Month: September 2021

RTÉ have secured a massive boost to their sport portfolio with a new five-year GAA deal. Source: Morgan Treacy/INPHO Home RTÉ and Sky Sports set to retain their current GAA TV packages, while in radio the state broadcaster now has  full commentary rights. Newstalk have questioned RTÉ’s use of state funding to win the full radio […]

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ANOTHER ACTION-PACKED week of sport at home and abroad, from Connacht’s search for Pat Lam’s successor to Champions League and Europa League action. Here’s what you had to say. Source: James Crombie/INPHO On Monday morning, Connacht announced that Pat Lam will step down at the end of the current campaign and succeed as head coach […]

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Click:rotary forged wheels RHODE ENTER TODAY’S AIB Leinster club football final with history against them. They’ve been crowned Offaly champions on 26 occasions in total and eight times in of the last 13 years, but that’s where their success ends. Four times in the past, Rhode have made it to the provincial decider, and four […]

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Munster 3-21 Ulster 0-15 Jackie Cahill reports from Semple Stadium, Thurles ANTHONY DALY’S MUNSTER cruised into the GAA interprovincial hurling final with a facile 15-point victory over Ulster at Semple Stadium this afternoon. A crowd estimated at 100 turned up in Thurles to watch captain Seamus Callanan lead the way in the scoring stakes, as […]

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Click:OKK VapeUlster 3-17 Munster 1-15 BARELY 100 TURNED out at Parnell Park to witness it but Ulster produced some stunning football at times to march confidently through to the Interprovincial football final. Peter Harte’s 1-8 tally was highly impressive and the Tyrone talisman narrowly edged out Armagh’s Stefan Campbell, who kicked five points from play, […]

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Captain Diarmuid Connolly lifts the Leinster club football trophy. Source: Ryan Byrne/INPHO St Vincent’s 1-16 Rhode 0-12 FOR THE THIRD time in four years, St Vincent’s are heading into Christmas with the satisfaction of being crowned Leinster champions and the anticipation of an All-Ireland assault in the spring. The Dublin club staved off the challenge […]

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