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Pressure mounts on McCarthy
AS MANY as a half-dozen big-name Limerick players have left Justin McCarthy's panel, plunging the county into a hurling crisis that will increase pressure on him to step down.
Mike Mac to make decision
THE dispute over Mike McNamara's management of the Clare hurling team has entered a crucial phase, which will decide whether he continues for a third successive season or bows to player pressure and resigns.
GAA Ring changes for McCarthy
THERE will be no automatic relegation from the Liam McCarthy Cup tier in future years if a plan designed to streamline the All-Ireland senior hurling championships is accepted by counties.
Banner players stick to their guns
CLARE hurlers are sticking to their guns and have not backed down in their effort to oust their management team.
'Gunner Mullane strikes to help sink Cratloe
Munster club specialists Ballygunner are back in the final, but not before they were pushed all the way by a determined Cratloe side in Walsh Park yesterday.
Canning and Hayes inspire Portumna rout
hurling in Galway has been maligned in recent weeks but Portumna showed yesterday just what it can produce as they captured their third county title in a row with a truly devastating display.
Dooley's sharpshooting key asTullamore survive late assault
RED-HOT favourites Tullamore were forced to endure a very worrying closing 12 minutes at Cusack Park, Mullingar yesterday.
Griffin retirement adds twist to Clare row
FORMER All Star Tony Griffin's sudden retirement from Clare hurling yesterday added further fuel to the fire of the current managerial crisis raging in the Banner County.
Martyn the Joseph's hero
History was made at St Brigid's GAA club in Kiltoom, Co Roscommon yesterday afternoon as Calry/St Joseph's became the first Sligo club to capture a Connacht hurling title when they defeated Skehana in a thrilling Junior decider.
Maher leads way as Athenry march on
ATHENRY have set up an All-Ireland senior club final to savour with Cashel in two weeks.
Inside Hurling
- Martin Breheny: Banville case shows up GAA lunacy
- Martin Breheny: Hypocrisy for all to see at HQ
- Martin Breheny: Banner players serving themselves - not Clare
- Sparrow looks to clip 'Town wings
- 'Boden face tough test
- Cratloe's hectic diary no problem for Duggan
- Murtagh keen to shine in clash with new boss
- Players keep quiet as Clare manager saga rumbles on
- Portumna hold no fears for Loughrea boss Duddy
- Banner chairman urges talks
- Clare facing meltdown
- McNamara stays as board refuse to bow to player power
- Davy Fitz scotches talk of moving back to Clare
- Galway go-ahead
- McNamara set to learn fate as speculation mounts ahead of meeting
- Galway refs weighing up strike action in support of colleague
- O'Connor into record books as Cork dominate All Stars
- Cratloe's perfect anniversary gift
- McCarthy's Limerick 'cull' may lead to haemorrhage
- Tipp's happy camp shows advantages of a head start
- Some players need mirrors, not a change of manager
- Phone giants fight to dial Dubs' number
- McCarthy boost for Cork
- Hurlers' crisis talks set to up the pressure on McCarthy
- Lightning strikes sink Colman's in storming Ris finish
