Month: September 2021

1. Taking stock Tough year. So grateful to have sport as a distraction. Hard luck tyrone. That's for you da #walterwhite #4inarow pic.twitter.com/gyqBUWvfqW — Philly “Peter Crouch’s ‘son’, Adriano’s left boot and more tweets of the week”

Cork 0-14  Kilkenny 0-13 Kevin O’Brien reports from Croke Park CORK BROKE KILKENNY hearts in injury-time on All-Ireland final day for the second year in “Cork snatch All-Ireland senior camogie title from Kilkenny in stoppage-time once again”

1. Jonny Cooper with 4-year-old Dawn Fahy from Cork and 6-year-old Zoe Lonergan from Firhouse at Crumlin’s Children Hospital Source: Oisin Keniry/INPHO 2. Naomi Osaka pictured after “It’s Sunday so here are 10 of our favourite images from the sporting week”

SHORTLY AFTER LEADING Cork to a fourth All-Ireland senior camogie title in five years, manager Paudie Murray arrived into his post-game briefing with the press “‘I ran into a camera at the final whistle’: Bloody end to a historic day for Paudie Murray”

IT WAS A busy weekend in the Cork senior football championship as the competition advanced to the last eight. Carbery Rangers’ John Hayes In a “Carbery Rangers dump out 2014 champions, while Nemo Rangers power into last eight”

TRAILING BY NINE points after 50 minutes, Kerins O’Rahilly’s launched a stunning comeback to defeat reigning champions Dr Crokes by 3-18 to 2-17 in the “Tommy Walsh bags two goals as O’Rahilly’s stun champions Dr Crokes in Kerry”

BACK-TO-BACK All-Ireland camogie champions Cork dominated The Sunday Game’s Team of the Year following their triumph over Kilkenny yesterday. Cork defeated Kilkenny by a single “Do you agree with The Sunday Game’s Camogie Team of the Year?”

CORK’S ALL-IRELAND final hero Orla Cotter admitted after the game she didn’t know exactly why referee Eamon Cassidy awarded her a free in the dying “‘I was just praying it went over’: Cork’s All-Ireland final hero on game-winning free”

CORK’S ALL-IRELAND SENIOR and intermediate heroes will be welcomed home with an open-top bus parade later this evening, but members of both squads had an “In pics: Cork’s All-Ireland heroes bring the O’Duffy Cup to Crumlin Children’s Hospital”

EDDIE BRENNAN HAS been ratified as the new Laois senior hurling manager, the county confirmed on Monday night. The 39-year-old won eight All-Ireland hurling titles “Eight-time All-Ireland winner Eddie Brennan ratified as Laois senior hurling manager for 2019”