Month: September 2021

ALL-IRELAND CLUB champions Ballyboden St-Enda’s have turned to former Dublin footballer John O’Brien as their new manager. Andy McEntee has taken over as the new Meath senior football boss and brought his spell with the Dublin club to an end with this week’s Division 1 football league final victory. O’Brien has previously represented Dublin at […]

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David Breen celebrates Na Piarsaigh’s All-Ireland club triumph. Source: Cathal Noonan/INPHO ON ST PATRICK’S Day last, David Breen finally hit the hurling jackpot. He’d been frustrated in his efforts to bag an All-Ireland medal with Limerick, a couple of shattering semi-final losses to Clare in 2013 and Kilkenny in 2014 the closest he came. Na […]

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JAMIE VARDY STUNNED Premier League followers last weekend, with a hat-trick against title contenders Man City to bring their run of dismal form to a stop. Elsewhere, Dylan Hartley was handed a six-week ban for striking Leinster’s Sean O’Brien and the reaction was largely critical. The proposed introduction of gender quotas on sporting bodies sparked […]

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RTÉ SPORT CAME in for criticism recently following the announcement of their shortlist for Sportsperson of the Year. Many were left puzzled by the inclusion of Olympic silver medalist and gold medalist at the World Championships Paul O’Donovan, and the omission of his brother Gary who was his rowing partner in Rio. Others questioned whether national […]

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THE KERRY HURLERS now have a new manager after Fintan O’Connor was appointed earlier today. O’Connor, who previously worked under Derek McGrath as part of the Waterford hurling management team, succeeds Ciarán Carey on an initial two-year deal with the option of a third year. Carey stepped down from his position earlier this month, citing “increased […]

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