Thursday 18 July 2019
Timmy Sheehan, Austin Stack Park, Tralee The final scoreline tells its own story in this one-sided clash in the first round of the county senior hurling championship in the Austin Stack Park last Saturday.
Timmy Sheehan, Austin Stack Park, Tralee A pulsating first round tie last Saturday was concluded in pretty dramatic circumstances when ace opportunist John Egan struck for a match winning goal in the dying seconds of a contest that took...
There was no love lost in this battle between these two near neighbours, with two sent off and 13 yellow cards dished out to both sides by referee Simon Stokes.
Paul Brennan In the moments after Mayo's National League Final win at the end of March their manager James Horan, when addressing the media and appraising the match said of Mayo: "[If we] were as effective as we should be, [we] could've won by 10 to 12 points to be honest."
This was the second time in the space of a week that both of these sides met and after winning the first game 5-0 the Cork side won this game again in very comfortable fashion.
John Barry The Graham Holland trained Blue East continued to set the pace in this year's Tilemaster Kingdom Derby following another impressive showing at the penultimate stage of the event last Friday night.
John Tarrant, Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork Kerry aim to use their Munster Junior Football Championship triumph as a platform to retaining All Ireland honours. Enroute to a possible sixth consecutive national final, Kerry must make a trip to...
Kerry footballer Jason Foley says the players and management have been "working really hard" in training since the Munster Final to work on the defensive issues that game against Cork showed up.
