For most of the 2000s and early 2010s, watching inter-county hurling meant watching Kilkenny win. Brian Cody arrived as senior manager in 1998 and over the next seventeen seasons built a team that took eleven All-Ireland Senior Hurling titles, including a four-in-a-row from 2006 to 2009 — a feat unmatched in the modern era. The[…]
Read MoreThe Thrilling Evolution of the Hurling Championship Format
The Thrilling Evolution of the Hurling Championship Format The All-Ireland Hurling Championship has undergone several key changes in recent years, enhancing its competitiveness and fan engagement. The round-robin system, introduced in 2018, was the most significant shift. It replaced the traditional knockout system, offering more games for spectators and better opportunities for teams to prove[…]
Read MoreHistoric GAA Matches: A Look Back at Iconic Moments
The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) has long been a cornerstone of Irish culture, showcasing the country’s passion for sports like Gaelic football and hurling. Over the years, these games have produced unforgettable moments, steeped in history and emotion. This article revisits some of the most significant matches, analyzing key plays and their lasting impact. The[…]
Read MoreGAA results & reviews – Big wins for Kerry, Derry, Donegal & Louth
A Thrilling Day of GAA Action Unfolds Across Various Divisions Sunday saw an action-packed day of GAA fixtures, spanning football and hurling divisions. From tightly contested battles to standout performances, here’s a roundup of the day’s events: Football Division 1 **Monaghan vs. Kerry:** In a highly anticipated clash, Kerry emerged victorious with a scoreline of[…]
Read MoreWins for Donegal, Kildare and others on January 3rd
GAA action unfolded across various competitions. Kildare dominated Carlow while Offaly secured a narrow victory over Laois in the O’Byrne Cup. Kerry and Cork emerged victorious in the McGrath Cup, while Donegal, Cavan, and Monaghan claimed wins in the Dr McKenna Cup. Additionally, Mayo triumphed over Roscommon in the Connacht HL semi-final. GAA results from[…]
Read MoreA Guide to the County Finals in Hurling This Weekend
A Guide to the County Finals in Hurling This Weekend Clare: Clonlara vs Crusheen The Clare SHC final will be a clash of two teams that have not won the title in a while, as Clonlara take on Crusheen at Cusack Park on Sunday at 2pm. Clonlara last won the title in 2015, while[…]
Read MoreShinty Hurling International Match: A Historic Return
Shinty Hurling International Match: A Historic Return The Grand Comeback After a long break since 2019, the much-awaited Shinty Hurling International match is finally back! The Big Day The exciting game is scheduled for Saturday, 21st October, at the famous Páirc Esler, Newry, starting at 2.45pm. Leading the Charge The team will be led by[…]
Read More‘Respect the Referee Day’ October 22nd and 23rd
GAA president Larry McCarthy on Thursday launched plans for a ‘Respect the Referee Day by stating that the actions of a minority had “cast a shadow over the entire association” ‘Respect the Referee Day’ will take place over the weekend of October 22nd and 23rd McCarthy was referring to recent high-profile incidents involving physical[…]
Read MoreBetting on Hurling: 10 Quick Steps to Get Started
Did you know that Gaelic sports such as Hurling are available to bet in Ireland? Getting started is easy. This article aims to teach you everything you need to know about it in 10 brief steps. 1. Find A Fitting Sportsbook Online bookies accepting Irish players are as common today as sand on the beach[…]
Read MoreWeekend GAA previews and Starting teams
We preview the weekend GAA matches and we have all the starting teams. Galway, Roscommon, Kerry and Donegal are through to the GAA football provincial finals and will be joined by four others next weekend when Leinster stage their two semi-finals while Munster and Ulster have one each. The line-up is as follows: SATURDAY Munster[…]
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