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Clare senior hurling team manager Brian Lohan. They're a good forward line and they'll do damage." Lohan acknowledged the significant contribution made by promising Clare players. It's a good start fo
The 88 GAA clubs in Dublin currently use 412 pitches across the county, yet only 30% are under club control, with 53% owned by local authorities and the remaining pitches owned by colleges and schools
In attendance, from left, Áine Uí Choinn Cathaoirleach Choiste Náisiúnta na Gaeilge CLG, Cáit Ní Choirbhín Bainisteoir Fhondúireacht Sheosaimh Mhic Dhonncha, Galway footballer Seán Ó Maoilchiaráin, Ga...
All Ireland U14 Championship Series – Stage 1 Saturday 25th April, 2026 Venue: Mountmellick GAA, Co. Laois... The post All Ireland U14 Championship Series – Stage 1 appeared first on Ladies Gaelic Foo...
Galway senior hurling team manager Micheál Donoghue. "It's a big win, but the most important thing for us was to get two points for the first game and focus on the next one again." Donoghue also high
Waterford senior hurling team manager Peter Queally. I thought their execution was very good in that period as well." Queally felt Waterford weren't clinical enough. "He's adding his puck out array to
Johnny Kelly heaped praise on Charlie Mitchell after he made a sensational return to the Offaly starting line-up in Saturday evening's thrilling Leinster SHC Round 1 draw with Dublin.
Kilkenny senior hurling team manager Derek Lyng. That's going to be asked of us and rightly so. Obviously, the last day up here wasn't a good experience as well and maybe that played in our minds a li
The games will take place on the weekend of 2-3 May.
There was a real touch of class from Tipp legend Noel McGrath who helped the stricken kid, just seconds after the end of a painful Championship defeat
Greg McEneaney, Dublin, and Christopher O'Brien, Wicklow, in Leinster SFC action. Páidí White from St Sylvesters also made his Championship debut in attack. Bugler was Dublin's main threat in the se
Emmanuel Shehu, Cavan, and Karl Gallagher, Monaghan, in Ulster SFC action. Monaghan were on top for most of the first half, with two-pointers from Rory Beggan and Karl Gallagher, plus three white flag
Jake Morris, Tipperary, and Mark Coleman, Cork, in Munster SHC action. Meanwhile, Tim O’Mahony struck three long-range frees wide, including back-to-back efforts which could’ve interrupted Tipp’
Daragh Galvin, Laois, and Ryan Burke, Kildare, in Leinster SFC action. As the game became increasingly frantic, Kildare found a goal of their own two minutes later. Ben McCormack made a huge impact of
Diarmuid Ryan, Clare, and Shane Bennett, Waterford, in Munster SHC action. Rodgers subsequently rifled over a couple of frees to ensure Clare led by the minimum, 0-15 to 2-8, at the turnaround. When B
David Williams impressed for Westmeath. Eamonn Cunneen soon added a great team score. Scorers for London: J Morrissey 0-7 (5f), P Kennedy 0-2, F Ó Riaian Broin (‘65’), D Dawson, R Lodge, S Glynn,
Páiric Hughes, Wexford, and Sam Mulroy, Louth, in Leinster SFC action. Louth strung together five points in a row. In form Ciaran Downey returned to the fold and Sean Callaghan made his Leinster cham
Brían Cooney, Westmeath, and Ruairí Kinsella, Meath, in Leinster SFC action. Ruari Kinsella and Frayne brought it back to a point, but there was a huge momentum shift before half time. Scorers for W
The Farney were relegated from Division One after failing to win a game while the Breffni struggled in Division Two, but League form often goes out in the window in the Ulster SFC with the winners set
John Hetherton, Dublin, and Ben Conneely, Offaly, in Leinster SHC action. Hayes and Burke nudged Dublin into the lead by half-time but this was a day when Offaly weren’t afraid to take their chances