NORTHERN IRELAND’S NETBALLERS opened their World Cup campaign across the water in Liverpool yesterday, with Armagh Gaelic footballer Caroline O’Hanlon captaining the side. The versatile athlete and three-time All Star led her Girls in Green into action against champions Australia in a daunting first fixture in Pool A. Tackling the awesome Samsung Diamonds was the … Continue reading "Gaelic football fuelling Northern Ireland’s Netball World Cup bid across the water"

JAMES MCCARTHY IS the one change from Dublin’s comprehensive Leinster final victory against Meath, as Jim Gavin’s men prepare for their Super 8s opener against Cork later this evening [throw-in 7pm]. The Ballymun Kickhams man limped off after half an hour against Meath three weeks ago with a knee injury. While the setback is not as … Continue reading "James McCarthy the only change as Dublin prepare for Super 8s opener against Cork"

GALWAY WILL FACE Kerry in the All-Ireland junior football final after their high-scoring extra-time victory over Meath this afternoon. The Tribesmen prevailed on an incredible scoreline of 7-17 to 5-22 to book their place in the decider. Colm Brennan was Galway’s hat-trick hero while Gary Kelly bagged 2-7 and Jonathan Ryan fired over five points, … Continue reading "Galway outgun Meath by 7-17 to 5-22 in All-Ireland junior semi-final classic"

Mayo 3-14 Tyrone 3-11 Paddy Hunter reports from Healy Park A RACHEL KEARNS goal midway through the second half at Omagh’s Healy Park proved decisive as Mayo held off a battling Tyrone to win this TG4 All Ireland SFC Group 4 opener by three points. Four missed goal opportunities in the second half came back … Continue reading "Mayo enjoy battling victory against Tyrone, while Galway secure comeback win over Kerry"

Dublin 5-15  Waterford 2-6 Dáire Walsh reports from O’Moore Park DEFENDING CHAMPIONS DUBLIN underlined their TG4 All-Ireland SFC title credentials with a comprehensive Group 2 triumph against Waterford at O’Moore Park in Portlaoise. Despite the absence of team captain Sinead Aherne through injury, the attacking triumvirate of Nicole Owens, Niamh McEvoy and Lyndsey Davey ensured victory … Continue reading "McEvoy, Owens and Davey star as champions Dublin score 5-15 to overcome Waterford"

Dublin 5-18 Cork 1-17 THE DAM LOOKED on the verge of bursting all evening and eventually Dublin broke through for three late goals to put a gloss on their victory over Cork in their Super 8s opener.  Ciaran Kilkenny and Tomas Clancy battle for possession. Source: Laszlo Geczo/INPHO Cork gave a good account of themselves … Continue reading "Five-goal Dublin hand out 13-point beating to Cork in Super 8s shoot-out"

RONAN MCCARTHY EXPECTS to have three players back from injury for Cork’s Super 8s round 2 clash against Tyrone at Croke Park next weekend. Eoghan McSweeney, Killian O’Hanlon and Sean Powter. Source: Inpho Killian O’Hanlon (concussion), Eoghan McSweeney (groin) and Sean Powter (hamstring) missed out on last night’s 5-18 to 1-17 loss to Dublin, but the … Continue reading "Cork boss McCarthy expects injured trio to return for Tyrone clash next weekend"

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Click:gold buyers near me DUBLIN MANAGER JIM Gavin has confirmed star forward Diarmuid Connolly has returned to train with the senior panel. Dublin forward, Diarmuid Connolly. Source: Tommy Dickson/INPHO Speaking after yesterday’s 13-point victory over Cork at Croke Park, the Dubs boss issued an update on injured members of his squad and included the St … Continue reading "Jim Gavin confirms Diarmuid Connolly is back training with Dublin"

Galway 3-16 Kilkenny 2-16 Paul Keane reports from Croke Park A REMARKABLE GAME of two halves at Croke Park ultimately went Galway’s way as the Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor champions got the defence of their title off to winning start. Leading by 12 points approaching half-time in their quarter-final group stage opener, Brian Hanley’s Galway … Continue reading "Galway survive Kilkenny comeback to get their All-Ireland title defence up and running"