1. Ballinagh GAA Apologies for no tweets yesterday as I wasn't around for the game vs the gaels because I was at a wedding but from what I'm hearing we were both hammered. — Ballinagh GAA Club (@Ballinagh) May 5, 2019 Source: Ballinagh GAA Club/Twitter Click Here: Netherlands football tracksuit 2. Colin Kelly  Measure of … Continue reading "Tommy Bowe’s big job offer, The Peter Crouch final and more Tweets of the Week"

Kevin O’Brien reports from Nowlan Park DURING THE FINAL seconds yesterday in Nowlan Park, Dublin desperately tried to claw back a goal but found the area in front of Darren Brennan’s posts flooded with black and amber jerseys.  Tommy Walsh, Paddy Deegan Pul Murphy tackle Liam Rushe. Source: Ryan Byrne/INPHO Click Here: Portugal football tracksuit … Continue reading "Cody’s half-time changes prove crucial but nothing beats Kilkenny’s hunger for work"

Cork 2-27 Tipperary 1-18 Denis Hurley reports from Páirc Uí Chaoimh CORK GOT THEIR Electric Ireland Munster MHC campaign off to a winning start on Sunday with an impressive win over Tipperary at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. The Rebels, managed by John Considine – who was in charge when the county last won the All-Ireland minor … Continue reading "Cork’s Cahalane bags 2-3 as Rebels run riot against Munster rivals Tipperary"

Galway 1-24 Carlow 1-18 Declan Rooney reports from Pearse Stadium GALWAY WERE LESS than convincing as Conor Cooney’s goal early in the second-half helped them past a classy Carlow display in their Round 1 Leinster hurling championship clash at Pearse Stadium. Galway led by six points at half time in front of 6,097 spectators, but … Continue reading "Cooney’s crucial goal leads unconvincing Galway to six-point win over Carlow"

Clare 1-20 Waterford 0-22 Tomas McCarthy reports from Walsh Park CLARE SURVIVED A late scare from Waterford to take the spoils at a sun-kissed Walsh Park this afternoon. Paraic Fanning’s team, roared on by the home fans, hit five of the last six points but Ryan Taylor’s 73rd-minute effort ultimately proved decisive. Tony Kelly shot … Continue reading "Clare cling on to open Munster SHC campaign with away win against Waterford"

Wexford 1-14 Louth 0-22 Ronan Fagan reports from Innovate Wexford Park EIGHT UNANSWERED POINTS within the last eight minutes saw Louth outstrip Wexford to land a Leinster SFC quarter-final against reigning provincial and All-Ireland champions Dublin on 25 May. Wexford appeared to seize the initiative when a Kevin O’Grady penalty helped them pull clear by … Continue reading "Louth finish strong to beat Wexford and set up Leinster quarter-final with Dublin"

Roscommon 3-17 Leitrim 0-12 Daragh Small reports from Dr Hyde Park SHANE KILLORAN SCORED two goals as Roscommon claimed a ninth straight championship win over Leitrim in the Connacht SFC. Ultan Harney with fans after their win. Source: Evan Logan/INPHO Leitrim hadn’t beaten their neighbours in Connacht since 2000 and there would be no shock … Continue reading "Two Killoran goals power Cunningham’s Roscommon past Leitrim once again"

Tipperary 2-28 Cork 1-24 Fintan O’Toole reports from Páirc Uí Chaoimh IF 2018 WAS a summer of setbacks for Tipperary, marked by a winless run from four Munster outings, this was the sign of a new and fresh season. A first day out in the 2019 structure yielded a victory. They achieved that by claiming … Continue reading "Tipperary get their summer off to flying start with impressive win over Cork"

Meath 1-13 Offaly 0-14 Paul Keane reports from Páirc Tailteann FAVOURITES MEATH DICED with disaster in Navan, trailing raging underdogs Offaly by four points with 15 minutes to go, before eventually coming good to secure a Leinster SFC quarter-final place. Andy McEntee’s side, promoted from Division 2 of the Allianz league during spring, looked in … Continue reading "Late surge sees Meath edge out battling Offaly in Navan to march on in Leinster"

Tyrone 1-19 Derry 1-13 Declan Bogue reports from Healy Park WITH SEVEN MINUTES minutes of normal time remaining, it looked as if an enormous shock was in waiting for last year’s All-Ireland finalists Tyrone. Derry had nibbled into their lead since going more offensive after half time, which they entered 0-10 to 0-7 down, and … Continue reading "Trailing with seven minutes left, Tyrone hit 1-5 to see off Derry in Ulster clash"