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'Pat Fanning was the most inspiring person I ever met'
A S the remains of Pat Fanning were being taken from St John's Church in Waterford city on the journey to his final resting place, The Hurlers of Mount Sion, the club anthem, stole in over the silent congregation. Its lyrics, hailing the virtues of the club's stickmen, have been invoked for 80 years on various occasions, including sad ones like this.
Harte helps Galway fend off Faithful
Galway 1-22
Cody's break for Ballyhale
Kilkenny have decided not to call on their Ballyhale heroes for today's game against Dublin in Parnell Park. Henry Shefflin and Co have been given some time off from hurling. This break will allow them some well-earned rest and will also give the current crop of players an opportunity to try to impress the management.
Braniff haul lifts Down
DOWN 2-16
'Fraggy' and Cork shape up for summer of redemption
K ieran 'Fraggy' Murphy has always had to fight to stand out from the crowd. In his early school going days he was known as mousy, but this was soon changed to Fraggy as the number of kids who shared his nickname increased. He still isn't the biggest guy around, but now he captains a side that boasts some of the giants of modern hurling.
Breen goal proves vital
KILKENNY hurling nursery St Kieran's and Limerick's Ard Scoil Ris will contest this year's All-Ireland colleges senior hurling final.
Walsh proving an inspired choice to restore Rebel glory days
A year ago tomorrow, Cork hurlers headed for Ennis with a caretaker manager, a backlog of frustration and a palpable sense of uncertainty.
Galway rocked by Tannian injury
Iarla Tannian may be forced to sit out the remainder of the National Hurling League because of a broken bone in his hand.
Cadogan in line for Rebels dual role
EOIN Cadogan will buck the trend against inter-county dual players by lining out for both the Cork senior football and hurling teams this weekend.
Fennelly hails team ethic as Shamrocks avenge last year's mauling
WATCHING the DVD of last year's 5-11 to 1-16 mauling by Portumna didn't make pleasant viewing for the Ballyhale players but it served its purpose.
Inside Hurling
- The game at a glance
- Awesome Canning left in shade
- Macken-led Limerick on final charge
- Portumna hold edge
- Lynch spurred on by the magic of 'three'
- Burke proves hero again as last-gasp free denies Loughrea
- More woe in Limerick
- Rebels seek more causes after avenging Cats' mauling
- Vickery brace fires Kilkenny
- Lennon saves his best for last
- Boyle spearheads Causeway glory
- Early McNamara brace not enough for 'tired' Limerick
- Brick builds platform for Kerry's dismissal of Royals
- Hyland finds range for Laois
- Carter key for kildare
- Burns leaves it late for Leitrim
- Kehoe leads Carlow fightback
- Tipp dispatch Galway to a dark oblivion
- Moloney's magic turns tide for Cork
- Smyth proves the thorn in Roscommon's side as Louth prevail
- Bonnar delight as Lyng seals Model comeback
- Gaffney's huge haul can't save Cavan
- Dooley on target to inspire Faithful fightback
- Sublime Gardiner inspires Rebels to sink Cats
- Twist in long-running McCarthy saga









