Hurling history made, Aidan McCarthy eyes football next
The 2024 All-Ireland winner will also be involved in the Clare SFC decider next weekend for Kilmurry-Ibrickane.
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The 2024 All-Ireland winner will also be involved in the Clare SFC decider next weekend for Kilmurry-Ibrickane.
A closer look at some of the weekend’s key GAA club games.
Kilmaley into first Clare senior hurling final since 2004.
Lifelong friendships and rivalries have been distilled into a first-ever senior hurling final between Inagh-Kilnamona and Kilmaley.
Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers review and preview the week's hurling, with Dalo edgy ahead of what he won't call the 'county final'.
The senior county ladies’ football final was scheduled to take place at the same time as the county senior hurling final.
Paul Rouse, James Horan and Maurice Brosnan take stock of the week's football.
Clare's newest club have won their first county senior title
A double-bill of games in store on GAA BEO.
The key storylines from the weekend’s GAA club championship action.
It took six group finishes, eight quarter-final exits, three semi-final defeats and a final loss in 2021 before washing away all that heartbreak
John Hackett was on the Moycarkey team that bridged a 42-year gap for the Dan Breen Cup. This year, it has again been 42 years since the last title.
The Win a Home Galway City draw raised more than €1.5 million for club facilities while also delivering a €25,000 donation to COPE Galwa
It’s Nenagh Éire Óg v Thurles Sarsfields, and JK Brackens v Moycarkey-Borris, in Tipp.
Thurles Sarsfields continue Tipperary quest as Castlehaven face must-win clash in Cork
Elsewhere it was a notable weekend for Garrymore in Mayo, Tommie Larkins in Galway, and Crossmaglen Rangers in Armagh.
Glen Rovers beat St Finbarr's 2-20 to 0-23 in the Cork Premier SHC final. Here's how we rated the players
This week's start of the eagerly awaited Dr Harty Cup has been disrupted by Wednesday's school strikes but it won't be long before hurling fans are focused on a different sort of s...
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