Friday 9 December 2022
A Mark Caulfield goal proved to be the decisive score as the defending champions held onto their crown.
Veteran Niall McNamee on the mark with late winner.
Brenda McAnespie, a member of the Monaghan team which won the All-Ireland title in 1997, will be honoured as part of the Jubilee team at tomorrow’s TG4 All-Ireland finals at Croke Park.
Kerry monopolised possession in Tullamore but struggled to make it count on the scoreboard.
Ferocious defence and goals by Adam Screeney and Conor Doyle in either half saw Offaly past The Banner.
Niall Hurley hit 2-4 for the winners who will go on to face Kerry.
The Tribesmen will face Derry in the final-four clash.
A second-half goal from Oisín Mullin turned the game.
Clare are through to only their second All-Ireland SFC quarter-final after edging out Roscommon.
Gerry Keegan hit 0-10 for the Lilywhites in Croke Park.
Kilkenny will now progress to the final where they will face Wexford.
Kilkenny stormed past Laois today in the second game of the Leinster round robin series.
The All-Ireland champions have now won five consecutive big league and championship games against Cork.
Wexford defeated Antrim by seven points in the decider.
Mayo fell over the line against a Galway side that was second best for at least 55 minutes of the contest.
‘Boxing will always be my number one sport, but as long as I’m able to keep everything going, I will.’
They overcame the Jes’ in today’s final at the Sportsground.
The Division 2 clash finished 0-12 a-piece.
Either Tipperary or All-Ireland champions Galway will be their opposition in the decider.
Joey Wallace was Meath’s scoring saviour.
This afternoon’s quarter-final with TUS Midwest was played at Carnmore.
Another defeat for Meath at Páirc Tailteann this afternoon.
Croke Park was the setting for the All-Ireland intermediate decider.
Mooncoin crowned All-Ireland champions after one-point victory in Croke Park.
Sean Bugler and Ciarán Kilkenny hit 0-4 a-piece for Dessie Farrell’s men in Tullamore.
The Kilkenny champions needed late drama and then extra-time to see off St Rynagh’s of Offaly.
Knockmore emerged six-point winners.
It was another busy weekend of camogie action.
Meanwhile Dublin, Clare and Limerick all secured senior status for 2022.
Elsewhere there were wins for Galway, Wexford, Waterford and Cork.
The Rossies were 2-11 to 1-7 winners at MacHale Park.
The Deise emerged five points winners at Nowlan Park.
Mo Nerney was the team mascot when Laois won the All-Ireland title for the only time in 2001. Now, she is a key player as they bid to win the Division 3 league title next week.
Kelly’s tally of 1-15 included 1-6 from play as Clare dumped old boss Davy Fitzgerald out of the Championship.
A dramatic finish in Tullamore this afternoon.
Garbally College await in the final.
Both goals at Newbridge arrived after half-time.
Padraic Davis’ side were four points winners in Tullamore.
There were dramatic scenes in McDonagh Park in Nenagh this afternoon.
St Thomas will seek their third title in four years against the team they beat last season.
