Month: September 2021

IT’S OVER A fortnight since his sudden departure as Dublin manager, Pat Gilroy citing work commitments as the reason for his exit. At a time when the demands on GAA players are frequently debated, the commitment required to fill management positions in inter-county setups is also a live issue. After his first season involved in […]

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SLAUGHTNEIL’S REIGN AS Derry and Ulster senior club football champions ground to a halt in dramatic fashion this evening. Chasing a fifth consecutive Derry crown, they suffered a 1-11 to 0-13 defeat to Eoghan Rua in their quarter-final replay in Owenbeg. Eoghan Rua completed a superb comeback to set up a semi-final meeting with Ballinascreen. […]

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KILKENNY AND DUBLIN All-Ireland winning coaches, Mick Dempsey and Jason Sherlock, are both of a new group that has been established by GAA President John Horan to look at GAA youth development. O’Connor, Sherlock, Dempsey and Cuthbert are all part of the group. Source: INPHO The panel is set to review the youth/player development pathway […]

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LOUTH HAVE TURNED to a former county underage manager to guide their senior football side for the 2019 season. The Louth players before their Leinster championship tie against Carlow this year. Source: Lorraine OÕSullivan/INPHO Wayne Kierans has been tonight confirmed at a county board meeting as the new Louth manager, taking over from Down great […]

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ALL-IRELAND INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONS Cork lead the way in the nominees for the 2018 Camogie Soaring Stars Awards with 10 nominations while beaten finalists Down are close behind with nine. 10 for Cork, 9 for Down: Saoirse McCarthy and Sara-Louise Carr are both up for awards. Source: Laszlo Geczo/INPHO With the All-Star nominees announced earlier this […]

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