Offaly dig deep to see off Down challenge
Offaly had to work hard to see off a gritty Down side in the Joe McDonagh Cup at Ballycran on Sunday afternoon.
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Clare pile misery on Cork with impressive victory in Thurles
Clare proved that their victory against Tipperary last weekend was no once-off performance as they recorded an emphatic two-point victory over Cork in Thurles in Round 3 of the Munster Championship.
First-minute goal sets clinical Meath on their way against Wicklow
A goal from Jack O'Connor after just nine seconds set Meath on their way to a comfortable Leinster SFC quarter-final win in Navan, securing their spot in this evening's draw for the last four.
Wexford plunder six goals in 27-point rout of Laois
Wexford got their first win of this year's Leinster SHC when they had a massive 27 points to spare over Laois in O’Moore Park.
Shefflin's Galway beat Cody's Cats with last-gasp Cooney free
Conor Cooney was the Galway hero when he landed a free from distance on the right to snatch victory in the final play of a thriller in Salthill as Henry Shefflin got the bragging rights over his old mentor Brian Cody.
Billy Lee: The five takers I wanted were the five who put up their hands
Limerick manager Billy Lee said the five players he wanted to take penalties were the exact five who put up their hands to take one when the team were asked who wanted to volunteer.
Rossies boss Cunningham expecting change to "congested" calendar
Roscommon manager Anthony Cunningham has said that the championship calendar is "too congested" and expects it to be altered ahead of the 2023 season.
Cool-headed Lohan quietly priming Clare for big summer
Clare were almost the forgotten team of the Munster quintet before their emphatic dismissal of their old foes in Thurles last Sunday.