Saturday 23 October, 2021
Aidan Fogarty says his former Kilkenny team-mate didn’t drop any hints about the appointment.
The Kilkenny legend was confirmed as the new hurling boss last night.
The Kilkenny legend is to succeed Shane O’Neill.
Sixmilebridge’s reign as Clare kingpins is over.
Paul Curran and Eoin Kelly continue to perform at the top of the Tipperary senior hurling game.
Shamrocks Ballyhale are back in the last four stage in Kilkenny.
Kevin O’Brien, Patrick Kirby and Tom O’Brien hit the net for the winners in the semi-final.
Blackrock and Glen Rovers are back in the knockout stages on Leeside.
Oisin O’Reilly hit 2-4 in the 10-point win over Doon.
Former Galway hurler Niall Donohue took his own life in 2013.
O’Donovan Rossa contest their first county senior hurling final since 2004 today.
It’s a Clare, Cork and Kilkenny battle for the Young Hurler of the Year award.
Cork, Waterford, Kilkenny, Clare, Tipperary, Dublin, Laois and Wexford also have players nominated.
The GAA says that their main aim is to protect the ‘safety and well-being of our players, their families and the wider community.’
Noel Furlong and Pat Ryan won’t be continuing in their roles with the Rebels’ underage sides.
The TG4 cameras are live from Páirc Uí Chaoimh and Corrigan Park.
Stephen O’Keeffe is happy to focus on club duties with Ballygunner.
It was a busy weekend of club action around the country.
Jason Gillane starred as Patrickswell came back to defeat Adare by two points.
Paul Curran and Tommy Dunne will be part of Colm Bonnar’s backroom team along with Johnny Enright.
Michael Fennelly talks to The42 about the challenges of living with Ankylosing Spondylitis.
He led the county to All-Ireland glory in 2017.
Borris-Ileigh ran out 1-16 to 0-9 winners this afternoon over Nenagh Éire Óg.
They defeated Dungarvan 1-15 to 0-12 in today’s semi-final in Walsh Park.
Former Wexford hurler Declan Ruth on managing his club to a first senior title in 43 years last Sunday.
It’s another big weekend of club action around the country.
A 16-point success for the winners over St Anne’s in today’s final.
A busy day of club hurling action involving this year’s All-Ireland finalists.
Three quarter-final ties took place in Waterford today.
It’s a big weekend of club hurling action around the country.
Bonnar has previously served as manager of the Wexford and Carlow senior hurling teams.
Jack Leahy has been chosen as the Player of the Year for the minor hurling grade.
Stephen Molumphy is in line to succeed Fintan O’Connor.
There were reports of changes on the horizon in the All-Ireland winning set-up.
Shane O’Neill has been at the helm of the Tribesmen for the past two seasons.
Cahill had been linked with replacing Liam Sheedy in Tipperary.
The dress code is black tie for Maurice Brosnan, Fintan O’Toole and Clare All-Ireland winner Colin Ryan.
The Kilkenny native has agreed a three-year extension.
Liam ‘Chunky’ O’Brien was part of four Kilkenny Liam MacCarthy Cup triumphs.
For all of Cork’s 2021 progress, yesterday reaffirmed the task of trying to get to the top.
