Month: September 2021

SHORTLY AFTER MICHEÁL Donoghue finished his duties at Galway’s All-Ireland hurling final media day, minor boss Jeffrey Lynskey took his place in front of the “‘You’d have letters, you’d get text messages, you’d get irate parents on the phone’”

GALWAY BOSS MICHEÁL Donoghue has added his name to the growing list of inter-county managers who’ve admitted to receiving anonymous letters of abuse to their homes. “‘You can recognise some of the handwriting’: Donoghue admits he gets ‘regular’ letters”

TIPPERARY U21 BOSS Liam Cahill admits it is ‘a great honour’ to be associated with the vacant senior manager position on the county but he “‘It’s a great honour to be associated’ – Tipp senior boss contender focused on All-Ireland U21 final against Cork”

WHO RUN THE world? Phil Healy, Samantha Lambert and Nicci Daly all feature. There’s a new five-part mini-series coming to RTÉ Player soon and it “We Run The World! RTÉ announce new series following five female sports stars”

FOUR TEAMS ARE left in the race for All-Ireland football glory. Click Here: Red Bull Racing Suit Beggan, Donnelly, Fenton, Walsh and Clifford have been “And the 2018 August All-Star football awards go to…”

OWEN MULLIGAN HAS praised the efforts of Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan for how he responded to a mix-up over a short kick-out which led to “‘I’ve slated Morgan in the past, but what he did in the second half took some balls. You have to give him credit’”

MANCHESTER UNITED LEGEND Gary Neville has described the controversy surrounding the Liam Miller tribute match as “an absolute nonsense”. The GAA initially rejected calls for “Gary Neville hits out at the GAA’s handling of Liam Miller tribute match venue”

IT WAS A moment that shifted the course of the hurling season for two counties and for one player it had a more profound impact. “‘I just remember thinking that was an awful crunch, there had to be something wrong’”

TYRONE MANAGER MICKEY Harte has made one change to his starting 15 as they prepare for their All-Ireland semi-final showdown against Monaghan on Sunday. The “One change as Tyrone name side for All-Ireland semi showdown against Monaghan”

CORK’S ALL-IRELAND SENIOR football championship semi-final has been switched to 25 August, alleviating a nightmare fixture clash for dual players. Cork dual players Libby Coppinger “All-Ireland semi switch-up means nightmare clash avoided for Cork dual stars”