Monday 17 January 2022
A good day on the club front for Naas, Na Gaeil and Denn.
There was plenty GAA action on tonight.
Elsewhere in Ulster, Cavan’s Denn are celebrating a junior football triumph.
Plenty provincial camogie and ladies football action today.
Coalisland reached the Tyrone final in dramatic fashion while Watty Grahams Glen cruised into the Derry decider.
There was also senior football action today in Fermanagh, Wexford, Waterford and Wicklow.
Elsewhere today, Tullamore booked their place in the Offaly senior football final.
Another win for Conor Hourihane and Ryan Manning tonight.
There were key football league fixtures on around the country today.
Darragh Fitzgibbon and Mark Coleman were both in superb club form over the weekend.
Mountbellew-Moylough are back at the semi-final stage of the Galway senior football championship.
It was the last day of group games in the Cork Premier SFC while Doon will now meet Kilmallock in the Limerick hurling semi-final.
The Kerry first round and final group games in Mayo take centre stage.
Killyclogher were the latest team to book a quarter-final place in Tyrone.
It was a busy day of club hurling action around the country.
It was a busy day of action in the Allianz football league.
In Division 4 there was success earlier today for Wexford over Carlow.
There were also football league wins tonight for Limerick and Carlow.
Elsewhere Tyrone overcame Down int he Dr McKenna Cup semi-final.
The Cavan, Down, Leitrim, Wexford and Wicklow SFC finals also took place today.
St Joseph’s Miltown won their second county crown in four years in the Clare SFC final.
Elsewhere, Sean Dyche’s Burnley rode their luck but held firm against Brighton.
The former manager passed away on Thursday.
Elsewhere, the champions suffered another defeat while a mistake from Victor Valdes proved costly for Middlesbrough.
Jeff Hendrick conjured a superb strike for Burnley while Stephen Ward was also on the mark.
Croke Park, Fitzgerald Stadium, Páirc Uí Chaoimh and Casement Park are among the venues to make the long list.
Elsewhere, Watford and Middlesbrough secured home wins in this afternoon’s 3pm kick-offs.
Meanwhile in London, St Kiernan’s stunned defending champions Tir Chonaill Gaels.
Elsewhere there was hurling silverware up for grabs in Westmeath, Meath and Mayo.
We go through all the results from football county finals across the country.
The Spaniard scored twice for Chelsea, who came back from 2-0 down to beat Leicester after extra-time.
Elsewhere, alarm bells for Stoke as they remain bottom of the table after another thumping defeat.
Mayo and Kerry will face off in Limerick this weekend but can you name these grounds throughout the country?
