Neil McManus: Antrim need to learn long-term from Davy Fitzgerald
Neil McManus is hoping that Davy Fitzgerald can have a long-term impact on the fortunes of Antrim hurling, regardless of results.
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Camogie Extra Podcast: Cork dominance, quarter-final preview and changes to championship
Anne Marie Hayes and Matthew Twomey join Marie Crowe and Orla Keeling to reflect on the camogie championship so far, the disparity in the groups and their predictions for the All-Ireland quarter finals this weekend.
Cork's Ethan Twomey wary of rejuvenated Offaly
Cork midfielder Ethan Twomey is taking nothing for granted as the Rebels head to Tullamore this evening to face an Offaly side rejuvenated by eight days of glory.
Contrasting moods as Offaly and Laois go again
We're still digesting three finals from last week, while this week throws up two games which should be foregone conclusions. After the McDonagh Cup final, Laois have to lick their wounds and Offaly have to put away their party balloons.
David Dooley: Laois not there to make up the numbers as Wexford visit
"Oh yeah" - the emphatic response of Laois' David Dooley when asked could his side cause a major upset against Wexford in Saturday’s All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final at O’Moore Park.
Charlie Mitchell: Hard work reaping unreal success for Offaly
Player of the match Charlie Mitchell could not hide his satisfaction after all the "hard work" involved in delivering Joe McDonagh Cup success for Offaly.
GAA preview: Leinster and Munster Hurling championships come to a head
Both the Leinster and Munster Hurling championships take centre stage this weekend as we wait to see who will be crowned provincial champions.