must of been the most devistatin thing for tipp ever I remember I was watching the match and I thought Kilkenny lost but when it went wide I was so shocked but unlucky tipp in the replay from a Wexford man
Can you upload tipp vs clare 2019 and tipp vs limerick 2019 munster round Robin in thurles
No.
epic stuff
I got to show some Chinese people some proper sport. Good job!
Is that GK the current Antrim manager??
Omg I can't believe what happened that point for tipp at the last minute went over the bar tipp should of won that match up tipp
can anyone tell me what the sliotar is made of?
Leather cover, with a cork core. Slightly smaller than a baseball, lighter, and with a raised ribbing. The bounce can vary a lot depending on how wet they are
thanks, westerner here so new to watching
Sure sure, but "westerner"...?
canada,
I was confused if you meant "The West" in the sense of the developed world, since the sport is from Ireland after all! Take care
ritchie power or parr has some serious skills
*Richie Power and he's unreal
He had to retire early due to injury unfortunately
respect from kennesaw
But it's 1 of the best sports ever
Some questions for those who know: 1) how hard is the ball 2) is there a significance to helmet color 3) how many subs are allowed?
The ball is called a sliotar its is hard. No there's no significants to the color ya just buy the one you like. 5 sub's are allowed.
Harder than a rock? I'm finding that hard to believe. I would guess that it is somewhere in the range of a baseball - pretty hard - to a cricket ball - harder. Thoughts?
jhmclellan it has a very hard inside but wrapped with leather
***** its a small bit lighter than a baseball but just as hard
Thanks for the info. I'd love to see a game in person. Hurlers put those soccer pansies to shame.
for anyone knows tipp minor star 2016 jake morris he is my cousin no joke like if yu believe me
Referee: Barry Kelly (Westmeath)
For all the complaining that was done about Cathal Barrett making the most of Richie Hogan's contact with his head in 2019, apart from letting out a little shout, he made very little fuss about being wrapped on the head by Aidan Fogarty at 1:28:45. That would have seen Taggy sent off, just like Patrick Horgan was in the Munster final the year before that. Maybe he learned to not let people get away with that...
Cathal Barrett is renowned for diving and poor sportsmanship
It's kind like lax
This is literally a mash up of every sort played in America!
Well hockey started after hurling because when the Irish came to the states and Canada they played hurling on the ice.
There was the tailteannn games in ireland as well which were similar to the olympics which might be older than the olympics
No.
@@johnmoan6898 shinty
Got to say... This game must be difficult to play.
I started playing at 5 like many kids start young, its constant practice and more practice.
Up Kilkenny
Hon Tipp
I was there 81 thousand people there
I taped some Hurling and Gaelic Football from Sportvision. They only showed highlights.
There is a bar in San Francisco that have satellite dishes and they would not tell me how they got the signal. Thanks to TH-cam. I researched both ancient sports from my ancestral homeland. This video is 5,000% better than Sportvision.
Disgrace the wag Killkenny we’re. Given Lee way back the’n, actually hilarious
i don't like the fact you can just carry the ball in your hands. this is what makes soccer and hockey superior to me, the fact control of the puck or the ball is always a fight, it brings another dimension to the game, 1 on 1 duals, feints etc.
Diesel415
yeah, i got that rule like the basketball, but i find it looks also like a lack of style in basketball. And about shinty, to me it looks like hockey on grass with children sized sticks. Maybe it could be nice with decent sized sticks. but yeah at the end, if you like it, it's cool.
+Hide and Tweak Hey if you like 'soccer' and hockey then that's cool. I prefer more fast paced sports played by athletes possessing a myriad of skills not hindered by all sorts of rules that slow down the sport to the level of excitement of a grammer school kickball game.
+Hide and Tweak In the old days the game had more first touch striking and the ground play,but the rules were mostly the same.Because handling was allowed the game became more possession based and the sticks became shorter and Broader.
U can only take 4 steps and then a tap on the stick then repeat that 1 more time
Hide and Tweak hurling is better than soccer
much love to you all ON THE 100th anniversary of Irish independence. AS A FORMER ENGLISH PENAL COLONY and dumping ground for their OCCUPY TYPES and ANONYMOUS radicals And the odd Roman Catholic we fought as you do FOR THE RIGHTS OF MAN.
Hurling shows your character and good breeding. long live Sin Fein...
And those who realize the old ways are traditional. Like the trust you have by respecting THE FORTS will keep you close to the God who created all beings. Our country lost a lot by destruction of indigenous people's lives and culture. The English tried to impose things foreign which do not work well because they don't travel well. ONE DAY IF AMERICA COMES REALLY CLOSE TO GOD we could be as great a country as Eire... with much love from the colonies... Leon
TH-cam channel DoctorLeonShabubu
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people say that cork and clare was better not a chance up tipp
Cork vs Clare was better
Tipp should have won it
Why do they all wear different colored helmets?
BatChair because they all buy their own separately. Often they have their helmet for years. Plus it’s easier to tell players apart from a distance!
Quite often it can be the colours of their hometown club. Players play for a club aswell as their county. County hurling would be the pinnacle of the sport, club hurling would have more of a community feel