McGrath Cup: Kerry finish strongly to deny Clare
Kerry got their McGrath Cup campaign back on track with a late scoring burst to deny Clare at Austin Stack Park in Tralee
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Luke McGrath says Leinster team-mate Ross Byrne 'on cloud nine' after Ireland heroics
Luke McGrath says half-back partner Ross Byrne has been on cloud nine in Leinster training after his match-winning exploits with Ireland.
Jamie McGrath happy to be back in green jersey after 'tough year'
Jamie McGrath was pleased to see his "risky" decision to leave Wigan on loan this summer pay dividends after making his return to the international stage following 12 months in the wilderness.
Noel McGrath to captain Tipperary in 2023, Seamus Callanan and Patrick 'Bonner' Maher return
Three-time All-Ireland winner Noel McGrath will captain Tipperary in 2023.
Ireland ambitions still burn for Luke McGrath
With 180 Leinster appearances to his name, and still only 29-years-old, Luke McGrath is one of the few players who could come close to breaking Devin Toner's record of 280 games for Leinster.
Luke McGrath deserves another chance with Ireland say Donncha O'Callaghan and Jamie Heaslip
Luke McGrath deserves to come back into the conversation for Ireland after his player-of-the-match performance against Munster, according to Donncha O'Callaghan.
ICC Player of Month: Sikandar Raza, Tahila Mcgrath win for August
India's Jemimah Rodrigues missed out as Australia's Tahlia McGrath and Zimbabwe's Sikandar Raza were on Monday voted as ICC Player of the Month for August following their outstanding international performances in their respective categories. Rodrigues was nominated for the award in the women's category, which also featured Commonwealth Games gold medal-winning Australian duo of Beth Mooney and Tahlia McGrath. However, McGrath became the latest Australian star to win the ICC Women's Player of the Month award after helping her country claim the Commonwealth gold in Birmingham.
England's Stuart Broad proud to be in company of 'hero' Glenn McGrath
Stuart Broad said he was proud to have surpassed the Test-wicket tally of boyhood hero Glenn McGrath as England closed in on a series win over South Africa at The Oval. Broad captured the prize scalp of South Africa captain Dean Elgar for 36 on Sunday for his 564th Test wicket, topping long-retired Australia great McGrath's haul of 563. Elgar had been in good touch but the Proteas' most experienced batsman surprisingly decided against a review, even though replays showed the ball would have missed leg stump. South Africa had been 83-1 before Elgar's dismissal, which precipitated another batting collapse as they slumped to 169 all out in the deciding Test of a three-match contest. When bad light brought a premature halt to the fourth day, England were 97-0, needing just 33 more runs on Monday to reach a target of 130 that would secure a 2-1 series win.