Month: September 2021

Updated Jun 10th 2021, 8:00 PM ARMAGH ENTER A fight to retain their Division 1 status as they clash with Roscommon in the relegation play-off “‘It would be disappointing to see them going down after all the hard work Kieran McGeeney has done’”

REIGNING CHAMPIONS Cork have made two changes to their starting team ahead of tomorrow’s Lidl National League Division 1 semi-final against Donegal, while four-in-a-row All-Ireland “Dublin, Cork, Donegal and Mayo unveil sides for Division 1 league semi-finals”

Evelyn McGinley of Donegal in action against Andrea Trill of Galway during the Lidl Ladies Football National League match between Galway and Donegal at Tuam “‘If the phone rings at training, I have to answer it. If there’s an emergency I have to go’”

Updated Jun 12th 2021, 5:51 PM Cavan 0-18 Wicklow 3-11 2020 ULSTER CHAMPIONS Cavan have been relegated to Division 4 of the Allianz Football League “Ulster champions Cavan relegated to Division 4 after Wicklow battle to big win in Navan”

Cork 5-10 Donegal 3-13 By Anthony Newman  Click Here: cork gaa jerseys CORK AND DONEGAL a feast of goals at Tuam Stadium as defending champions “Defending champions Cork come out on top of goal-fest and book Division 1 league final spot”

WEXFORD SECURED A four-point victory over Dublin to seal a second place finish in Division 1B of the Allianz Hurling League. Since taking charge in “Wexford finish second in hurling’s Division 1B after win over Dublin as Antrim defeat Laois”

Updated Jun 12th 2021, 6:59 PM Kerry 6-15 Tyrone 1-14 475 DAYS AFTER their last competitive appearance in Fitzgerald Stadium, the Kerry senior team marked “Kerry fire home six goals as they cruise past Tyrone for Division 1 semi-final victory”

TYRONE HAVE A major injury concern ahead of the start of their championship campaign after star young forward Darragh Canavan came off injured today against “‘It definitely is a big worry’ – Tyrone star young forward goes off injured in Killarney”

THE ACTION HAD not even reached the first water break in Longford last Sunday but he knew his race was run. After devoting a decent “‘I could easily have been watching from New York instead of winning the Munster final on the field’”

MEATH ALL-IRELAND winner Bernard Flynn has resigned as manager of the county’s U20 football team. Flynn has made the decision due to the unavailability of “Meath football great Bernard Flynn resigns as county U20 manager”