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Hurling Nation: Tough trips for big guns in Leinster
No matter how long you've deprived it of oxygen, hurling is a hardy flower, it always blooms. If we leave aside the GAAGO troubles, it's been a great week.
Karen Kennedy foresees bright future for Tipperary camogie after league feat
Tipperary captain Karen Kennedy is optimistic that this year's Very Camogie League title breakthrough is just the beginning of a successful phase for the county.
Seán Kelly's eye in for more success after Connacht triple crown
Job done, what's next? For Galway captain Seán Kelly, their Connacht final win over Mayo was a day to savour, but it’s already been compartmentalised and stored away with two more major targets to be ticked off in the coming weeks.
RTÉ GAA Podcast: Provincial hurling hotting up, All-Ireland SFC to get underway
Jackie Tyrrell and Colm Keys, Irish Independent, join Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to a massive weekend in the Munster and Leinster hurling championships.
Armagh stuck in straitjacket, Derry ready to rock again
We're in that strange part of the season where the provincials are done and dusted, the trophies have been handed out - and hoisted with varying degrees of enthusiasm - and we're now dipping our toe into the lengthy round-robin phase of the competition.
Dublin and Offaly set up Leinster U20 showdown
County senior Diarmuid O'Dulaing led the way as Dublin, a month after leaking four goals to Galway, turned the tables in remarkable fashion to secure a Leinster U-20 HC final clash with Offaly.
Mayo GAA club's legal challenge over refusal to allow funding under Immigrant Investor Programme
A Co Mayo GAA club has brought a High Court action challenging the Minister for Justice's decision to reject its application to be included in the Immigrant Investor Programme.