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Down native Sorcha McCartan secures player of the month award after impressive display for Cork in All-Ireland final (opens the original)
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Former Down camóg Sorcha McCartan has been named the PwC/GPA Womenâs Player of the Month for August after her display for her adopted home Cork in the All-Ireland Final. McCartan scored 0-4 from play and put in a Player of the Match performance as the Rebels made their way back to the top of the Camogie pyramid. The former Mourne county player was the focal point for the eventual All-Ireland champions as they defeated Galway in front of a record crowd of 33,419 at Croke Park. Roscommonâs de
Down SHC: When does it start, what is the format and who are the teams and players to watch? (opens the original)
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Downâs Senior Hurling Championship gets underway yet again on Wednesday evening. All six teams are in action that evening, with the clubs welcoming their players back from their duty with the county set-up. Portaferry won their fourth consecutive Down SHC title at Páirc Esler last year, beating Ballygalget in the showpiece. This year will be another tough one for the south Down clubs, with Ards hurling not seeming to let up its chokehold over the standard of the sport in the county. However,
All-Ireland Camogie finals: How to watch, TV channel and stream, throw-in time and ticket info (opens the original)
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This Sunday sees the Gaelic games inter-county season close out with three All-Ireland camogie finals at Croke Park, in which three Ulster sides will feature. Armagh and Cavan will contest the Premier Junior Camogie Final in an all-Ulster clash, with promotion to the Intermediate grade up for grabs. The Orchard Ladies have not won an All-Ireland title since they completed back-to-back All-Ireland triumphs in 1993 (junior final v Galway) and 1994 (intermediate final v Kildare). PJ OâMullanâs
Galway 1-18 Limerick 1-29: Limerick regain their All-Ireland champion status after a comfortable win over Galway (opens the original)
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Limerick comfortably defeated Galway in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final at Croke Park. The first half was low scoring, but Limerick showed flashes of their regained form against a Galway side that heavily leaned on Aaron Nilandâs placed balls for scores. In the second half, Limerick started as they ended the first half, in control. The killer blow was delivered by Catha OâNeill, who scored the first goal of the game as the Treatymen ran away with the All-Ireland title. Galw
Henry Shefflin confirmed as new Kilkenny manager (opens the original)
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Kilkenny hurling legend Henry Shefflin has been appointed as the Catsâ senior manager for next season. The former black and amber star makes the step up from the Leinster giantsâ U20 panel, taking his native county to a Leinster final last year, where they lost to Galway. The Ballyhale man will take over the reins of the senior panel with the Cats at an unusually low ebb. The 11-time All-Star takes over from his former teammate Derek Lyng, with the Emeralds clubman having missed out on progr
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