'It's not just Limerick that get red cards' - Barry Nash defends Treaty discipline
Barry Nash accepts that Limerick's physical approach can sometimes be "a bit over the top" but thinks they are no different to their hurling rivals in that respect.
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In defence of the foreign training camp
Round robin of the hurling league over. 'Thank God', I hear you say. We have our semi-finalists and hopefully we'll have a couple of more competitive games at least.
Limerick star Diarmaid Byrnes back in the zone
It was approaching midnight in Dubai as Diarmaid Byrnes settled in to watch Limerick's opening match of this year’s league campaign.
Niall Moran: GAA needs to start National Hurling League before Christmas
Niall Moran says the GAA will need to increase the gap between the National Hurling League and the Championship if they want counties to take it more seriously.
GAA's warm weather training camp: One month's work in a week
Waterford are one of many inter-county teams availing of a warm weather training camp ahead of championship, and Shane McGrath says it is invaluable time for both management and players.
Galway's David Burke suffers season-ending cruciate injury
Galway's 2017 All-Ireland winning captain David Burke has suffered a cruciate ligament injury that will rule him out of action for the rest of the season.
Joe Canning: Not every team can move it like Limerick
Limerick, with four All-Ireland titles in the last five years to go along with a few league success, are the standard-bearers in hurling at the moment.
Late Kilkenny scoring burst sees them edge Waterford
Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng reckoned the Cats will face their most difficult challenge of the season to date when they face Cork Allianz Hurling League Division 1 semi-final next weekend following their two-point win over Waterford.