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Antrim and Roisin McCormick much too good for Laois as Saffrons return to Senior in style (opens the original)
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A dominant, ruthless second-half performance that saw Antrim land 13 out of their 16 attempts on goal from the 34th minute onwards was enough to draw a line under the countyâs one-year stint outside the Glen Dimplex Senior Championship and send them back up to top tier camogie for 2027. Laois have made immense strides forward over the past couple of seasons, securing success in the League, the Leinster championship, and last yearâs All-Ireland Premier Junior competition. However after landin
Galwayâs Padraic Mannion on how Tribesmenâs defensive approach has come full circle since 2018 clash with Limerick (opens the original)
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The past is a foreign country, they do things differently there, is how the old adage goes. Speaking to the Connacht Tribune this week, former Galway star Brendan Lynskey, who played in an All-Ireland semi-final against Limerick in 1981, said that the game of hurling is on a different level to what he played, and how it looked like his teams in the 1980s were simply walking compared to the speed of the game today. There are some who would say that such is the speed of hurlingâs evolution that
âYou play hurling at this level to play in big games and to winâ: Galwayâs Cathal Mannion will savour this weekendâs All-Ireland final (opens the original)
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Itâs a familiar tale, repeated over and over, all across the country - A young player bursts onto the scene at a time when his county is on the crest of a wave, leaving him with the impression that itâll always be like this. Cathal Mannion made his senior championship debut for Galway while still an U-21 in 2015, lining out at corner forward in the team that lost out to Kilkenny after a replay. Three years later, he had played in four All-Ireland finals (counting two in 2015) and had his fir
Galway boss Micheál Donoghue praises his panel for adapting to the changes that have taken them to a first All-Ireland final in eight years (opens the original)
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With just four days to go until an eagerly awaited All-Ireland final between hurlingâs standard bearers for the past decade and a rampant, fearless young Galway side, itâs easy to forget just how many risks Micheál Donoghue and his selectors took to get here. Itâs the month of July and Galway have just overwhelmed Cork in a sensational All-Ireland semi-final. Cathal Mannion is one of the front-runners for Hurler of the Year honours in his new deep-lying role, and it would take something r
âWe dug it outâ: Diarmaid Byrnes hails Limerick spirit after All-Ireland comeback victory over Clare (opens the original)
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OUT of the two All-Ireland semi-finals that were down for decision, there was no doubting the favourites in either instance - but neither was there any shortage of talk about the possibility of an upset in Galwayâs clash with Cork. The mental vulnerability of the Rebels and the notorious streakiness of the westerners meant there were plenty of pundits flagging up the potential for a shock, but when it came to Clare and Limerick - despite the Banner being the more recent All-Ireland winner of t
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