From ‘feeding the hunger’ of the All-Ireland champions to gunning for her own basketball glory
By THE TABLES WILL turn for Dublin ladies nutritionist Kate McDaid today. Source: nutrikate_com Instagram. While she normally helps elite players and athletes achieve their nutrition goals and target the extra percentages en route to success, she’s eyeing national glory herself as she lines out with Killester in the National Basketball Arena, Tallaght, this afternoon. The […]
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Gavin names team as champions Dublin prepare for National League opener away in Clones
JIM GAVIN HAS named his starting team for tomorrow’s Allianz National Football League opener away against Monaghan, as the All-Ireland champions seek to defend their title and secure a sixth league crown in seven seasons in 2019 [throw-in 2pm]. Gavin makes six changes from the side which defeated Tyrone to lift the Sam Maguire for […]
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CBC Cork qualify for first Harty Cup final in 101 years after win over Thurles
CBC Cork 2-12 Thurles CBS 0-13 Denis Hurley reports from Kilfinane CORK’S CHRISTIAN BROTHERS College will contest the Munster PPS Dr Harty Cup final for the first time since 1918 following a fine victory over Thurles CBS at Kilfinane this afternoon. Having lost the inaugural decider to Rockwell College, CBC has become more renowned as […]
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Late goal hands Midleton dramatic win over De La Salle to reach Harty Cup decider
Midleton CBS 1-11 De La Salle 0-12 Dermot Keyes reports from Fraher Field, Dungarvan MIDLETON CBS ADVANCED to the Dr Harty Cup Final thanks a dramatic stoppage time goal from midfielder Ryan McCarthy following a ding-dong battle with De La Salle College in Dungarvan today. McCarthy’s lofted free deceived De La Salle goalkeeper Mark Kilgannon […]
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Wins for Galway, Clare and defending champions Kilkenny in round 2 of camogie league
CARRIE DOLAN SHOT 10 points as Galway got their Littlewoods Ireland Camogie League Division 1 campaign off to a flying start with a 1-14 to 1-6 win over Tipperary at The Ragg. Defending champions Kilkenny and Clare were the other winners, while All-Ireland champions Cork had an unscheduled weekend off following the postponement of their […]
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Callanan hits 2-7 in league success for Tipperary over 14-man Clare in Thurles
Tipperary 2-16 Clare 1-11 Fintan O’Toole reports from Semple Stadium A FIRST NIGHT back in the league arena for Liam Sheedy and a successful outing for his Tipperary side on home soil. Seamus Callanan was fouled for a 3rd minute penalty for Tipperary. Source: Ryan Byrne/INPHO New captain Seamus Callanan hit 2-7 to help clinch […]
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Goals from O’Connell, Dillon and Burke help Dublin open up league with victory over Carlow
Dublin 3-15 Carlow 0-18 Paul Keane reporting at Parnell Park THE HALF-TIME introduction of Donal Burke was crucial at Parnell Park where hot favourites Dublin came from behind to secure a battling Allianz NHL Division 1B win. Burke, among a group of Dublin players who featured for DCU in the Fitzgibbon Cup this week, didn’t […]
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Late Brian Reape goal proves decisive as Mayo overcome four point deficit against Roscommon
Mayo 1-8 Roscommon 1-7 Colm Gannon reports from MacHale Park A BRIAN REAPE goal five minutes from time was the vital score as Mayo overcame a four point half time deficit in awful conditions to see off local rivals Roscommon in MacHale Park. Roscommon made the most of a the advantage of an almost storm […]
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Wicklow keeper Jackson nails late winner, while Cahillane goal sees Laois past Tally’s Down
LAOIS CAME FROM behind to defeat Down by six points in Paddy Tally’s first league game in charge of the Ulster outfit. John Sugrue’s side were 0-9 to 0-5 behind at half-time, but scores from Donie Kingston and Evan O’Carroll helped draw them level by the midway point of the second-half. Colm Murphy and Donal O’Hare […]
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‘This is really a stepping stone’ – first night out in second coming for Tipp hurling boss
Click:szn connector THE OFFICIAL RECORD will show 8,217 in attendance in Thurles last night. With 2018 drawing to a close in an untypical premature fashion for the Tipperary hurlers, a competitive game at home early in a new year was a natural draw for the local support. There had been plenty to consider and little […]
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