Month: March 2022

SARSFIELDS PLAYER LAURA Ward believes the integration of the Camogie Association with the GAA would be a major benefit in securing appropriate pitches for championship “‘At least if we have full power to get into pitches, you can’t be kicked out at the last minute’”

JAMES O’CONNOR HAS joined the Midleton set-up as coach for the 2022 season.  The Waterford native brought Ballyhale Shamrocks to the All-Ireland club decider where “Recently departed Ballyhale boss joins Cork champions as coach”

Ardscoil Rís, Limerick 1-18 Presentation College, Athenry 1-12 John Fallon reports from Dangan Click Here: ARDSCOIL RÍS FROM Limerick finished strongly to book an All-Ireland “Limerick’s Ardscoil Rís set-up All-Ireland semi-final place against Wexford side”

THE GAA HAVE confirmed the fixture details for five football league games that were postponed last weekend due to the stormy weather conditions. The fixtures “GAA announce football league refixtures after storm postponed games last weekend”

DESSIE FARRELL REMAINS fully confident in Dublin’s ability to arrest their slide and turn the season around following their fourth defeat on the bounce. Click “Dessie Farrell: ‘This is a great test of character for us all’”

Allianz Football League results Division 3 Longford 1-10 Fermanagh 3-11 Louth 1-15 Westmeath 1-13 Division 4 London 1-6 Wexford 0-11 Cavan 0-19 Carlow 1-12 Waterford “London’s winning run comes to an end, Louth and Fermanagh claims wins”

Waterford and Antrim players in action. Source: Declan Roughan/INPHO Hurling League Results Division 1 Group B Waterford 3-21 Antrim 2-22 Kilkenny 2-28 Laois 0-17 ***** “Waterford survive huge test against Antrim, Phelan nets twice in Kilkenny win over Laois”

Cork 2-19 Limerick 1-13 John Keogh reports from TUS Gaelic Grounds CORK CONTINUED THEIR unbeaten start in the Allianz Hurling League with a comprehensive win “Cork claim nine-point win over Limerick as two red cards shown in Gaelic Grounds clash”

Clare 4-20 Offaly 0-16 Eoin Brennan reports from Tullamore NORMAL SERVICE WAS resumed this afternoon when Tony Kelly returned to fire 2-12 and guide Clare “Tony Kelly scores 2-12 as Clare storm past Offaly for first league win”

Mayo 6-6 Galway 2-8 Gerard Mulreaney reports at Tuam Stadium SINÉAD WALSH AND Lisa Cafferky both scored two goals as Mayo earned their place in “Three goals in five second-half minutes as Mayo edge Galway to book league semi-final spot”