Month: September 2021

IN FIVE WEEKS’ time, Dublin will be six games into their Allianz League campaign. By 19 March, they’ll have clashes against Tyrone, Mayo and Kerry in “30 steps to greatness: Inside Dublin’s 23-month unbeaten run”

2016 WAS AN incredible year for Slaughtneil, winning Ulster titles in both football and hurling, as well as camogie, making for an historic treble for “Despite booking Croker date, Slaughtneil’s Chrissy McKaigue can’t focus on the final just yet”

Source: Tommy Grealy/INPHO A LEINSTER SCHOOLS hurling game in Thomastown in Kilkenny was abandoned today early in the second half after an injury to a “Leinster hurling game abandoned after head injury to Wexford school player”

Coláiste Chríost Rí (Cork) 1-14 Tralee CBS (Kerry) 2-11 (after extra-time) Denis Hurley reports from Baile Bhúirne There will be a third game in the “Second semi-final replay for Cork’s Chríost Rí and Kerry’s Tralee CBS after dramatic draw”

Slaughtneil 0-12 St Vincent’s 0-10 By Orla Bannon at Pairc Esler THE COLLECTIVE WILL of Slaughtneil, and the individual brilliance of Chrissy McKaigue, drove the “Treble All-Ireland dream alive as ever for Slaughtneil as footballers stun Vincent’s”

Tipperary 1-24 Dublin 1-8 Fintan O’Toole reports from Croke Park REIGNING ALL-IRELAND champions Tipperary began their 2017 campaign in style as they flattened Dublin by “Tipperary open league in style with 16-point Croke Park win over Dublin”

Dublin 0-10 Tyrone 1-7 Fintan O’Toole reports from Croke Park DUBLIN’S REMARKABLE UNBEATEN record in league and championship continues but it took an expertly converted “Still unbeaten: Dublin kick last five points against Tyrone to claim dramatic draw”

Cork 0-21 Clare 1-11 Denis Hurley reports from Páirc Uí Rinn CORK ACHIEVED THEIR first regular-season Allianz HL Division 1A win since March 2015 as “New-look Cork hurlers hit the ground running with impressive win over Clare”

Mayo 0-15 Kerry 1-10 Paul Brennan reports from Austin Stack Park, Tralee NOT QUITE CROKE Park in August but as near as one could hope “Late red card doesn’t stop Mayo from claiming vital away win against Kerry”

ONE GAME INTO Dublin’s league campaign and things are already looking precarious for Ger Cunningham’s side at the foot of the Division 1A table. A “Cunningham: Dublin players have ‘to decide if that level of performance is good enough’”