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Managing Wexford and Carlow, coming close with Cork, his experiences of the Rebel strikes, and why that allowed Kilkenny to rack up so many...
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Red cards at water break | Keegan v O’Shea | Johnny Doyle rolling since ’96 | dual managers
Breaffy chase the elusive | Murphy v McFadden | Brian Farrell v native Nobber
Club football fixtures this weekend
Peroxide heads | crowd issues | Kilkenny at 6 | Pearses comeback
Rock he’ll perish on? | the issue with 2020 champos | Ger Brennan’s job
Shane Dowling: playground hurler who went to war
“You have a lot of people talking around corners” — Meyler on management
“Fancy Dans… it really p***ed me off” — how Meyler’s Kerry beat Waterford in ’93
All-Irelands, hatred and strikes — Tom Kenny’s Cork journey
Johnny Magee on Dublin journey and “maddest 20 minutes of my life”
Red cards at water break | Keegan v O’Shea | Johnny Doyle rolling since ’96 | dual managers
Cork championship lightyears behind Kilkenny’s? | Horgan to 11? | Maurice on fire | CPA value
Breaffy chase the elusive | Murphy v McFadden | Brian Farrell v native Nobber
Ballyhale reboot | sweet Chin music | Horgan return | hurling across the country
Club football fixtures this weekend
Managing Wexford and Carlow, coming close with Cork, his experiences of the Rebel strikes, and why that allowed Kilkenny to rack up so many...
Meyler's underage career, lining out for Wexford and Cork, playing alongside JBM, and leading Kerry to that famous championship win over Waterford in 1993
From Doyle and Ring to Callanan and Horgan, Tipperary and Cork have created a rich hurling tapestry that will forever resonate through GAA history
John Meyler tells a wonderful story of the parting gift handed to him by Kiwi rugby icon Doug Howlett, while the former Cork boss...
If you think you know the St Finbarr's man well enough, test yourself in this quiz.
The Erins Own star speaks about his mother working for a hospice, and then later chats about hurling for the Rebels County.
We're down to the final eight, where a couple of old rivals clash
Can any of the more modern Robel players break in past the 1999 to 2005 group? Shane Stapleton and Fintan O’Toole debate it.
From Christy Ring to Nicky Rackard, and all the classy players in between, history shows it’s been some rivalry.