Neil McManus hails Cork's spirit as they keep their season alive
Former Antrim hurler and RTÉ analyst Neil McManus hailed the battling spirit shown by Cork as they kept their season alive with a thrilling last-gasp victory over Limerick.
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London rising and set to host a Super Saturday
London GAA are hoping to build on the impetus created by their senior footballer's impressive win over Offaly on Saturday.
Breaking Richie Murphy confirmed as new permanent Ulster head coach
Ulster have confirmed that Richie Murphy has been appointed as the province's new head coach on a full-time basis.
GAA president Jarlath Burns 'very surprised' by Government criticism of GAAGO
GAA president Jarlath Burns has said that he is "very surprised" by criticism of the GAAGO service from the Government, adding that "you would almost think there was an election coming up."
Brian Gartland departs from Dundalk after a decade
Brian Gartland's lengthy association with Dundalk has come to end, with the news that the head of football operations has left the club.
Met Office issues heavy rain weather warnings for parts of UK
Heavy rain is expected to batter parts of the UK this week with the Met Office issuing weather warning.
Ramiz Raja Slams Pakistan Pacers For Poor Show Against Ireland
Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja slammed Men in Green bowlers on Monday for their performance in the second T20I against Ireland despite their comprehensive win. Pakistan's frontline speedsters, Shaheen Afridi, Mohammad Amir, Naseem Shah and Abbas Afridi combined to give away 162 runs as Ireland posted a total of 193/7 in the first innings. Shaheen and Amir proved to be too costly out of the four as they gave away runs at a minimum economy of 11.00. Shaheen walked away with three scalps but spilt 49 runs in his four-over spell. While Amir had a sole wicket to his name in his four-over spell in that process he conceded 44 runs.
"We Are In Last Stages Of Intense Training Block": Harmanpreet Singh Ahead Of Paris Olympics
As 75 days are left for the commencement of the Paris 2024 Olympics where the Indian men's Hockey team will take the field at the Yves-du-Manior Stadium in quest to end 44-year gold medal drought, skipper Harmanpreet Singh has said the team entered "last stages of an intense training block" in their preparation for the marque event. India have to overcome the reigning Olympic Champions Belgium (World No. 2), Australia (World No. 3), Argentina (World No. 7), New Zealand (World No. 10), and Ireland (World No. 11) in Pool B to secure a top-four finish in the pool to progress to the quarterfinals.