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La na gClub this weekend for GAA 125th Anniversary
The GAA’s 125 Celebrations will take on a special club focus this weekend when clubs the length and breadth of the country and those overseas celebrate Lá na gClub.
Association President Criostóir Ó Cuana has called on members everywhere to engage with their local clubs next Sunday.
Clubs have been encouraged to celebrate the GAA’s century and [...]
Posted: May 8th, 2009 under Camogie, Football, Football All Stars, Handball, Hurling, International Rules, Rumours, Uncategorized.
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Sheedy regrets loss but happy with Tipp performance
Tipperary may have pushed their greatest rivals, Kilkenny, at the home of hurling on Sunday, but Liam Sheedy has admitted it was tough to see the league title slip away.
However, the Tipperary boss took plenty of positives from the Sunday’s match and they should wipe away any memory of Kilkenny’s 17-point hammering of the [...]
Posted: May 6th, 2009 under Hurling, Rumours.
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Cody missing key Cats against Tipp
Kilkenny hurling chief Brian Cody says he is unlikely to have any of his walking wounded available for Sunday’s National Hurling League final against Tipperary in Thurles.
Cody’s Cats are looking to regain the league crown that has eluded them for the past two years as they have been scything through all challengers in the [...]
Posted: April 30th, 2009 under Hurling, Rumours.
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Big celebrations in Grangemockler
The small Tipperary village of Grangemockler takes centre stage in the GAA’s 125th anniversary celebrations on the weekend of May 16/17.
A weekend of events is being organised by Grangemockler, the home club of Michael Hogan who was buried in the village following the events of Bloody Sunday 1920.
The celebrations start with a commemorative mass [...]
Posted: April 29th, 2009 under Football, Hurling, Rumours.
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Cute Cody says that the Cats are kittens really!
Always the master of understatement and as cute as fox, Brian Cody has dismissed suggestions that his Kilkenny side has brought hurling to a new level.
Speaking at an Allianz press conference in Dublin on Wednesday, Cody, the six-time All-Ireland-winning manager, repeatedly refuted the notion that his current crop of players has raised the “bar” to [...]
Posted: April 29th, 2009 under Hurling, Rumours.
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O’Neill in race to be fit for Tyrone title defence
Tyrone sharpshooter Stephen O’Neill is desperately hoping to be fit in time for his side’s Ulster opener.
The All-Ireland champions take on provincial crown holders Armagh in five weeks’ time in an eagerly-anticipated clash and O’Neill, who made a late cameo for the Red Hand last season after being away from the panel for much [...]
Posted: April 28th, 2009 under Football, Rumours.
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Massive blow for Tipp as Kelly brothers out for NHL final
Tipperary have suffered a massive blow with the news that brothers Eoin and Paul Kelly will play no part for them in Sunday’s NHL Division One final with Kilkenny.
Brilliant forward Eoin has not featured at all in the Premier County’s league campaign to date with a long-standing back problem keeping him sidelined.
He had been [...]
Posted: April 28th, 2009 under Hurling, Rumours.
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Brady prepares for World Handball Championships
That legend that is handball ace , Paul Brady, has not surprisingly secured his place on the team which will represent Ireland at the World Handball Championships in Portland, Oregon next October. The Cavanman will also be in action in the Irish Open Doubles trials this weekend.
Brady pairs up with long-time partner, Michael Finnegan but [...]
Posted: April 24th, 2009 under Handball, Rumours.
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O’Hara on the bench for NFL4 Final
It’s a brave manager that would leave a player of the calibre of Eamon O’Hara on the bench for a National League final, but Sligo boss Kevin Walsh has opted to do exactly that by keeping former All-Star in reserve for Saturday evening’s NFL Division Four final against Antrim at Pearse Park in Longford.
To [...]
Posted: April 23rd, 2009 under Football, Rumours.
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Admiring the past can cost you the future!
The GAA are certainly going all out to celebrate their one and a quarter centuries of existence. Some weeks ago we had the incredible fireworks display at the start of the league campaign at Croke Park. No harm in that, but one must ask the question about the cost of all this and the possibility [...]
Posted: April 22nd, 2009 under Camogie, Football, Football All Stars, Handball, Hurling, International Rules, Rumours.
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