Hurling appears to be the simplest way for a nation to break all men's fingers as quickly as possible.
— Paul B (@lostmertonian) September 27, 2014
I dont understand how hurling scores work atall
— George Southern (@GeorgeSouthern2) September 27, 2014
I know next to nothing about #hurling, but Kilkenny v Tipperary this evening is some occasion. The speed + physicality is mesmerising.
— Neil Morrow (@mrneilmorrow) September 27, 2014
81,000 people at Croke Park to watch a bunch of amateurs play Hurling, madness the support.
— Stephen 'Paddy'Dyson (@SDXcreative) September 27, 2014
Bloody tell watching the Irish Hurling final they are all nutjobs this games ruthless
— C__R__ (@C__R__) September 27, 2014
I know next to nothing about #hurling, but Kilkenny v Tipperary this evening is some occasion. The speed + physicality is mesmerising.
— Neil Morrow (@mrneilmorrow) September 27, 2014
Argh, Kilkenny cruising in to the lead now. Like seeing Man U win the FA Cup. #hurling
— Steven Burns (@stevenroyburns) September 27, 2014
Watching hurling on sky its like something from the mad Max films #GAA
— michael molloy (@orientmick) September 27, 2014
Fuck arsenal v spurs. The hurling finals on. Nutty game
— Alfie P (@BigBearAP) September 27, 2014
ALERT - They've even got Hurling snobs over there now.
Hurling is, however, far more exciting than the football. One downside: my wife can't / won't stop singing 'It's a Long Way to Tipperary'.
— Paul B (@lostmertonian) September 27, 2014
I reckon the goalkeeper in hurling is the strongest, bravest and most lunatic person in Ireland.. Loving the hurling final! #sittingduck
— Mark Copsey (@MarkCopsey) September 27, 2014
Hurling seems like it deserves a much better following in the UK!
— Luis Partridge (@LuisPartridge) September 27, 2014
Found myself watching the Hurling final instead of the North London Derby and I don't regret it one bit- what a sport!
— Daniel (@DannySenior) September 27, 2014
Hurling is a bit like quidditch.
— Chelsea Regan (@chelfd) September 27, 2014
