Monday 8 August 2022
Keith Ricken lamented his young players after Cork were crowned U20 All-Ireland champions yesterday.
Denis Ring’s side will now face Tipperary or Wexford in the first-ever All-Ireland U20 hurling final.
Darren Gavin is also in line to make his Championship debut after being named in midfield.
Patrick Curran and Thomas Ryan grabbed two goals each during a one-sided win for Waterford.
Con O’Callaghan and Ciaran Kilkenny each pointed twice in that blistering opening spell.
Gerry Kavanagh is unhappy with the decision to play a potential clash at a neutral venue.
The Kerry side failed to recover from the loss of their talisman Colm Cooper in the first half.
Cody will be in opposition to Mick O’Dwyer in a game in aid of the cancer units at St Luke’s and St James’s hospitals.
It’s a case of hard cheese for Seamus ‘Cheddar’ Plunkett’s side. Sorry.
Nine of the Offaly senior hurling squad were involved in this closely fought encounter.
The forwards from the Wee County were in top form as Jason McNulty’s side lost by 10 points at home.
The decision to move next Saturday’s All-Ireland SFC round three qualifier away from Newbridge has received the support of the GAA President.
The Bord Gáis Energy Leinster U21HC trophy is on offer in O’Moore Park in Portlaoise tonight at 7.30pm.
Kilkenny boss Richie Mulrooney has made just one change in personnel for tomorrow’s U21 decider with Laois.
The Cats have agreed this year’s Leinster U21 hurling decider to the home ground of opponents Laois.
Danny Hughes and Dan Gordon will both miss the remainder of the National Football League campaign with injuries.
Laois are staring relegation in the face, but Justin McNulty feels that their Division 1 experience will stand to them later this summer.
Abuse on the pitch isn’t nice but little about getting to the top is, writes Ewan MacKenna.
Down forward tells TheScore ‘you get a lot of it’ on the Gaelic football pitch.
Laois manager says it would be “sad” if Ciaran McKeever was to miss Armagh’s championship opener as a result of events in O’Moore Park.
The Armagh County Board has agreed that Monday’s strongly-worded statement was not an accurate reflection of the row in O’Moore Park.
‘The chanting of “God Save the Queen” and malign taunting of “British B*****d” has no place either on or off the field of play. This is provocation in the extreme,’ said Armagh statement.
The Tyrone club have been hit with hefty sanctions for their role in last month’s violence in Portlaoise, but they will be allowed to play in Sunday’s All-Ireland Junior football final.
Killarney club says they don’t want segregation for meeting with Crossmaglen Rangers in Portlaoise on Sunday.
“We wouldn’t want the coverage to mask or influence the investigation,” Derrytresk co-manager Paul Hughes said as the GAA opened an investigation into Sunday’s brawl.
Dromid Pearses have released a lengthy statement outlining their concerns following Sunday’s punch-up in Portlaoise.
Michael Anthony O’Connell has called for Derrytresk to be stripped of their place in the All-Ireland Junior Football Championship final following Sunday’s violence in Portlaoise.
