Month: April 2022

Naas [Kildare] 0-16 Kilmoyley [Kerry] 1-11 Kevin Egan reports at Croke Park NAAS GAA CLUB continues to break new ground across both primary sporting codes, as “Naas hold off late rally to earn historic first All-Ireland hurling crown”

Cork 2-30 Clare 2-21 John Coleman reports from Páirc Uí Chaoimh A DEVASTATING BLITZ either side of half time saw Cork see off the challenge of “Kingston on fire as Cork begin league with impressive nine-point win over Clare”

TIPPERARY ISSUED A very strong signal of their intent to take their incremental progress to the next level, as they put Down to the sword “Tipperary send big statement with 22-point win as Kilkenny make strong start to title defence”

Mooncoin (Kilkenny) 0-22 Ballygiblin (Cork) 1-18 Kevin Egan reports from Croke Park MOONCOIN’S GREATER OVERALL scoring threat, embodied by two utterly incredible scores from Adam “Kilkenny’s Mooncoin edge Ballygiblin of Cork in gripping All-Ireland junior hurling final”

NAAS CBS HAVE clinched their third Leinster senior A football colleges crown after narrowly defeating Maynooth SLS in an all-Kildare final at St Conleth’s Park in “Naas withstand late fightback to clinch third Leinster colleges crown in all-Kildare final”

DERVLA HIGGINS HAS had a few swerve balls thrown her way in her bid to establish herself as a Galway player and while nothing is “‘It’s a powerful statement. It shows the Gaelic games family is a place of diversity and inclusion now’”

Kilkenny celebrate their league success in 2021. Source: Ryan Byrne/INPHO 1. Kilkenny’s hopes to retain crown Following the conclusion of last year’s Division 1 final, “Kilkenny’s title defence, Galway’s winning run and Cork’s quest to end trophy drought”

CLARE HURLER COLM Galvin has announced his retirement from inter-county hurling.  The midfielder, who celebrated his 29th birthday on Wednesday, was part of the side “All-Ireland winner Galvin forced to retire from inter-county hurling with Clare”

THE REIGNING ALL-Ireland camogie champions Galway have received a huge boost ahead of the 2022 season as long-serving midfielder Niamh Kilkenny is returning for another “Huge boost for All-Ireland champions Galway as 2019 Player of the Year returns for new season”

CORK BOSSES KIERAN Kingston and Keith Ricken have unveiled their starting sides for tomorrow’s league double-header against Clare in Páirc Uí Chaoimh. The hurlers play “Cork select new faces for hurling and football clashes against Clare”