Sunday 29 November 2020
Minor sensation David Clifford is staying put with the Kingdom.
It’s believed to be part of backroom shake-up by manager Michael Ryan.
Brian Turnbull was one of the stars of this year’s championship.
Borris-Ileigh were outclassed on their return to the decider.
The Clare All-Ireland winning captain has been involved with the Limerick minor side for the last three years.
The Castlehaven native guided Cork to the All-Ireland ladies minor title yesterday.
Cork hit five goals en route to victory over Galway today.
A quarter-final with Galway now awaits.
Mick Bohan’s charges established a 3-8 to 0-3 lead by half-time.
Pat Flanagan’s tenure with Offaly came to an end this week.
Stephen Glennon’s Tribeswomen wrestled the title back from Mayo to claim a fifth Connacht win in six seasons.
Goals in either half from John ‘Bubbles’ O’Dwyer and sub John McGrath helped the reigning champions prevail.
Limerick advance to face Waterford in the final.
The Killenaule man impressed in club action last weekend.
Tipperary are sweating on the availability of Jason Forde.
The 2017 Dublin senior football championship starts tonight.
David ‘Dotsy’ O’Callaghan confirms his return to the Dublin panel and recalls a nervy flight home for surgery.
Tipperary will meet Wexford in the Division 3 final while Longford and Wicklow will contest the Division 4 decider.
The defender will be central to the Premier side’s hopes tonight.
Niall Hoctor was Tipperary’s hero.
Tyrone lost their third successive league game yesterday to Kerry.
Manager Liam Kearns had requested a postponement of the game.
Tipperary’s 2016 All-Ireland minor hurling winning captain was outstanding today.
The decider will take place in Castlebar tomorrow.
Conor Molloy the match-winner today for St Brigid’s with 0-8.
The All-Ireland champions beat the league kingpins today in Thurles.
Ronan Lynch scored 0-11 for the home side in the Division 1B tie.
Meanwhile, Kerry collected their second victory of the campaign.
The election will take place tomorrow night.
The decision was taken last night.
Alfie Devine took charge of the match between Meath and Derry.
The holders saw off NUI Galway today.
Mixed news for the league champions ahead of tomorrow night’s trip to Páirc Uí Rinn.
Brian Lohan’s side were far too strong for St Pat’s today.
The Rebels maintained their 100% start to 2017.
Elsewhere IT Sligo saw off GMIT by 3-13 to 2-7.
Two goals apiece today for Patrick Horgan and Shane Kingston.
Elsewhere, Limerick saw off Clare by four points in Group B.
Our Lady’s Templemore bagged three goals en route to victory today.
A routine victory in today’s clash at Semple Stadium.
