RTÉ GAA podcast: Ursula Jacob and Brendan Cummins preview hurling semi-finals
Ahead of the All-Ireland hurling semi-finals, Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill are joined by Ursula Jacob and Brendan Cummins to preview the weekend's action.
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Dónal Óg Cusack: GAA's job to tackle counter-productive media blackout as hurling semi-finalists silent this week
With a media blackout preceding this weekend's All-Ireland hurling semi-finals, Donal Óg Cusack has said it is the GAA's responsibility to create an environment where players and managers are encouraged to engage with the media.
Galway hurlers - maligned but still standing
The Galway hurlers haven't been flavour of the month at any stage in 2023 but they are still standing despite it all.
Star billing for quartet on All-Ireland hurling semi-final weekend
This year's hurling championship began on 22 April. On that day, Galway beat Wexford and Kilkenny demolished Westmeath. The following day Limerick just about got over the line against Waterford and Clare left the floodgates opened and leaked five goals against Tipperary.
Male captains call on GAA to back their female counterparts in charter dispute
All 68 inter-county Gaelic football and hurling captains have written to the management of the GAA in support of their female counterparts, who are campaigning for better conditions.
All-Ireland race down to four, only brave will prevail
Our festival of hurling in the form of the All-Ireland semi-finals is coming into sharp focus.
Niall Moran: Tipperary may have to sacrifice experience for youth
Niall Moran says Liam Cahill remains the right man to lead Tipperary but warned he needs to invest in youth, which could spell the end for legendary duo Seamus Callanan and Noel McGrath.
Why did Tipp's form dip so sharply?
Liam Cahill may need to tweak his programme heading into 2024 in order to enable his Tipperary team to peak at the business end of the season, according to RTÉ hurling analysts Liam Sheedy and Donal Óg Cusack.