Month: September 2021

RISING DUBLIN STAR Niamh Hetherton says missing out on a Leaving Cert holiday in Magaluf to play in her first senior Leinster final was “worth it.” Niamh Hetherton is on the rise with the Dublin Ladies. Source: Sam Barnes/SPORTSFILE The 18-year-old had planned a trip to the famous Spanish resort with her friends to celebrate […]

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THREE IN-A-ROW CHASING Dublin are relieved with the news that All-Ireland winning captain Sinéad Aherne’s injury isn’t as bad as initially feared, but they’ve been dealt another blow after All-Star Sinéad Finnegan’s departure from the panel. In and out: Sinéad Aherne and Sinéad Finnegan. Source: Inpho. “Sinéad is just taking a bit of a sabbatical […]

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Tipperary 3-23 Waterford 0-10 Shane Brophy reports from Semple Stadium TIPPERARY SET UP a home final against either Cork or Clare with a facile 22 point victory over Waterford in the Munster Under 20 Hurling Championship semi-final at Semple Stadium this evening. The defending All Ireland champions, despite the change in grade from under 21 […]

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IF PROVINCIAL TITLES are perceived to be a devalued currency as the GAA world gazes at the impending All-Ireland series, then it is not a value system the Donegal camp would agree with. Before Jim McGuinness kick-started this decade, the county had only been crowned Ulster champions on five occasions. When they saw off Cavan […]

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GAA PRESIDENT JOHN Horan says it’s unavoidable that Cork’s football and hurling teams are playing on separate days in Croke Park this weekend. John Horan speaking at the All-Ireland SHC series national launch at Mungret St Pauls GAA Club in Limerick. Source: Brendan Moran/SPORTSFILE The Rebels are in All-Ireland SFC Super 8s action on Saturday […]

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LOADS DONE, BUT a lot more to do. And all in good time, hopefully. That’s the general feeling of Cork manager Ephie Fitzgerald at the 2019 TG4 All-Ireland championship launch as he once again called on the Ladies Gaelic Football Association [LGFA] to affiliate with the GAA to drive ladies football to the next level. […]

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