Brian Cody praises players' spirit as his 17th final awaits
Brian Cody paid tribute to the "application and honesty" of his players as they crushed Clare to present him with his 17th outing as Kilkenny manager in an All-Ireland final.
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Ruthless Cats book final spot after easily dismissing Clare
Brian Cody will lead Kilkenny into a 17th All-Ireland final after his superb Kilkenny side trampled all over a fancied Banner outfit.
Issues to be sorted out in Gaelic football
In sport we look for any way to gain an advantage to create the platform to win. Players, coaches and managers will explore all avenues. Gamesmanship, undoubtedly, is becoming more prevalent as rules are pushed to the limit.
Niamh Hetherton: Dublin determined to atone for 2021 defeat
Her mother and father played camogie and football respectively, her father was also a former selector for the Dublin hurlers, while her brother played senior hurling for the Dubs too.
Kilkenny v Clare All-Ireland semi-final preview: Cats aim to slow Banner march
It's been a while. Sixteen years, in fact, since Clare and Kilkenny last faced each other in championship, a remarkable length of time given the shallow pool that is elite hurling.
Galway captain Kelly free to play against Derry
Galway football captain Sean Kelly is free to play in the All-Ireland semi-final against Derry.
Cody trust young Cats' claws sharp enough for Clare
Hurling is no country for old men. At 34, TJ Reid and Patrick Horgan are rarities at the top of the inter-county game. Their peers Brendan Maher, Joe Canning and Padraic Maher all recently called it a day by 32.
