‘Kerry’s fastest growing town’ has numbers and tradition on its side — GAA storylines for the weekend
Thurles Sarsfields continue Tipperary quest as Castlehaven face must-win clash in Cork
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Thurles Sarsfields continue Tipperary quest as Castlehaven face must-win clash in Cork
Thurles held Nenagh Éire Óg to just 1-3 from play as they go on to chase a first senior county title since 2017.
Pádraic Maher’s side were eight-point winners against Moycarkey-Borris.
It’s Nenagh Éire Óg v Thurles Sarsfields, and JK Brackens v Moycarkey-Borris, in Tipp.
The GAA BEO action comes from Thurles and Mullingar.
The action is intensifying around the country.
Holycross had the greater spread of high scorers, led by Darragh Woods, Joe Caesar, and Robbie Ryan.
St Finbarr’s and Nemo Rangers set up Cork SFC final rematch.
Elsewhere it was a notable weekend for Garrymore in Mayo, Tommie Larkins in Galway, and Crossmaglen Rangers in Armagh.
A closer look at some of the weekend’s key GAA club games.
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.
Kilmaley into first Clare senior hurling final since 2004.
A closer look at some key storylines from a busy weekend of club action.
Late goals turns Under 21 ‘B’ semi-final in Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels favour
It was a coming-of-age performance as the Dan Breen Cup favourites avenged their defeats in the 2025 county semi-final and 2026 Mid final
All the action of the weekend club scene.
A closer look at some of the weekend’s key GAA club games.
Extra-time required in both senior semi-finals.
RTÉ and TG4 both have live games this weekend.
Charleville will face Mallow in the final
The action comes from Netwatch Cullen Park and UPMC Nowlan Park.
The winners held an eight-point advantage at the break
Key storylines from the weekend’s GAA club championship action.
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