Month: September 2021

Mattie Kenny celebrating last year’s Dublin senior hurling final victory. Source: Oisin Keniry/INPHO “WHETHER WE CAN hold onto him now I have my doubts, but “After picking up 7 major club hurling trophies, can the Galway native impact with Dublin in the county game?”

A YEAR AGO Kieran Fitzgerald overtook clubmate Trevor Burke as the record Galway championship winner, but after winning his 13th county medal at the weekend “A first red card in Galway All-Ireland winner’s career as he picks up 13th county senior medal”

IF MONAGHAN AND Scotstown goalkeeper Rory Beggan was feeling any pressure after the fleet of ex-players turned pundits coming out last week to criticise his “Beggan’s All-Star award – ‘I’m not going to hide the fact that it’s an absolute privilege to win it’”

FORMER MAYO LADIES football manager Frank Browne has been appointed as the new Dublin camogie boss. From Mayo football to Dublin camogie: Frank Browne. Source: “Big switch! Ex-Mayo ladies football boss named new Dublin camogie manager”

ALL-IRELAND CHAMPIONS DUBLIN and their Leinster rivals Meath are set to meet in a challenge match to raise funds for seriously injured Liverpool fan Sean “All-Ireland champions Dublin and Meath to face off in fundraiser for injured Liverpool fan”

WITH COUNTY AND provincial champions crowned across the length and breadth of the country, attention now turns to the business end of the All-Ireland ladies “The race is on! Dublin, Cork, Monaghan and Galway clubs vying for All-Ireland glory”

Ballyboden St Enda’s 2-25 Clonkill 2-19 Paul Keane reports from Parnell Park BALLYBODEN ST-ENDA’S prevailed at the end of a tense and emotional evening at “Ballyboden claim extra-time victory over brave Clonkill after emotional Leinster club hurling clash”

IT WAS A highly-charged, emotional affair at Parnell Park last night, but despite their AIB Leinster club SHC quarter-final exit, Clonkill can hold their heads “‘Very proud to manage a great group of men in Clonkill… I hope we did Enda and his family proud’”

LOUTH LADIES FOOTBALL manager Darren Bishop has been re-appointed as manager for 2019, Louth LGFA have confirmed.  Bishop, who helped steer Louth to Leinster junior “After taking over in tragic circumstances this summer, Louth boss re-appointed for 2019”

FORMER ARMAGH CAPTAIN Ciaran McKeever has taken his first step into inter-county management after being appointed to take charge of the county minor side for “Former Armagh captain takes first step into inter-county management”