Hurl or Hurley? (14)
scriobhneoirCork, Ireland85 Threads 2 Polls 3,276 PostsJust curious as to whether people refer to the stick used in hurling as a hurl or a hurley? We nearly always call it a hurley in Cork, but a lot of counties tend to call it a hurl.
scriobhneoir: Just curious as to whether people refer to the stick used in hurling as a hurl or a hurley? We nearly always call it a hurley in Cork, but a lot of counties tend to call it a hurl.
Hurley!!!!
scriobhneoir: Just curious as to whether people refer to the stick used in hurling as a hurl or a hurley? We nearly always call it a hurley in Cork, but a lot of counties tend to call it a hurl.
Have used both over the years, always thought hurl was the correct word, doesnt mean I am right though
scriobhneoir: Just curious as to whether people refer to the stick used in hurling as a hurl or a hurley? We nearly always call it a hurley in Cork, but a lot of counties tend to call it a hurl.
In West Belfast it used to be called an 'attitude adjuster'
All Ireland camogie final taking place (on RTE) Up Galway!!!!
snowlynx: In West Belfast it used to be called an 'attitude adjuster'
All Ireland camogie final taking place (on RTE) Up Galway!!!!
All Ireland camogie final taking place (on RTE) Up Galway!!!!
That's what put it in my mind, Marty Morrisey referred to a 'hurl'.
scriobhneoir: That's what put it in my mind, Marty Morrisey referred to a 'hurl'.
Was always called a 'hurl' in Galway.
I had a brief hurling career myself, I showed remarkable talent....until I realised a hurl across the knee was so painful. There ended my career (I don't like pain lol).
hurley here, i think up the country more refer to it as a hurl, hurley would be the correct word, as to hurl with my hurley makes more sense than to hurl with my hurl
In response to: Just curious as to whether people refer to the stick used in hurling as a hurl or a hurley? We nearly always call it a hurley in Cork, but a lot of counties tend to call it a hurl.
Hurl we always call it
GalwayGuy35: Hurl we always call it
Well whatever ye call it in Galway, ye have showed the dubs how it should be used twice this year in the minor and U21 final, Great to see it..
stanley8m: Well whatever ye call it in Galway, ye have showed the dubs how it should be used twice this year in the minor and U21 final, Great to see it..
Up the west
jaette: hurley here, i think up the country more refer to it as a hurl, hurley would be the correct word, as to hurl with my hurley makes more sense than to hurl with my hurl
Oh yes, hurley is the official word I think.
scriobhneoir: Just curious as to whether people refer to the stick used in hurling as a hurl or a hurley? We nearly always call it a hurley in Cork, but a lot of counties tend to call it a hurl.
The muck savages in the west like galway,clare and some limk call it a hurl,,everywhere else its a hurley ....its a hurley bat in belfast
Can't wait for the reply to that one!
scriobhneoir: Just curious as to whether people refer to the stick used in hurling as a hurl or a hurley? We nearly always call it a hurley in Cork, but a lot of counties tend to call it a hurl.
Oh hurely .... my friends will always say oh god she coming out with her hurwly stick now
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