Month: September 2021
‘No player welfare issues exist’: Mayo Ladies issue statement following controversial player departures
THE MAYO LADIES football squad have broken their silence for the first time following the high-profile departures which rocked the ...
Details‘I had two goes at it and that might be enough for me:’ O’Connor distances himself from Kerry job
FORMER KERRY BOSS Jack O’Connor has distanced himself from the vacant senior manager position in the county, saying that he ...
DetailsAnalysis: Cluxton’s best ever final display, Tyrone’s sweeper and can anyone stop the Dubs in 2019?
THERE IS NO doubt following this game that this Dublin side is a machine that does not look like it ...
DetailsMayo LGFA confirm they’ll appeal Connacht decision to reinstate Carnacon
MAYO CLUBS HAVE voted overwhelmingly in favour of appealing the decision to reinstate Carnacon into the senior league and championship ...
DetailsKildare county board meeting hears O’Neill keen to stay on as senior football boss
THE PROSPECT OF Cian O’Neill staying on in charge of the Kildare footballers in 2019 has strengthened after it was ...
DetailsDublin set for away 2019 league opener against Monaghan, Kerry to entertain Tyrone
CHAMPIONS DUBLIN LOOK set to be on the road to face Monaghan in their opening league tie next spring. Dublin ...
DetailsLimerick to begin campaign with trip to Wexford – here’s the provisional 2019 hurling league fixture list
ALL-IRELAND CHAMPIONS Limerick will begin their 2019 league campaign with a trip to Wexford in their Division 1A opener. John Kiely’s ...
DetailsWorking on an app to reduce injury in female athletes and getting set for an All-Ireland final
NIAMH MALLON CONSIDERS herself fortunate that her day job has a direct connection with her favourite pastime. The 23-year-old Down ...
Details‘I’m a massive fan of Jonny Cooper, the Sergio Ramos of Dublin’ – Mugsy
Click:light novel TYRONE LEGEND OWEN Mulligan has labelled Jonny Cooper as the “Sergio Ramos of Dublin” in the wake of ...
DetailsQuiz: How well do you remember this year’s football championship?
Kerry, Galway, Dublin and Donegal all collected silverware DUBLIN ARE ALL-IRELAND SFC champions for the fourth year in succession after ...
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