Tuesday 17 May 2022
Larry McCarthy defended aspects of the competition’s structure.
Barry O’Hagan confirmed a number of players have departed James McCartan’s panel ahead of the Tailteann Cup.
Or have Dessie Farrell’s men rediscovered their Midas touch?
Dessie Farrell’s men will face Kildare in the final.
The Lilywhites will play the winners of Dublin and Meath in the decider.
‘We’re going to Nowlan Park fighting to stay in the championship,’ said Brian Cody after Kilkenny demolished Dublin.
Martin Keoghan grabbed two goals for the Cats in a one-sided victory.
How the Lilywhites got their house in order and started the production line rolling.
The Lilywhites and Tyrone have no qualms with the decision to play the U20 football decider in Carrick-on-Shannon.
We caught up with the high-flying Waterford and Ballygunner marksman.
The rise of Paddy Lynch, the players that missed out on Cavan’s 2020 Ulster win and Mickey Graham’s star-studded backroom team.
Jason Forde and James Quigley join John McGrath on the sideline.
Eugene Branagan has no ambition to play with Down and says a different manager could be required to entice more Kilcoo players.
‘Last year, the hunger levels were just frightening,’ says Marc Ó Sé.
Derek McGrath and Shane Dowling both agreed that Conor Cooney’s late free shouldn’t have been awarded.
Henry Shefflin watched his Galway team sneak a dramatic late victory over his native county.
Conor Cooney nailed the winning score with a 75th minute free.
Henry Shefflin comes face-to-face with Brian Cody on the sideline for the first time tomorrow.
Mickey Whelan discusses all things Cluxton, Dessie Farrell and the Dubs.
Both teams agreed to toss a coin for home advantage.
The former Kerry, Tipperary, Cork and Mayo coach is part of Padraic Joyce’s backroom team.
Armagh successfully had three suspensions overturned while Odhrán McFadden-Ferry and Neil McGee missed the game.
Waterford have a three-week wait before they play Cork.
How Ryan O’Donoghue shoulder the scoring burden in the absence of Cillian O’Connor.
The Limerick manager admitted Cian Lynch’s hamstring injury is a concern after their win over Waterford.
The All-Ireland champions powered to a three-point victory despite losing talisman Cian Lynch to injury early on.
The two strongest squads in the country meet tomorrow night.
Conor Boylan comes in to replace him at full-forward.
Offaly and Meath fell at the semi-final stage.
‘There was absolute carnage, one fella broke his jaw,’ Marc Ó Sé recalls on The42 GAA Weekly.
Galway and Wexford drew in the Leinster SHC yesterday.
The corner-forward limped off against Wexford after 59 minutes.
Galway let a six-point lead slip in the final few minutes of the game.
Can Tyrone avoid another post-All-Ireland hangover?
Ronan Hayes knows that Laois sides must not be underestimated.
The Cats face Westmeath while Darragh Egan’s Model County come up against Henry’s Shefflin’s Galway.
Meanwhile in the Munster football championship, Clare and Tipperary enjoyed wins.
Sean Finn insists the Limerick ‘management have their plan’ as they look to bounce back from a poor league campaign.
Three Limerick players will be prevented from lining out in the rest of the U20 championship if they feature for the seniors in the coming weeks.
‘My family were there watching it…You nearly don’t even want to go home and look them in the eye.’
