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'What do you say to someone like Katie?' Kilkenny captain Dowling on secret visit (opens the original)
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KATIE TAYLOR’S VISIT to UPMC Nowlan Park back in June was a special occasion that Kilkenny captain Caoimhe Dowling will never forget, for all the right reasons. Fourteen years ago, Taylor was an Irish hero when she added her name to the illustrious list of Irish gold medal Olympians, and since then she has gone to become a global icon, as well as a national hero. The moment when that glamorous world collided with the world of Kilkenny Camogie is something that Dowling describes as “something tru
'It comes from a place of love and this is why we play the game, rather than anything else' (opens the original)
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A MEN’S GAELIC football match between a Connacht county and a Munster county should have no bearing on a camogie match between a Leinster county and an Ulster county, and yet when Mayo pulled off their incredible win over Kerry last Sunday week, it resonated deeply with Laois captain Aimee Collier, in advance of the O’Moore County’s bid to upset the odds against Antrim in Croke Park this Sunday. On paper, the Midlanders have it all to do in the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland intermediate decider. They
Nurturing natural forwards and Kobe's choice: Andy Moran on Mayo's evolution (opens the original)
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AN ALL-IRELAND FINAL where Mayo prepare to take on the mantle of underdogs against a blue chip team, in this instance Kerry, is not a novelty. Whether it was Jim Gavin’s Dublin, Kerry in the 2000s, or even going all the way back to playing Meath and Cork in the 1990s, Mayo have often earned the right to take on one of the leading lights of the time. And throughout those generations, it was often said that the county was just short of a “marquee forward” and that was why they didn’t get their han
Antrim and Laois reach intermediate camogie final as Armagh face Cavan in junior decider (opens the original)
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THE SHOWPIECE EVENT in the camogie calendar, Glen Dimplex All-Ireland final day, is taking shape after a busy afternoon of semi-final action spread across Kingspan Breffni and Glenisk O’Connor Park. It was a great day for the sport in Ulster as all three counties from the northern province that were in action secured their place in Croke Park, building on the momentum that was started by Monaghan in the All-Ireland Junior final last weekend. Antrim will play Laois in the intermediate decider on
'I'm still playing to those principles today. They had such an impact on me' (opens the original)
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ALREADY THIS WEEK, fellow parishioner of The 42 Declan Bogue has broken down how the 2018 All-Ireland final was a pivotal turning point for both Galway and Limerick hurling, and how two counties went in completely different directions after one puck of a ball separated them eight years ago. The mental and emotional baggage of past events is never easy to put away, and expect even more conversation about that topic next week, when Kerry prepare to face Mayo. Such has been the speed of evolution o
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