Month: September 2021

NEW OFFALY BOSS John Maughan has confirmed his backroom team for the 2019 campaign.  Maughan will bring Edenderry man Kevin Guing and Crossmolina native Gerry O’Malley on board as his selectors. Ballyboden St Enda’s club man Mark Fee comes in as football coach, while former Cavan footballer Dermot Sheridan has been appointed as strength and conditioning coach. […]

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ANTHONY DALY HAS refused to be drawn on speculation linking him with the Dublin hurling job, despite reports he is one of three men being considered for the position. According to reports in the capital, Daly, Mattie Kenny and Anthony Cunningham are the three men shortlisted to replace Pat Gilroy, but the Clare native has remained […]

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Source: PA Archive/PA Images 1. It was a Sunday get-together that featured Manchester United royalty. Sir Matt Busby was there and so was Nobby Stiles, among others. It was the early 1990s; the venue a wine bar in Sale, and the question was for Stiles, then in charge of the B team at Old Trafford. […]

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Imokilly 4-19 Midleton 1-18 Fintan O’Toole reports from Páirc Uí Chaoimh THE SIMILARITIES WITH the Cork decider last year were striking and the outcome was the same. Imokilly’s penchant for bagging goals proved a crucial ingredient once more in a Cork senior hurling final this afternoon in Páirc Uí Chaoimh, firing four in this victory […]

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St Vincent’s 0-8St Jude’s 2-11 Stephen O’Meara reports from Parnell Park ST JUDE’S HAVE torn up the script for the second round in a row to topple St Vincent’s in the semi final of the Dublin Senior Football Championship. Having already dumped out Ballymun Kickham’s in the previous round, a fortnight ago, their appetite would […]

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St Peter’s (Dunboyne) 1-11 Summerhill 0-9 Dunboyne captain Cathal Finn reacts at the final whistle Source: Tommy Dickson/INPHO Paul Keane reports from Pairc Tailteann, Navan HE MADE HIS name initially on the Dublin club scene but Stuart Lowndes is quickly emerging as a key player across the border in Meath. Three years after playing for […]

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