Month: September 2021

Meath 1-14 Tyrone 6-8 Emma Duffy reports from Croke Park  THEY SAY GOALS win games, and Tyrone proved just that as they were crowned 2018 TG4 All-Ireland intermediate champions in Croke Park. The Red Hand were classy and sharp as they went about their business against Meath, making amends for their 2017 decider defeat toRead moreRead more

SEAN CAVANAGH HAS been released from hospital after he suffered a brutal knee to the face during a Tyrone Senior Football Championship meeting between Moy and Edendork, which saw 26 bookings dished out. Click Here: kildare gaa jerseys Six red cards and 20 yellow cards were given out by the referee throughout the affair, with formerRead moreRead more

Dublin 3-11 Cork 1-12 Emma Duffy reports from Croke Park DUBLIN ARE ALL-IRELAND champions once again, retaining the title for the first time in the county’s history. Player of the Match Carla Rowe hit a goal in either half and captain fantastic Sinead Aherne finished with 1-7 as the holders defended the Brendan Martin CupRead moreRead more

Click:bone Conduction headphones manufacturer A RECORD ATTENDANCE of 50,141 has turned out for today’s Ladies All-Ireland football final between Dublin and Cork at Croke Park. It marks a trend of bigger crowds with every passing year at the event. Last year, 46,286 spectators watched Dublin beat Mayo 4-11 to 0-11. That figure had also been a significant increaseRead moreRead more

THE DRAW FOR the Kerry SFC quarter-finals has thrown up a mouthwatering fixture list after today brought an end to the Championship’s round three fixtures. Champions Dr Crokes, who today bounced back from defeat to Kerins O’Rahilly’s with a very convincing 3-28 to 2-15 victory over An Ghaeltacht, will meet Legion at the last eightRead moreRead more

REIGNING CORK HURLING champions Imokilly are into the semi-finals of this year’s competition, but only after receiving a scare from Newcestown in Sunday’s quarter-final. When Paudie O’Sullivan scored a goal for the East Cork divisional side in the 53rd minute of the clash at Páirc Uí Rinn, it put them 1-20 to 0-16 in front asRead moreRead more

1. Sweet, sweet revenge for Dublin AFTER NARROW LOSSES to Cork in the 2014, 2015 and 2016 All-Ireland finals, Dublin finally put the hurt and heartbreak to bed on the biggest day in the ladies football calendar. Source: Tommy Dickson/INPHO They may have lifted the Brendan Martin Cup in Croke Park last September to makeRead moreRead more

DUBLIN ARE ON the hunt for a new senior hurling boss after it was announced that Pat Gilroy has stepped down tonight due to work commitments. An All-Ireland footballer winner as a player in 1995 and manager in 2011, Gilroy departs after one season in charge. In a statement released tonight, Gilroy explained the backgroundRead moreRead more

BEATING CORK IN an All-Ireland final was absolutely massive for Dublin yesterday. And Mick Bohan makes no qualms about it.  The rivalry was played down time and time again in the build-up from inside the camp, but their manager admitted under the Hogan Stand yesterday that they had to beat 11-time champions Cork to beRead moreRead more

HUMBLE IN VICTORY, gracious in defeat. Cork watch on during the presentation. Source: Oisin Keniry/INPHO It wasn’t to be for Cork. Yesterday was the 11-time champions’ first-ever All-Ireland final defeat. And the pain was fully evident after as Ephie Fitzgerald and his captain Ciara O’Sullivan faced the media afterwards. Dublin on the other hand, couldRead moreRead more