Clare 2-11 Cork 0-9 Peter O’Connell reports from Cusack Park, Ennis THE CLARE FOOTBALLERS scored a famous win over Cork in Ennis this afternoon, beating their opponents in the league for the first time since 1994. Clare played exceptionally well in the second half to record their second win of the season and benefited from … Continue reading "Clare footballers secure famous league win over Cork with O’Dea and Malone grabbing goals"

KILDARE RETURNED TO winning ways as they hit the net four times, with the goals enough to separate them from Fermanagh. Tommy Moolick hit the net twice. Source: Ryan Byrne/INPHO The result sees them return to the top of the Division 2 table. The game was ultimately won during a 14-minute period which saw the … Continue reading "Kildare’s goal rush topples Fermanagh, as Down pull off shock away result to crush Derry"

Kilkenny 0-22 Cork 0-15 RICHIE HOGAN’S BRILLIANCE helped Kilkenny get off the mark in Division 1A of the Allianz Hurling League this afternoon in Nowlan Park, as they ended their losing streak with a seven-point success over Cork. Shane Prendergast fields the ball ahead of Shane Kingston Source: Ken Sutton/INPHO Hogan chipped in with 0-5 … Continue reading "Hogan brilliance helps Kilkenny get off the mark in the league with success over 14-man Cork"

Wexford 3-18 Kerry 0-12 WEXFORD MADE IT three wins from three in Division 1B of the Allianz Hurling League with a 3-18 to 0-12 defeat of 14-man Kerry. Click Here: Juventus soccer tracksuit Harry Kehoe, Diarmuid O’Keeffe and Jack Guiney scored the goals as Davy Fitzgerald’s side overcame a slow start to eventually see off the visitors. … Continue reading "Jack is back! Guiney among the goalscorers as Wexford dispose of Kerry"

Tipperary 0-28 Clare 0-21 Jackie Cahill reports from Semple Stadium, Thurles JOHN MCGRATH SCORED ten points as Tipperary continued their perfect start to Division 1A of the Allianz Hurling League campaign. John ‘Bubbles’ O’Dwyer added five from play as Tipp produced a strong second half performance in the battle of the All-Ireland and league champions … Continue reading "John McGrath hits 0-10 as Tipperary stay top of the table with victory over Clare"

Meath 1-13 Galway 0-15 Paul Keane reports from Navan DONAL LENIHAN NETTED late on in Navan to seal victory for battling Meath and return the Royal County to the thick of the Division 2 promotion battle. Meath started the day locked on two points at the foot of the table but victory at Pairc Tailteann … Continue reading "Late Lenihan goal brings Meath back into promotion hunt as Galway suffer first league defeat"

Slaughtneil (Derry) 1-10 Sarsfields (Galway) 0-11 Daragh Ó Conchúir reports from Croke Park A RECORD ATTENDANCE witnessed an Ulster team winning the AIB All-Ireland Camogie Senior Club Championship for only the second time as Slaughtneil proved strongest on the home straight after a ding-dong battle with a resolute Sarsfields. Slaughtneil celebrate after the game. Source: … Continue reading "Step one of double dream complete as Slaughtneil deliver emotional victory"

KILKENNY MANAGED TO pick up their first points of the hurling season, while Wexford and Galway secured big wins in the second tier.  On the football side, the big shock of the day came in Ennis where Clare stunned Cork, while Meath and Down also picked up vital wins. Here we take a run down … Continue reading "Kilkenny off the mark, Banner stun Cork and Division 1B’s gulf in class — Sunday GAA talking points"

KEVIN MCSTAY HIT back at recent criticism from within Roscommon after they gave a spirited display in a six-point defeat to Kerry on Sunday. McStay was the subject of a scathing attack from former Roscommon player and manager Gay Sheerin last weekend. Sheerin told Shannonside Radio he doesn’t “like to see Mayo men on the sideline for … Continue reading "‘I can’t rebirth myself’: Kevin McStay fires back at ‘nonsense’ criticism from ex-Roscommon boss"

THE LADIES GAELIC Football Association has moved to ensure that there is no repeat of the controversy surrounding last year’s TG4 All-Ireland senior final by approving the use of video evidence. Carla Rowe’s point, which was clearly inside the posts, was waved wide by match officials and Dublin’s sense of grievance was heightened when they … Continue reading "Video evidence approved to prevent repeat of last year’s All-Ireland Ladies football final controversy"