RTÉ GAA Podcast: Monaghan finally go down, hurling semi-final line-up complete
Ryan McCluskey joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill on the RTÉ GAA podcast after the weekend when Monaghan were finally relegated from Division 1.
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Davy Fitzgerald comes out firing after Waterford victory
Waterford manager Davy Fitzgerald issued a passionate defence of his team after claiming victory over Cork in the Munster Hurling Championship this afternoon as he said the importance of the result cannot be understated.
Clare have got stronger in Tony Kelly's absence - Shane McGrath
Shane McGrath believes Clare are better-placed to challenge Limerick this year, with their supporting cast having grown in confidence by winning the Allianz Hurling league without star man Tony Kelly.
RTÉ GAA Podcast hurling preview: Clare primed to test Limerick, seasons already on line
Former Tipperary star Shane McGrath and Malachy Clerkin of the Irish Times join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to preview the opening round of the 2024 Leinster and Munster Hurling Championships. All-Ireland winner McGrath feels Clare are in a good place to challenge Limerick's dominance, starting this weekend in Ennis, while the Waterford-Cork and Wexford-Dublin clashes already look like they could define those teams' seasons.
Limerick's bid for greatness begins with the toughest test
Since finishing hurling at county level, I have become obsessed with golf - much to the dismay of my wife.
Scrap the league final or give table-toppers just rewards
Here we are now again at the knockout stages of the league. Teams involved are the three who came out of Munster in 2023 and the other was in the All-Ireland final. So in that regard the best from last year are still the best so far this year.
Making it out of Munster would be one of Davy Fitgerald's greatest feats - Shane McGrath
Shane McGrath believes that Waterford qualifying from the Munster Hurling Championship this year would rank among Davy Fitzgerald's most significant managerial achievements after an indifferent start to his second season in charge and an apparent lack of faith from supporters.
Enjoyment fading on and off the pitch?
Are more and more players at inter-county level now choosing to live life rather than sacrifice so much for a slight chance of winning the ultimate prize?