Month: September 2021

1. Exit for the All-Ireland champions in Parnell Park That losing feeling when the stakes are highest has become unfamiliar to the Cuala hurlers. Their “6 talking points after champions fall and titles are handed out in the weekend’s club hurling action”

PETER KEANE HAS been tonight appointed as the new manager of the Kerry senior footballers on a three-year term. Kerry All-Ireland minor winning boss Peter “New man in charge! Kerry confirm appointment of Keane as senior football boss”

BRIAN CODY HAS been confirmed as the Kilkenny senior hurling manager for 2019, the country announced on Monday night.  The 64-year-old has been in charge “Brian Cody has been confirmed as Kilkenny senior hurling manager for 21st season”

A NEW MANAGEMENT team in place and already the talk of the ultimate target in Gaelic football crops up. Kerry chairman Tim Murphy is delighted “‘We’ve a first-class team that will bring the Sam Maguire back to Kerry I think in the not too distant future’”

GALWAY SENIOR LADIES are on the lookout for a new manager after Stephen Glennon stepped down from his position following two years in charge. The “Galway boss Glennon steps down after two years in charge and two Connacht titles”

THE POSSIBILITY OF a ‘one-punch fatality’ is a logical progression with the current run of on-pitch violence throughout the club game, insists former Tyrone All-Ireland “‘One-punch fatality’ a prospect with the current run of GAA club match violence”

65 DAYS AFTER a vacancy arose in the Kerry football hotseat, it was filled last night in Tralee. Fitzgerald, Griffin, Keane and Buckley will all “Kerry find their next group of leaders, now the challenge starts as they seek to get back to the top”

AIDAN O’SHEA IS more than pleased to have James Horan back on board as Mayo senior football manager. Aidan O’Shea (file pic). Source: Donall Farmer/INPHO “‘I don’t think James would come back if he didn’t think there was potential for us to win an All-Ireland’”

TEAMS IN NEXT year’s Leinster senior hurling championship will gain a reprieve rather than having to undergo a hectic schedule in the round-robin format, as “Leinster hurling counties to gain break in new schedule for 2019 senior championship”

THE MAYO LGFA county board’s appeal against the leniency of the suspensions imposed on the Carnacon eight was rejected last night, meaning the players are “Carnacon eight cleared to play in Sunday’s semi-final after Central Council ruling”