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Last year
2024
Test of time
'When you’re not in a game from the start, it’s just being patient and let it come to you'
Profile
'His low catch used to get all the "Aboy Lohan!” cheers in Clare'
Banner county manager has done things the hard way, through a stoic indifference to pain.
Race For Brendan
New champions await - 5 talking points ahead of All-Ireland ladies football semi-finals
AnalysisAll-Ireland Hurling final
Player guide: The Clare team aiming to win a first All-Ireland senior title since 2013
All-Ireland Hurling final
Lohan on embracing the occasion, O'Donnell fears, and the question every manager wants to know
Rebel Reflection
Patrick Horgan: '17 years of my life coming here, I have been really lucky'
The Cork star surveys his career on All-Ireland hurling final week.
blood and bandages
From the soil to the tip of Shandon steeple, Cork yearns for Liam MacCarthy
Longing and fervour palpable on Leeside as Rebels seek to end a 19-year wait for something once a regular part of life.
AnalysisStars Of The Show
Who are the leading contenders to be 2024 Hurler of the Year?
There will be a first-time winner of the Hurler of the Year award from either Clare or Cork.
Sean O'Donoghue
'It was my fault, rush of blood to the head. I felt I had let the boys down'
The Cork captain on the All-Ireland final and memories of playing Clare earlier this summer.
shane o'donnell
'If we win, it will be one that I can categorically say I will enjoy a lot more than 2013'
Shane O’Donnell almost retired from hurling in 2021 but on Sunday will have a chance to add to the ‘strange trajectory’ of his career.
high Performance
'He's brilliant, he's done great work with us' - The Keegan effect on Cork hurling
Cork defender Niall O’Leary on the role Gary Keegan has had with their team ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland final.
AnalysisComment
'It was a tough week': 4 key Galway talking points as they reach All-Ireland final
Padraic Joyce’s team won out 1-14 to 0-15 yesterday in Croke Park.
Harte Still In It
Mickey Harte: 'I'm not ready for the pipe and slippers. I like managing at this level'
Tribesmen
'He wasn’t just a manager, he was a friend who would support you' - Galway salute Johnno
On a week when they bade farewell to one of their most treasured adopted sons, Galway look to their footballers on Sunday to bridge a 23-year gap.
A star is torn
Tyrone blood, formed in Kerry but a little bit of his heart belongs to Armagh - Kieran Donaghy
