Month: September 2021

TWO IMPORTANT OPENERS either side of the Irish sea in two days.  Armagh’s Aimee Mackin. Source: Laszlo Geczo/INPHO Armagh open their All-Ireland championship campaign against Cavan tomorrow, but they’ll be without the services of one of their leading stars. Caroline O’Hanlon is tied up, captaining Northern Ireland at the Netball World Cup in Liverpool with […]

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THE WEXFORD HURLERS have received a huge boost ahead of their All-Ireland SHC semi-final following the news that Aidan Nolan has had his two-match ban reduced. Nolan was ruled out of their incredible Leinster final win over Kilkenny for using ‘abusive language towards a referee’ in their previous round-robin clash with the Cats, which led to […]

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Cork 5-23 Waterford 0-07 CORK WILL FACE Kerry in this year’s EirGrid Munster U20 Football Championship decider following a facile win over Waterford in Clonakilty this evening. Keith Ricken’s side produced a workmanlike display, which included a three-goal blast during the second quarter to confirm their victory before the half-time whistle sounded. Two additional second-half […]

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CORK SENIOR HURLING manager John Meyler has unveiled his side for Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter-final against Kilkenny at Croke Park (2pm). It shows three changes in personnel from the team that started last weekend’s trouncing of Westmeath in Mullingar. Sean O’Donoghue is restored to the defence in place of Christopher Joyce, while Daniel Kearney and Luke […]

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NEARLY EVERY INTER-county player at some point in their career has been asked the question: “Who was your toughest opponent?” Whenever it’s put to Brendan Maher, his answer is an easy one – Eddie Brennan. “Eddie is always the man that I say,” says the Tipperary defender. After a playing career that delivered eight Celtic […]

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