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Date Posted: 05:38:38 03/03/09 Tue
Author: Has been that way
Subject: The boys are generally the opposite hard shoe of girls in the same age group. Young groups are slightly different (U9, U10) but by U11/U12 they are the opposite of the girls
In reply to: . 's message, "where do we find what hard shoes the boys will do at Oireachtas thisyear?" on 17:25:42 03/02/09 Mon


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[> So, is U14 TJ? -- thanks for the info, 08:42:03 03/03/09 Tue [1]


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[> [> Yes. U14, U16 boys are TJ; U13, U15 are HP -- ., 08:45:31 03/03/09 Tue [1]


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