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Kevin Foley, Wexford, and Ivan Bolger, Kilkenny, in Leinster SHC action. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Kilkenny 5-21 Wexford 1-16 By Jack McKay at UPMC Nowlan Pa...
Jarly Óg Burns, Armagh, and Garvan Jones, Fermanagh, in Ulster SFC action. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile Ulster Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final Armagh 2-32 Fermanagh 1-24 By Gareth Cauld...
Down senior football team coach Mickey Donnelly. “There were a lot of potential banana skins across the courts for the last nine or 10 weeks." Former Tyrone minor manager and senior selector Donnell
Jarly Óg Burns, Armagh, and Garvan Jones, Fermanagh, in Ulster SFC action. At the other end, Armagh, who only had the one wide in the half, punished Fermanagh at every opportunity as Darragh McMullen
Kevin Foley, Wexford, and Ivan Bolger, Kilkenny, in Leinster SHC action. Damien Reck and Lee Chin (free) hit two in a row for the visitors for the first time since the 45th minute, but there would sti
David Clifford, Kerry, and Ikem Ugwueru, Clare, in Munster SFC action. Paul Madden's outfit pounced to score a goal at the end of the first quarter. That major was quickly followed by a point from nif
Chris Óg Jones, Cork, and Mark Corcoran, Tipperary, in Munster SFC action. Seán O’Connor escaped to point off his left after seven minutes. The hosts had to live on their nerves as Shane Garland b
Waterford senior hurler Mark Fitzgerald pictured at the launch of the Munster Senior Championships. "We'd halves and 15 minute spells in matches. "We've a few of them playing U20, but none of them min
Half a century since he burst from the shadows of suburban Dublin and onto sporting Broadway, Moran retains a lean, fresh aspect that suggests he could reprise his role as a fizzing bundle of kinetic
Cork's Máire O'Callaghan in National Football League Division One final action. ANTRIM: A Devlin; E Kearns, M Blaney, M Mulholland; H Donaghy, C Brown, C McKenna; L Agnew, A Tubridy; A Davidson (capt
Cork's Máire O'Callaghan in National Football League Division One final action. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile By Jackie Cahill The race for TG4 provincial glory gets underway over the coming weekend ...
Galway minor camogie manager Fintan McNamara. Amy Kenny and Leah Forde grabbed the Galway goals in the county's gutsy 2-18 to 3-11 Minor A semi-final win over Tipperary, and Mary Brigid Cosgrove was a
Armagh senior footballer Aidan Forker. I haven't felt like that probably in over a year maybe,” he continued. That included four penalty shootout defeats in huge Championship games - two All-Ireland
Mayo starlet Kobe McDonald is in line for his first senior championship start when the Westerners take on Roscommon in the Connacht SFC semi-finals this Sunday.
Sean Rafferty pictured at the launch of the 2026 Beko Club Champion. Goals win games and they finished with four of them. “You always feel like you could have done something, I could have made that
Ronan Kelly of Kildare during the Electric Ireland GAA Football All-Ireland Minor Championship Tier 2 final match between Cavan and Kildare at Páirc Tailteann in Navan, Meath. Cillian Rochford found
Former Cork Camogie star, Laura Treacy, features on Episode 1, Season 5 of the GAA Minor Moments podcast. A defining moment in Treacy’s development came at 16, when she was not selected for the U16
Galway booked their place in the Leinster U20 hurling championship semi-finals after defeating holders Kilkenny on a 2-18 to 1-19 scoreline in Portlaoise last night (Wednesday).
Kerry and Cork will meet in the Munster U20 football championship final for the fifth year running after cruising to victories in their respective semi-finals last night.
Former Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice says Donegal are "the form team in the country at the moment" as they get set to begin their Ulster championship title defence this weekend.