Friday 17 September, 2021
Baby Laurence Somers died at the Coombe Hospital in Dublin on 28 January 2018.
Leann Fennelly is focused on Kilkenny’s interemediate decider against Antrim on Sunday.
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Meanwhile, the All-Ireland minor b final between Offaly and Antrim will be replayed after the sides played out a draw.
Liam ‘Chunky’ O’Brien was part of four Kilkenny Liam MacCarthy Cup triumphs.
The boy was injured in the collision which happened at 7.50pm on Sunday.
Cork selector Diarmuid O’Sullivan praised his team after today’s win.
A final date with Limerick on August 22nd now awaits Cork.
Croke Park will stage both games on Saturday and Sunday.
Waterford have also unveiled their side ahead of a big weekend of hurling action.
The man was found safe and well.
Kilkenny will now take on Galway in the semi-finals while Offaly face Dublin.
Sean O’Shea, Tony Kelly, Orla Finn and Katie Nolan were the winners.
Kilkenny won this afternoon’s game in Portlaoise by nine points.
Croke Park hosts tomorrow’s Leinster hurling semi-finals.
The Kilkenny defender on the recent key issues facing the game of hurling.
Tony Kelly hits 2-5 as Clare stun the Cats in Cusack Park.
Brian Cody’s side saw off Laois at UPMC Nowlan Park.
Limerick led for long stretches of this league quarter-final but were unable to seal the deal.
Pearse Stadium hosts the meeting of Galway and Waterford.
The Cats ran out 10-point winners to seize control of Division 1 Group B.
League titleholders Galway were impressive too in dispensing with Limerick by 3-13 to 0-7
The squad can return to training having recorded no further Covid cases.
Number 2, The Waltons couldn’t be closer to the fairway – but also offers a private tennis court for variety.
The jackpot was the highest in four years.
The Cats scooped six awards, with Denise Gaule and Brian Dowling named Player and Manager of the Year respectively.
No other injuries have been reported.
John Kiely’s side finished with nine winners after last night’s ceremony.
It is the sixth time a Mayo player has won this award
Waterford, Clare, Kilkenny and Galway also have players honoured.
Ladies football on Noreside is on an upward trajectory.
Meighan Farrell will lead the Cats’ O’Duffy Cup title defence.
Two Dublin sides, Kilkenny camogie, Limerick hurling, Leinster rugby and Shamrock Rovers have all been nominated.
While the survey indicated that the majority of towns deteriorated during the pandemic, Kilkenny maintained its “pristine condition”.
Solson Payyappillil Saviour passed away over the weekend.
The defender won four All-Irelands in a glittering career.
Faithful were too strong for Westmeath today in Mullingar.
The Cats and reigning champions Galway go head-to-head for the O’Duffy Cup this weekend.
Waterford, meanwhile, have named an unchanged side.
Orla Cotter scored the winning point when Cork and Kilkenny met in the 2018 All-Ireland final, she’ll watch tomorrow’s semi-final from Jersey City.
The 2014 Hurler of the Year inspired the Cats to a late Leinster final comeback win.
