Monday 27 June, 2022
Clifford, Gavin White and Jason Foley all scored goals in Croke Park.
The 11-time All-Ireland winners were set to make their long-awaited bow there next month – but that’s now unlikely.
Could it be Mayo’s year?
Mayo manager Peter Leahy says that he’ll sit down with the 11-time All-Star to discuss her inter-county future after the league final.
A familiar challenge awaits Michael Ryan after yesterday’s defeat to Kilkenny.
Aishling Moloney and Aisling McCarthy hit 11 points between as the Premier lifted the Division 3 crown.
Captain Sinead Greene is hoping to lead her side to Division league 2 glory on second asking on Sunday.
Westmeath’s Lauralee Walsh on inter-county football, her Ireland rugby stint and how she has used sport to deal with personal tragedy.
Cavan and Westmeath have also named their starting teams for the Division 2 decider.
The league final win was a personal triumph for the 22-year-old.
Paul Killeen and Jason Flynn both start.
John O’Dwyer and Michael Breen both start.
Dublin’s five-in-a-row bid was foiled today at Croke Park.
Philly McMahon on Dublin’s potential march to a league five-in-a-row.
There was plenty of drama at Parnell Park.
Galway had been 11 points clear at half-time today in Thurles.
A new pre-match routine for the Kilkenny boss.
Dublin produced an awesome display of power on a day when Derry fell flat.
Clare and Tipperary scored a host of fine points in the Division 4 final, meanwhile, but Martin O’Leary’s goal stood out.
Fiona Lafferty grabbed the crucial goal in Kilmallock.
Dublin are back in a league final but management and players aren’t entirely happy.
Ciaran Kilkenny, Alan Dillon and Paul Galvin were amongst those to praise today’s clash between Kilkenny and Tipperary.
Cork got the better of Wexford in the Division 1 final while Limerick were triumphant against Kildare in the Division 2 decider.
Emmet McGuckin’s late goal sealed the win for Derry in this afternoon’s Division 2 league decider in Croke Park.
Kieran Hughes late goal sealed the triumph for the Farney men.
Eoghan O’Connor and Seamus O’Carroll kicked the late points that secured Limerick’s victory.
Dublin manager Jim Gavin and defender Ger Brennan on the dilemma they will face in Croke Park on Sunday.
