Laois easily dispatch Kildare to keep Joe McDonagh hopes alive
By Barry McEvoy
Joe Macdonagh Sport News
Wexford far from impressive in seeing off Antrim in Leinster Hurling Championship
Wexford got the job done, but without being utterly convincing, as they posted a vital victory over Antrim in Saturday's Leinster SHC round-robin duel at Chadwicks Wexford Park.
The Championship: Cheddar Plunkett & Niall McNamee preview weekend
On this week's The Championship, Damian Lawlor is joined by Séamus Cheddar Plunkett, Conor Glass and Niall McNamme to look ahead to a massive weekend of hurling and football action.
Antrim have great chance to deliver statement win against Wexford - Shane McGrath
Shane McGrath believes that Antrim have a great chance of finally taking a big scalp in Leinster when they travel to Wexford on Saturday.
Kerry ease to convincing Joe McDonagh win against Down
Last year's beaten Joe McDonagh Cup finalists Kerry looked determined to go one step further this season as they claimed a one-sided victory over Down at McKenna Park in Ballycran.
Offaly see off Carlow to keep promotion bid on track
Offaly's unbeaten run through Division 2A of the Allianz hurling league continued this afternoon, as they overcame torrential rain and dogged resistance from Carlow to record a seven-point win over their fellow Joe McDonagh competitors at Glenisk O’Connor Park in Tullamore.
Kildare hurling face acid test amid years of growth
There was a period in the early to mid 1970s when Kildare reached four national hurling league quarter-finals.
Winning should bring a reward - Kerry's big chance
Congress is done for another year. We have a new president-elect in Jarlath Burns and if the speeches he has made, the interviews he has done, and passion he always shows when speaking of the GAA are anything to go by, I feel we are going to have one serious operator at the head of our organisation. Ádh mór ort Jarlath.