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Comments By: | The Lyons Family |
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Thursday 12 February 2009 @ 17:32:11 |
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Comments: | On behalf of the Lyons Family I would like to thank all those who helped dad in his final hours last night. He lived his life and died surrounded by his beloved dohenys, for this we must be thankful.  The Funeral arangements are as follows:  Removal from O'Niells funeral home to St Patricks Church at 7.30pm on Friday 13th.  Burial at 2.30pm on Saturday  Raymie we'll miss you. |
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Comments By: | cathal mcnulty |
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Thursday 12 February 2009 @ 09:09:49 |
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we were very sorry to here about the death of ramey lyons.R.I.P.the bull golf society london |
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Comments By: | Commander |
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Ireland |
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Sunday 8 February 2009 @ 13:02:28 |
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Comments: | Just want to wish Sean Rice and his team John Mitchels (the
Docs old team) the very best of luck in their upcoming All-Ireland Final in
Croke Park this Saturday night under lights.  It is fantastic to have one of our own playing in an
All-Ireland Final, it doesn’t happen too often. Hopefully it wont be long
before he’ll be back to don the green jersey and help the Doheny effort to
advance to such a prestigious stage. |
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Comments By: | Doheny Abú |
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Ireland |
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Friday 6 February 2009 @ 19:32:10 |
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I See the junior hurlers are after getting a nice Soft Draw but sure no point winning it unless the hard way |
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Comments By:
| The Oracle |
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Tuesday 3 February 2009 @ 16:57:47 |
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Comments: | To all the good Gaa folk in west cork, or basically all those who can tell the difference between right and wrong, Tom 'Bomber' Roche has organised a march in support of the players that will take place on Saturday, February 7th at Emmet Place (outside Cork Opera House) from 3pm. Anyone who has the best interest of cork GAA at hearth would be well advised to attend.... |
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Comments By: | Bubba |
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Ireland |
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Saturday 17 January 2009 @ 20:44:11 |
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T'is all doom and gloom at the moment and people are talking themselves
into an armageddon. Fair enough things are bad with the economy but
could be worse - you could be a Cork hurling supporter - imagine their
pain at the moment?
80's
contant stream of immigration was stemmed by the Celtic Tiger but that
stream may be gaining strength again in next couple of months/ years
with the worsening economy. Dohenys loss will be Shannon Rangers (San
Francisco), Irish Rovers (Sydney), Tir na nOg (Boston) gain with a new
wave of young lads that were hard to come by for last 10 years or so.
Hoping not too many have to board a plane for far away shores but if
Ballineen's glut of vacant houses is anything to go by there won't be
a need for a house for a long time to come......
I guess no
where in Ireland in immune to the onslaught we are getting but at least Dohenys can look forward to the prospect of a County title in
2009.........
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Comments By: | Hawkeye |
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Ireland |
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Saturday 17 January 2009 @ 19:13:14 |
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Hoping that 2009 is the year for the Dohenys as there's a fair depression with this recession.
Any words of retirement from any of last years squad? |
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Comments By: | Bart Simpson |
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Ireland |
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Monday 29 December 2008 @ 14:28:31 |
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Comments: | Fairytale of New Cork
It was Christmas Eve, Frank In the ice bath. An old player said to me, I won't see another one And then he sang a song Banks of My Lovely Lee I turned my face away And dreamed about you
Got on a lucky one Played in Fermoy, we won I've got a feeling This team's completely new So happy Christmas I love you Frankie Promised me a better time When all my dreams come true
"They've got cars big as bars They've got medals of gold But when Canning goes right through you 'Tis no place for the old" When you first took my hand On a cold Fermoy field You promised me Glory was waiting for me
You were fearsome You were tricky King of Cork's hurling City When the boys finished playing They were thrown out the door Sean Og came out swinging All the comments were stinging But Ger fought his corner And said training's alright The boys of the Cork County Board choir Were singing "Play Away" And the bells were ringing out Down Noreside way
We are done We are sunk Our hurling future is junk Lying there almost dead on a drip in that bed Start talking and sort it Don't let the Cats lord it Get off your high horses And find peace now that lasts
I could have been someone Well so could anyone You took my dreams from me When I disowned you I placed them in new lads Whose hearts and minds I own Go training all alone I've built my dreams around youth
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Comments By: | Maura |
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Ireland |
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Monday 22 December 2008 @ 19:44:29 |
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Great idea about pictures of the past, brought back good memories especially of the U14 team - I was allowed go on the bus back home with the team and it a brilliant evening, still have fond memories of it 18 years later! |
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Comments By: | Daniel Dohney (Laois) |
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Ireland |
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Thursday 18 December 2008 @ 20:54:10 |
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nice website! my Gran-uncle moved down to Dunmway he was a priest haha |
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