Month: September 2021

DEREK MCGRATH HAS slammed the dismissal of Waterford’s Conor Gleeson in their defeat to Tipperary, saying that he “was very hard done by” in the “‘If that’s a yellow card we might as well give it up’ – Ex-Waterford boss slams Gleeson sending off”

LEE BRENNAN HAS become the latest forward to quit the Tyrone panel, with the talented Trillick player informing Mickey Harte of his decision over the “Another talented forward drops out of Tyrone squad”

TIPPERARY AND CORK stars collected the Sunday Game man-of-the-match awards this weekend following another instalment of thrilling Munster SHC action. Eoin Cadogan produced a towering “Do you agree with the Sunday Game man-of-the-match winners from this weekend’s action?”

THIS TIME THERE was to be no captivating comeback, no demonstration of Limerick’s powers of hurling recovery. Last June Kyle Hayes launched over the point “9 months on from All-Ireland glory, Limerick hit by scoring slump and second-half setback in 2019 opener”

MATTIE KENNY WAS unequivocal after the game: Dublin will need to beat Carlow and Galway in their final two Leinster SHC ties to seal progression “How is the race to advance from Leinster shaping up after yesterday’s late hurling drama?”

THE TAG OF defensive football is one that Ulster football has always found hard to shake. In the absence of competitive football in Leinster and “Reilly stars for Cavan while Down and Armagh bag super goals – Ulster football lighting up championship”

WHEN CORK’S STARTING fifteen was unveiled on Friday night for yesterday’s clash with Limerick, the extent of the surgery performed by John Meyler was revealed. “Analysis: After a 21-month absence, how Alan Cadogan shone for Cork on the championship stage”

OFFALY GAA HAVE announced that hurling boss Kevin Martin and his management team have been replaced with immediate effect after back-to-back opening defeats in the “More woe for Offaly hurling as they replace management in bid to avoid relegation”

ARMAGH STAR FORWARD Jamie Clarke is not playing for Crossmaglen this season, according to club team-mate Aaron Kernan. Clarke returned to the inter-county team earlier this “‘It’s very disappointing’ – Six-time All-Ireland club winners set to be without Armagh star”

AND JUST LIKE that, the number of Irish players confirmed for the 2020 AFLW season is in double figures.  Louth’s Kate Flood (left) and Leitrim’s “The Fremantle-bound Irish duo ready to represent Louth and Leitrim Down Under”