the last time blues won origin was 2010.
the last time blues won origin was 2010.
when was the last time blues won origin?
2010
ricky stuart, who had previously coached new south wales in 2005, was announced as the first full-time blues coach in november 2010. following the 2012 series, the blues' seventh consecutive loss, stuart resigned the role. stuart took a role as the parramatta eels head coach in 2013, citing family reasons for his move. although the blues continued their losing streak during stuart's tenure, he is credited with restoring passion and pride to the nsw jersey and closing the gap between the two states. he was replaced by former canberra, nsw and australia teammate laurie daley. daley's appointment as nsw state of origin coach was announced in august 2012 and effective from season 2013. daley got job over candidates including trent barrett, brad fittler and daniel anderson. daley coached the blues to a series victory in 2014, their first since 2005 and over his coaching rival and long time canberra & australian teammate mal meninga. daley ended meninga's and queensland's run of eight series wins with victories in game i and game ii of the 2014 series. in 2015, new south wales suffered its biggest origin loss losing 52–6 against queensland in the decider. in 2016, new south wales lost the series 2–1 but managed to win the third and final dead rubber game. in 2017, new south wales were widely tipped to win the series as queensland had a number of key players injured. in game 1, new south wales beat queensland in convincing fashion 28–4 and in game 2 were leading the maroons 16–6 at halftime before queensland won the game in the final two minutes to win 18–16. in game 3, new south wales lost the series losing 22–6 in brisbane. in august 2017, daley was terminated as coach of new south wales.
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harvest time blues (also referred to as the monaghan rhythm and blues festival) is an annual music festival held in monaghan town, in ireland. since its launch in 1990, it has become one of the "one of ireland's leading live music festivals". several noted performers have appeared at the festival, including van morrison, peter green of fleetwood mac, and ex-rolling stones guitarist mick taylor.









































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the festival takes place in monaghan town, which is located in the north of the republic of ireland, 90 minutes drive north-west of dublin.
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