Month: September 2021

THERE WAS A brilliant clip of Kilkenny’s two ADs on TG4′s ‘Mná Spóirt: Croí is Anam’ a few weeks ago. Over the past few years, depending “‘They’re fighters, they want to win and be the best. You feed off that’”

DAVY FITZGERALD HAS named an unchanged Wexford side to face Kilkenny in tomorrow’s Leinster hurling final. The Clare native has opted for the same side “Davy Fitz unveils Wexford side to take on Kilkenny in Leinster decider”

THE GAA HAS announced that next year’s All-Ireland club senior finals will move from their usual St Patrick’s Day slot to a new date in “All-Ireland club finals moving to earlier date, while Tier 2 football proposals are revealed”

Tyrone 2-22 Kildare 1-15 Fintan O’Toole reports from Newbridge SIX MINUTES FROM the close of normal time, Tyrone could relax in the knowledge that another “McCurry goal seals impressive Tyrone win over 14-man Kildare”

Laois 0-20 Offaly 0-15 Kevin O’Brien reports from O’Moore Park  LAOIS ARE ONE game away from reaching the Super 8s after they came good in “Kingston brothers fire 0-10 as Laois gun down Offaly to move within one game of Super 8s”

Wexford 3-14 Kilkenny 3-10 Brendan Graham reporting from Croke Park AJ REDMOND WAS the star man for Wexford in their Leinster minor final win over “Redmond scores 1-11 as Wexford end Leinster final hoodoo with win over Kilkenny”

Source: Sport TG4/YouTube LAOIS AND WESTMEATH go head-to-head once again this afternoon in today’s Joe McDonagh Cup decider at Croke Park. The two sides couldn’t “As it happened: Laois v Westmeath, Joe McDonagh Cup final”

Limerick 1-17 Clare 1-11 Daragh Small reports from LIT Gaelic Grounds PATRICK O’DONOVAN’S GOAL was the killer blow as Limerick began their bid for a “O’Neill hits 0-9 as Limerick defeat Clare to claim first Munster hurling title of the day”

Limerick 2-26 Tipperary 2-14 Fintan O’Toole reports from Gaelic Grounds FOR THE THIRD time in 10 months Declan Hannon was grasping silverware and the Limerick “More glory for Limerick as they lift Munster crown with 12-point win over Tipperary”

Laois 3-26 Westmeath 1-21 Brendan Graham reporting from Croke Park MARK KAVANAGH STEERED Laois to victory in the Joe McDonagh Cup final with a 12-point “Laois produce stunning second half display to capture Joe McDonagh Cup”