Tipp's Clodagh McIntyre keeping perspective in pursuit of glory
An inalienable truth about happy, healthy and thriving environments is that they don't contain many energy suckers, if any, but are heavily populated by positive people.
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Laboured Down keep stubborn Antrim at arm's length
Down laboured to a four-point win over Antrim to set up an Ulster SFC semi-final meeting with either Armagh or Fermanagh, never falling behind in a scrappy Pairc Esler encounter.
Offaly record first championship win over Laois since 2002
Offaly have recorded their first championship win over their neighbours Laois for the first time since 2002 in O'Moore Park this evening.
Grace O'Shea strikes to snatch dramatic triumph for Dublin
An injury-time goal by Grace O'Shea broke Wexford hearts and snatched victory for Dublin in the Very Camogie League Division 1B final at SETU Carlow.
Hurling round-up: Opening wins for Kildare and Rossies
Kildare, Christy Ring Cup champions in 2022, started their 2024 campaign with a comfortable 2-19 to 2-08 win over Sligo at Markievicz Park.
Saturday sport: Leinster square off against La Rochelle, McIlroy hoping to recover
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Áine Keane delighted with camogie finals centre-stage billing as Galway face Tipperary in Division 1A decider
It isn't every 21-year-old that is put forward for press duties but Áine Keane has represented Galway at both the initial launch of the Very Camogie Leagues and the midweek photo shoot for this weekend’s finals.
Senior title with Tipperary remains all-time dream for Niamh Martin
When it came to understanding what it means to represent Tipperary at the highest level of inter-county football, Niamh Martin and her sister Nora didn't have far to look for some guidance.