Friday 2 December 2022
John Cleary’s starting XV remains unchanged from the side that defeated Limerick.
Elsewhere, an injury-time point from Ciara O’Connor snatched a 1-9 to 0-11 victory for Wexford over Clare.
They pulverised the Kingdom with a powerful display of attacking football.
Cormac Dillon produced a fine individual display, scoring 1-9 in total.
Sean Meehan will undergo hamstring surgery on Tuesday in London.
Andy McEntee’s side prevailed by eight points to pick up their first win of the league campaign.
Katie Quirke’s first-minute goal proved the difference at MTU.
The Kingdom take on Cork in Killarney on Saturday.
Former Antrim footballer Owen Gallagher will make his first start for Galway.
Keith Ricken and Andy Moran are vastly different stages of their careers, but both have been appointed senior inter-county managers for the first time.
John Cleary will work as coach under the new manager.
Cork were seven points ahead with five minutes of normal-time left before Meath hit two quick fire goals.
Collingwood have allowed the 21-year-old to return home early.
Kerry and Cork renew their rivalry in Sunday’s Munster SFC final.
Ciara O’Sullivan and Aine O’Sullivan produced standout displays.
Young defender Daniel O’Mahony is handed a start.
Killian O’Hanlon and Aidan Browne are both likely to miss the entire 2021 intercounty season.
The Cork native will start at half-back against West Coast tomorrow.
Ebony Marinoff’s appeal case has been adjourned until next week.
Keith Ricken is Shane Keegan’s second guest on season two of How To Win At Dominoes podcast, exclusive to The42 Members.
Jack Glynn won the Player of the Year award with Donal Ó Fátharta claiming the Manager of the Year award.
Donncha O’Connor comes on board as selector, while appointments have also been announced for the Rebels’ minor hurling management team.
Ronan McCarthy has brought two new selectors on board.
Mick Bohan’s side had five points to spare by the finish.
Dublin have made one change for the decider.
A three-point win for the home side in Tralee after extra-time.
Paul Kerrigan made his Cork debut in 2008 and was one of the last playing non-Dublin All-Ireland winners.
A look at a few key areas that settled yesterday’s Munster football final.
Páirc Uí Chaoimh hosted today’s game.
The Rebels meet the Premier tomorrow in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Into his tenth senior season, Mark Collins will be crucial to the hopes of Cork success after years of struggle.
The Cork manager on victory over Kerry and preparing for Sunday’s Munster final.
Sunday’s Munster finalists supplied the scoring goods late on to crucial effect in their semi-finals.
Cork captain Ian Maguire on their embarrassing 2018 exit to getting set for next Sunday’s Munster final.
Keane was the goalscoring hero for Cork in Sunday’s Munster semi-final.
Paul Kerrigan reflects on Cork’s sensational win over Kerry yesterday.
A dramatic win for Cork over Kerry yesterday.
Cork boss Ronan McCarthy on the role of goalscoring hero Mark Keane.
Páirc Uí Chaoimh hosted today’s clash.
As their counties start out in 2020, Colm O’Neill, Mark Poland, Johnny Doyle and Karol Mannion reflect on a different football championship a decade ago.
