Brought to you by AIG Insurance Despite being a “Dub through and through,” Noelle Healy has been togging out with Cork club Mourneabbey. It takes an incredible amount of effort to make it to the top of any sport, even more so to stay there. Seldom is this more true than it is with the GAA, […]
6 years ago
Brought to you by AIG Insurance The brand-new jerseys Dublin will be wearing sadly won’t be around for long! It’s not as if the GAA season so far has been a quiet one, but at long last we’ve officially reached the business end of things. The hurling and camogie quarters are in sight and both […]
7 years ago
By Daragh Ó Conchúir It isn’t only because it gives them something else to talk about that the people of Hilltown have become completely caught up in Clonduff’s impending appearance in the AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Club Championship Final at Croke Park. But it’s nice to have the distraction. The club has known glory in […]
7 years ago
By Jackie Cahill Dublin are planning this season without two-time TG4 All-Ireland senior medallist Laura McGinley, who’s confirmed that she’s travelling to the US on a J1 in the summer. But the versatile Naomh Barróg player, who scored a brace of goals against Cavan in the 2018 Championship, admits that she’s been experiencing pangs of […]
7 years ago
Camogie is the word in Gaultier these days. The little village tucked away in the sunny south east of Waterford are preparing for an All-Ireland intermediate final this weekend and the place is hopping and the people are buzzing. The camogie club is at the centre of it all. Gailltír aren’t complete greenhorns to this […]
7 years ago
Dublin are in business, Mayo aren’t far off, Tipperary are rising. Ladies football round-up by Declan Rooney Dublin 1-17 Mayo 3-9 Mick Bohan’s Dublin recovered from the concession of three Mayo goals in the first 20 minutes to claim their second win of the Lidl National Football League Division 1. Dublin’s defensive frailties were exposed […]
7 years ago