Tuesday 28 June 2022
The Glenbeigh-Glencar club man is bidding to make an impact off the bench for Kerry tomorrow night.
Darren Strong has been named in the rearguard of Justin McNulty’s side for the clash with Meath.
The Intermediate Final went down to the wire, whereas Derry were comfortably beaten in the evening’s other fixture.
The times, dates and venues have been released for next weekend’s championship ties.
Tipperary qualified for the provincial U21 hurling final last night and tonight either Clare or Waterford will join them in that decider.
Waterford have named a starting fifteen that features players with strong senior experience for tomorrow night’s U21 game.
The Dublin county board are eager to nail down the intentions of their hurling boss for 2013.
From Tipperary’s rocky road, why the home-and-away draws are not the answer, to why Waterford’s fight only takes you so far — Shane Stapleton looks at the weekend’s important issues.
Once again Clare and Limerick cross paths in a hurling clash tonight but the stakes are raised considerably for this All-Ireland qualifier tie.
They have already lost three times to Clare in competitive hurling games this season. Limerick boss John Allen is hoping they can reverse that trend in tomorrow evening’s All-Ireland qualifier.
Michael Ryan has given fit again Noel Connors a starting spot for Sunday’s game.
There is one change made by Limerick from the team that had few problems overcoming Antrim.
The Munster rivals are set to show their hand ahead of Saturday’s crunch clash in Thurles.
Galway’s Leinster final triumph has split open the championship but they will be wary of the dangers of living off that win.
The Dublin minor footballers and Kerry junior footballers have both shaken up their starting fifteens ahead of tomorrow’s provincial championship ties.
The Cork attacker will discover tomorrow how long he will be sidelined with the injury that kept him out of Sunday’s Munster final.
Cork forward Ciaran Sheehan gives his thoughts after a man-of-the-match performance yesterday.
He was on duty in Páirc Uí Chaoimh and the Gaelic Grounds this weekend watching triumphant Cork teams but events in Croke Park overshadowed everything for Ciaran Murphy.
There’s 12 matches down for decision in a bumper weekend of inter-county action next Saturday and Sunday.
The Clare senior football manager said Cork’s three first half goals killed them at the Gaelic Grounds yesterday.
There were plenty issues to debate in the wake of Saturday evening’s knockout hurling ties in Cusack Park and Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The Banner boss also believes Dublin would be foolish to part company with Anthony Daly.
Twenty years on, the RTE commentator relives the famous day in the Gaelic Grounds and recalls the background to THAT quote.
The Banner have shaken up their side for tonight’s crunch hurling qualifier tie in Ennis.
Clare are bidding for their first provincial senior football crown in 20 years on Sunday but they’ve a tough task against Conor Counihan’s Cork side.
Clare boss Michael McDermott has made two changes for Sunday’s Munster SFC final against Cork.
Conal Keaney and Conor McCormack face a race against the clock if they are to feature in Ennis tomorrow evening.
They won All-Ireland titles together as players but Davy Fitzgerald and Anthony Daly will be locked in managerial combat for tomorrow’s eagerly-awaited All-Ireland SHC qualifier round two tie in Ennis.
Conor Counihan has named the same side that beat Kerry in the semis.
They may be rank outsiders but the Cavan native is looking forward to leading Clare into their first provincial senior football final in 12 years next Sunday.
Gordon Kelly has not seen Clare compete in too many Munster football finals which makes next Sunday’s clash all the more significant.
Here’s the latest injury news from Cork and Clare camps ahead of next weekend’s action.
Clare are poised to unleash the highly-rated teenager in next Saturday’s hurling showdown with Dublin.
Jamie Shanahan returns to the Clare side and Limerick have also rung the changes for tomorrow’s Electric Ireland Munster MHC semi-final.
The Douglas player is a man in demand on the inter-county front as both Cork senior teams face championship games the weekend after next.
The beaten semi-finalists of this year’s provincial senior hurling championships have discovered the identity of their qualifier opponents.
