Fightback against Clare down to squad depth - Hegarty
Gearoid Hegarty believes that Limerick's remarkable Munster SHC victory over Clare was down to the strength and depth of the squad.
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Neil McManus backing Wexford to have last laugh over Dublin
Neil McManus says he still fancies Wexford to finish ahead of Dublin in the Leinster SHC round robin and thus extend their summer beyond the province.
Kilkenny stroll past Antrim marred by key injuries
Kilkenny got the drive for five in the Leinster senior hurling championship off to a confident start at sun-kissed UPMC Nowlan Park when they dismissed the challenge of Antrim at their ease, but there might be headaches ahead for manager Derek Lyng.
Late Dublin goals deny complacent Wexford victory
Dublin stung Wexford with a brace of injury-time goals to snatch a sensational draw in Sunday's Leinster SHC opener at sun-kissed Wexford Park.
Clare must blame themselves more than square balls for Limerick defeat - Dónal Óg Cusack
Dónal Óg Cusack hopes Clare focus on their own failings rather than dwelling on the decisions of officials after they squandered a nine-point lead to lose to Limerick in the opening round of the Munster Hurling Championship.
Keith Rossiter: It's three minutes I won't forget for a while
Wexford manager Keith Rossiter admitted it may be a while before they forget their injury-time implosion against Dublin, the visitors firing home two goals at the death to rescue a draw in their Leinster SHC opener in Chadwick's Wexford Park.
Waterford contain Cork to ignite Munster hopes
As Davy Fitzgerald crouched in celebration on the sideline and the public address roared 'up the Déise', there was no doubting that Waterford are a live force in Championship 2024.
Clare hearts broken by three-goal Limerick salvo
A first Munster SHC victory in Ennis since 1990 was Limerick's reward for a remarkable final quarter backlash as the holders stunned Clare into submission in front a capacity 20,055 crowd in Ennis.