Month: March 2022

‘I just feel like it’s the right time’ – Choosing Cork hurling over football after AFL career ends

MARK KEANE FELT the timing was right to pursue a hurling career with Cork after his decision last month to

Five-time All-Star Burke to captain Shefflin’s Galway hurlers

DAITHÍ BURKE HAS been appointed as the Galway senior hurling captain for 2022. The five-time All-Star and 2017 All-Ireland champion

Four-time Kilkenny All-Star playing key role in Tipp club vying for All-Ireland football glory

THE MULLINAHONE LADIES team is uniquely composed of players from two different counties. Mullinahone’s Molly Walsh [right] ahead of the

2-4 for David Clifford as University of Limerick keep Sigerson Cup hopes alive

University of Limerick 2-12 Queens University Belfast 0-13 UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK’S hopes for a first-ever Sigerson Cup title continue after

Mayo confirm star forward Conroy suffers cruciate ligament injury

MAYO GAA HAVE confirmed that star forward Tommy Conroy suffered a cruciate ligament injury, while in action in the Sigerson

Lynch and Niland impress as NUI Galway claim victory over UCC

NUI Galway 0-23 UCC 0-14 John Fallon reports from Dangan NUI GALWAY SECURED home advantage for the quarter-finals of the

DCU hold on after late Darragh Canavan goal to win in exciting Sigerson Cup finish

DCU 2-12 Ulster University 2-11 DCU SURVIVED IN an exciting finale after a late Darragh Canavan goal to clinch a

All-Ireland winning Mourneabbey midfielder to captain Cork for 2022

MOURNEABBEY MIDFIELDER MÁIRE O’Callaghan has been named Cork senior ladies football captain for 2022. 26-year-old O’Callaghan takes the reins from

‘I remember thinking I’d better not go near Padraic Maher or he’ll throw me out over line’

JAKE MORRIS PLAYED four seasons alongside Paudie Maher, but it was a moment two years before his senior call-up that

‘It was a tough pill to swallow. But I’ve digested it now, just about’ – Dublin star Dunne

Click:gold buyers north shore DUBLIN STAR JENNIFER Dunne says her side are fuelled by “a new drive” this year, after