EXPERIENCED DUO MICHAEL Shields and Ken O’Halloran will return to the Cork football winter training squad as preparations for the 2017 season begin. The42 understands that former captain Shields and goalkeeper O’Halloran will link up again with the Rebels setup, Read More …
LIMERICK ARE TO add former senior dual player Brian Begley and Cork All-Ireland winner Paudie Kissane to their backroom team under new manager Billy Lee. Click Here: The new management team was unveiled last night at a Limerick football committee Read More …
Castlebar Mitchels and Corofin will meet again on Sunday. Source: James Crombie/INPHO WE’VE GOT A busy weekend of club action on our hands as the AIB provincial football championship heats up across all four provinces. The game of the weekend Read More …
ON SUNDAY AT the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick, Kerry club Kilmoyley created a significant piece of hurling history. They’ve been playing in Munster competitions at various grades since the 1960s but had never won a game until scoring an 11-point Read More …
OFFALY AND LAOIS have finally filled their senior hurling management posts, with Kevin Ryan and Eamonn Kelly set to take over the respective roles. Ex-Carlow, Antrim and Tyrone supremo Ryan, a native of Waterford and a former Déise selector, will Read More …
Source: Donall Farmer/INPHO Home Dundalk duo Daryl Horgan and Andy Boyle make the final Ireland squad as Martin O’Neill cuts it down to 28 Jamie Heaslip is on a six-man shortlist to be named World Rugby Player of the Year ACL damage Read More …
ROSCOMMON HAVE ANNOUNCED the retirements of the county’s former senior football team captains Geoffrey Claffey and Niall Carty this evening. A statement confirms that the pair have played their last games for the Rossies, as manager Kevin McStay looks ahead to the Read More …
1. Missed opportunity for Thurles Sarsfields THURLES SARSFIELDS’ PLAYERS likely still woke up this morning wondering how they let it slip…again. Leading Clare’s Ballyea — who won their first county title a week previously — by seven points with 10 Read More …
ST VINCENT’S WALKED off the field at Parnell Park in a familiar position on Saturday night. Champions. They’ve now been crowned top dogs in Dublin 28 times. Nobody else comes close. The Marino club were warm favourites to beat Ballyboden Read More …
AFTER CRACKING THE Cork senior hurling championship code in 2015, Glen Rovers have now gone one step further. From 1989 until last year, the Glen hadn’t won a county title but that 26-year wait came to an end with victory Read More …