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Corvan enjoying Keady’s success in both codes - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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CONOR Corvan was the key man for Keady as they got over the in line in Sunday’s Senior Hurling Championship final, getting their hands on the Jimmy Carlisle Cup for the first time since 2018. He fired off 0-7, including the insurance score in the dying seconds. It helped Keady finally make their way past old rivals Middletown, who have held the upper hand for most of the last decade. Corvan, along with a number of his teammates, are dual players for the club and the footballers face a semi-final
McGrath: Guinness and McGeough fit for Clonduff clash - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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DOWN stars Daniel Guiness and John McGeough both missed out on Carryduff’s comfortable victory over Saul last weekend, but manager Hugh McGrath expects the pair to be available for next week’s Senior Football Championship semi-final clash with Clonduff. McGrath’s side cruised to a 0-18 to 0-7 triumph to book their spot in the last four for the third consecutive season. They reached the decider in 2025 but came up short against Kilcoo on the day. Carryduff, who have never won the Frank O’Hare Cup
O’Hagan pleased with Truagh progress - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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COMPETING in back-to-back county finals is a sign of the brilliant process being made at the hurling side of the Truagh Gaels club, and manager Tony O’Hagan is pleased his side’s progress at the moment. O’Hagan was a member of the management team last year, headed up by Brian Cummins, but took over the bainisteoir bib at the beginning of the season. Having scraped past Monaghan Harps in the semi-final, by a point,, Truagh are hoping for a better showing in the decider against Monaghan hurling ki
Defending their crown - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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Shaun Casey looks at the hurling teams putting their titles on the line in the club championships THE Johnnies got their hands on the Volunteer Cup for the first time since 1973 last season, with former player Gerard Cunningham leading his club to glory. They edged out Loughgiel in the final, with goals from Oisin McManus and Donal Carson proving crucial. St John’s title defence has been going to plan so far in 2026, with a huge top of the table clash with last year’s final opponents Loughgiel c
Nostalgaa: A look through the archives - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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MAYO booked their spot in the All-Ireland SFC final, but they weren’t exactly in red-hot form against Tipperary. A 64th minute goal from Conor O’Shea finally knocked the stuffing out of Tipperary, Mayo doing enough to record a 2-13 to 0-14 win at Croke Park. There were a few positives from a Mayo perspective, including the performance of targetman Andy Moran, who at 33 showed he was still one of the best forwards in the country. Aidan O’Shea and Colm Boyle also had big games as they earned a dat
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