Month: September 2021

Kilkenny 2-14 Clare 0-13 John Fallon reports from Semple Stadium KILKENNY HAD TOO much firepower for Clare in the opening game of the All-Ireland minor “Drennan scores 0-9 to help Kilkenny storm past Clare in All-Ireland minor quarter-final”

Kildare 2-21 Dublin 1-19 Robert Cribbin reports from Pairc Tailteann, Navan KILDARE PUT IN a brilliant performance to edge Dublin in a pulsating Leinster Minor “Bagnall and Browne score 1-7 each as Kildare upset Dublin in Leinster minor football final”

Cork 4-20 Laois 1-15 ROUND FOUR QUALIFIERS have tended to be miserable experiences for the Cork footballers in recent times, this evening in Thurles saw “Hurley hits 2-4 as Cork storm past Laois to reach All-Ireland Super 8s”

Galway 3-7 Mayo 0-9  Declan Rooney reports from the LIT Gaelic Grounds TRACEY LEONARD FIRED goals in each half as Galway claimed their third TG4 “Captain Leonard’s 2-3 steers Galway past gutsy Mayo to Connacht three in-a-row”

Tyrone 1-20 Cavan 0-7 Paul Fitzpatrick reports from Clones AT HALF-TIME in a sun-splashed Clones, a couple of merry-looking Tyrone fans engaged in an impromptu “Tyrone outclass Cavan by 16 points to book spot in last eight of All-Ireland”

Mayo 2-13 Galway 1-13 THEIR SUPPORTERS ENDURED another nervy finish, but Mayo eventually prevailed by three points against rivals Galway to seal their progression into “Carr’s double helps Mayo advance into Super 8s with thrilling win over 12-man Galway”

ALL-IRELAND CHAMPIONS CORK provided a coolly efficient performance as they dismantled Dublin by 2-20 to 0-9 to record a third win from as many games “Three in-a-row chasing Cork dismantle Dublin to stay unbeaten as Tipp secure second win of the week”

DUBLIN MANAGER MATTIE Kenny has named his side for tomorrow’s All-Ireland SHC preliminary quarter-final against Laois. The Sky Blues make the trip to O’Moore Park, “Star defender O’Donnell misses out in one of two Dublin changes for Laois clash”

KILDARE IN 2015, Donegal in 2016, Mayo in 2017 and Tyrone in 2018 had all pushed Cork towards the exit door at the last twelve “Cork change Round 4 record and All-Ireland winner joins backroom team”

1. Mayo end losing run against Galway JAMES HORAN RETAINED his 100% record against Galway in the championship tonight. He’s now defeated the Tribesmen in “Question marks over Walsh’s future, Mayo end losing run and looking ahead to Super 8s”