Wednesday 26 January 2022
Former Antrim footballer Owen Gallagher will make his first start for Galway.
Rebels dual star Hannah Looney pays tribute to the departing Paudie Murray and Ephie Fitzgerald.
Noel Furlong and Pat Mulcahy are set to work with manager Kieran Kingston.
Padraig Power hit 1-5 as the Rebels saw off Galway.
The Rebels face an unchanged Meath side in Sunday’s showdown in Croke Park.
Galway now await Cork in the All-Ireland decider.
10 days after being crowned All-Ireland U20 champions, Cork opened up their new campaign with a win.
A four-point victory for the Rebels in Nowlan Park.
The Rebels were three-point winners over Donegal at Tuam Stadium.
Cork minor ladies football boss Joe Carroll is calling for an LGFA U-turn on their decision.
United’s owners have come under renewed criticism following the failed European Super League.
The suspension commenced yesterday.
Libby Coppinger maps her colourful sporting journey ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland final against Dublin.
Doireann O’Sullivan is hopeful it will pave the way for amalgamation at the top level.
One Cork amalgamates the organisations of the Cork county board, the Páirc Uí Chaoimh stadium board and Cairde Chorcaí.
The Cork boss saw his team bow out of the 2020 hurling championship tonight.
The 39-year-old defender won two Premier Division titles and two FAI Cup with his hometown club.
Cork manager Ronan McCarthy is already planning without Liam O’Donovan and Kevin Crowley is also sidelined.
Jordan Petaia bagged the opening try on his return to action after his father died suddenly this month.
Wallabies back Reece Hodge grabbed two of the Melbourne side’s four tries.
The teams were tied at 20-20 after regular time in Sydney.
We saw the first few examples of Super Rugby AU’s law trials this weekend.
The county board said the flag was banned in 2017.
Austin Stack Park in Tralee hosts tomorrow night’s game.
A point from their final two games will now be enough for the Leesiders to rubber-stamp promotion.
Australian Conference rivals the Brumbies and the Reds enjoyed big wins on Saturday, the leaders recovering from an outbreak of mumps.
The Rebels slumped to their second defeat after falling at home to Shels last week.
Patrick Horgan scored 2-8 for Kieran Kingston’s side.
Peadar Healy has joined the county’s minor football management.
Mark White will not be involved as he is heading to America next year.
Coach Ger Cunningham on Cork’s prospects as the new season is set to begin.
The Glen Rovers attacker takes over the role from Seamus Harnedy.
Neale Fenn has made his first acquisition since taking over, while Eoghan Stokes and Joel Coustrain have left the club.
Four-time All-Ireland winning boss Paudie Murray has decided to stay on for another year.
U20 manager Denis Ring has backed the return of Kieran Kingston to the senior post.
They’ll face Kerry or Galway in the final.
The Rebels were nine points behind at one stage in the first half of the championship decider.
Joyce previously suffered the injury in 2015 against Dublin.
The Premier County beat Cork by a single point thanks to the Morris’ late goal.
