Moral victories of no more value to Tipperary, says Mary Ryan
Tipperary stalwart Mary Ryan is glad to put the days of moral victories behind her, even if it means that losing narrowly to the very best on bigger stages hurts desperately.
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Michael Duignan: Waterford don't respond well to pressure
A week is a long time in hurling, especially if you're a follower of Waterford.
Tyrrell: Focus should not be on Hegarty - but on players 'feigning injury'
Former Kilkenny defender Jackie Tyrrell said the spotlight should be placed on players "feigning injury" in the aftermath of Gearóid Hegarty's controversial sending off in Limerick's draw with Clare in Ennis on Sunday.
Colm O'Rourke's football predictions
Colm O'Rourke looks ahead to the weekend's action, with provincial semi-final games in Munster, Ulster and Leinster.
Brendan Cummins: Limerick news could alter dynamic in Ennis
Ex-Tipperary goalkeeper Brendan Cummins believes the news this week concerning the Limerick set-up could alter the dynamic of their final Munster round robin game against Clare in Ennis this weekend.
Penalty shootout victory secures Munster minor title for Tipp
Tipperary 1-22 Clare 0-25 (Tipp win 3-0 on penalties after extra-time)
Cork hoping small tweaks will tip the scales
While the 'big three' of Galway, Kilkenny and Cork dominate in camogie, the Rebels are hoping some small tweaks can lead to a return of the O’Duffy Cup on Leeside this year.
Limerick dealing with 'breach of team protocols'
Limerick have said they are dealing with "a breach of our team protocols" after an incident involving a member of their senior hurling squad last Sunday.