Sunday sport: Cork and Waterford gear up for Camogie Final
Waterford will look to make history at Croke Park this evening.
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Preview: Rebels ready to spoil Waterford fairytale
When Waterford qualified for the 1945 All-Ireland final, camogie looked like it was on the crest of wave in the Déise County.
Doing things the Déise way: Waterford craving All-Ireland camogie success
Sean Power has spoken about not wasting energy swimming against the tide. Waterford is a passionate sporting county, insanely so when it comes to Gaelic games and people are desperate for success.
Kieran McGeeney facing crucial vote on Armagh future
Kieran McGeeney, the longest-serving manager in the inter-county game, is facing a crucial vote on Monday evening to see whether or not he will be granted a 10th year in charge of the Armagh footballers.
2010 heroes helping to put Down ladies on the map
As she prepares for her second appearance in a TG4 All-Ireland decider at Croke Park next weekend, Orla Boyle has waxed lyrical about the transformative effect that two members of the Down management team have had on ladies football within the Mourne County.
Many ingredients in the Cork mix as they look to regain All-Ireland Senior camogie title
In the ever-increasing era of control, the personality of sports people within a team setting is becoming harder to unearth.
The Championship: Camogie preview and John Keenan
Damian Lawlor is joined by former Limerick star Aoife Sheehan and Tipperary manager Denis Kelly ahead of Sunday's finals at Croke Park, while referee John Keenan reflects on his career and the honour of having taken charge of this year's All-Ireland SHC final.