Cork and Tipperary hurlers to meet twice in January as Munster SHL and McGrath Cup draws made
Cork and Tipperary hurlers will meet twice in January following the Co-Op Superstores Munster Senior Hurling League on Tuesday morning.
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Michael Carrick looking increasingly like Manchester United’s modern-day Ron Atkinson
History, anniversaries and Manchester United: sometimes if feels like they never stop. Sunday brings another, the 40th anniversary of Alex Ferguson’s first match in charge of the then beleaguered, relegation-threatened club. It was at Oxford United and Manchester United were beaten 2-0.
Ageing Aaron Rodgers may yet get his Super Bowl farewell
Aaron Rodgers is nowhere near this season’s MVP conversation. At times in his second season with the Steelers, the almost 43-year-old has shown glimpses of the player he was in his prime, slinging the ball with zest and precision, able to suss out any coverage. Other times he has looked like, well, a guy in his 40s playing a young man’s game.
‘For our parish, this is unbelievable’: McGrath family enjoy more Tipperary county senior success
For the McGrath brothers, Sunday was another famous day. Loughmore-Castleiney’s victory over a fancied Clonmel Commercials side took their combined haul of county senior medals to 28.
The Replay with Seánie McGrath: how the Glen got it done against the Barrs, Ballincollig bounce back
It was a match-up for the traditionalists on Leeside, but how did the latest chapter in the Glen Rovers-St Finbarr's rivalry play out?
The Replay with Seánie McGrath: Barrs and the Glen will finally meet again in Cork showpiece
In his Saturday Irish Examiner column, Seánie predicted two of Cork's city bluebloods would set up a glamour Premier SHC final. And so it proved, but not without plenty of drama and resistance from Midleton and Kanturk.
“A great opportunity for us to have a cut” — McGrath and Doon relishing Na Piarsaigh duel
Limerick SHC: Doon 2-27 Adare 1-14
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.