Month: April 2022

ON 31 OCTOBER last year, Cuala’s long wait was over. After endring 21 years without a Dublin SHC title, the Dalkey side are now just one “‘With your club there is a bigger onus to be a leader’”

Clare hurling great Ger Loughnane Source: James Crombie/INPHO CLARE HURLING LEGEND Ger Loughnane, Kerry football great Pat Spillane, Dublin’s All-Ireland winning midfielder Brian Fenton and “Loughnane, Spillane, Fenton and McGrath all honoured for their GAA exploits last night”

SE Systems Senior A C'ship between @Scarra_Camogie & @MilfordGAA at 8pm in @CITSports – Silverware – who's going to take d honours? pic.twitter.com/NFAKugbH5N — OfficialCorkCamogie “Inniscarra stun reigning All-Ireland champions Milford to take Cork camogie crown”

Glasgow Warriors fans Liam Johnstone aged 8 and Cameron McGarey aged 8 ahead of the side’s match with Benetton Treviso. Source: Craig Watson/INPHO Home The “We’ll Leave it There So: McIlroy in Shanghai, IRFU defend residency rule and all today’s sport”

AFTER 21 BARREN years Cuala finally got to rejoice last winter after they made a Dublin senior hurling breakthrough. They bounced on from that county “He missed out on Galway hurling manager job but Dublin’s Cuala have benefited to reach county final”

DIARMUID CONNOLLY WAS in outstanding form to ensure St Vincent’s booked their place in the Dublin SFC final for the fourth consecutive year. Although the game was “Watch: Diarmuid Connolly produced a point-scoring masterclass to fire Vincent’s into Dublin SFC final”

Davy’s back in Wexford and Tipp are on top. THREE TIMES IN six weeks earlier this summer, Derek McGrath and Davy Fitzgerald faced off on “Davy and Wexford ‘a match made in heaven’, Tipp hurling strength and Waterford’s U21 success”

The Galway team before their clash with Clare in July Source: Morgan Treacy/INPHO GALWAY HURLING MANAGER Micheal Donoghue is turning to youth in a bid “5 players cut from Galway hurling squad including former captains and All-Star winners”

Castleknock 0-11 St Jude’s 1-4 Paul Keane reports from Parnell Park CIARAN KILKENNY IS on the verge of making another piece of history after guiding “Ciaran Kilkenny leads Castleknock to first Dublin SFC final”

FORMER GALWAY HURLING manager John McIntyre says he’s not shocked that the county are still being denied home matches in the Leinster Championship. The Leinster “‘It’s all about self-preservation’: Former Galway boss blasts decision to refuse home games”