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Michael ‘Hopper’ McGrath says Sarsfields are ready for long road again as they target another Galway crown
Last winter was an unusual one in the East Galway parishes of New Inn and Bullaun, when for the first time in seven years, the local camogie team had no involvement in the AIB All-Ireland club series.
Killian Phillips called into Ireland squad for Nations League matches
Killian Phillips has been added to the Republic of Ireland squad following the withdrawal of Harvey Vale and Jamie McGrath ahead of Thursday’s Nations League game against Kosovo in Pristina. Vale and McGrath pulled up injured during their warm ups for QPR and Hibernian on Saturday.
Lawal, Vale and McGrath add to Ireland’s injury concerns
Ireland’s shallow midfield could be stretched further for their Uefa Nations League openers after Bosun Lawal, Harvey Vale and Jamie McGrath were unable to feature in club action over the weekend.
Clare SFC: Kildysart bridge 39-year gap, Miltown go extra mile
A last gasp Luke McGrath two-pointer ensured a first Clare SFC semi-final appearance in 39 years for Kildysart after flooring neighbours Lissycasey by 0-21 1-17 in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg in Ennis.
Scrumhalf Fintan Gunne ready to make his voice heard at Leinster
Luke McGrath has left, headed for the sunny climes of Perpignan. The audition process for the understudy role to Jamison Gibson-Park at Leinster began in a recent preseason friendly in Lyon. Fintan Gunne started, while Cormac Foley and Oliver Coffey were on the bench for the clash against the French Top 14 team.
Cork GAA managerial tickets taking shape — with key policy change
Kieran Morrison and Seánie McGrath are set to lead the Cork minor hurling management for 2027, with a possibility that the county may opt for a change regarding the recent practice of one-year terms.
Ex-Leinster scrum-half Luke McGrath the latest big name to join French rugby ranks
Former Ireland and Leinster scrum-half Luke McGrath is the biggest name added to the ranks of more than 20 Irish-heritage players and coaches plying their trade in France.