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HURLING SHOW — Deise depth | Tipp ignore the obvious | Rebels rising | Faithful flying
Dublin v Cork match reaction — with Shane Stapleton
Ignoring the writing on the wall — COLUMN
Davy Fitzgerald departs Wexford — REACTION 😲
“Drink blurs the lines… you’ll always have one or two a***holes” — the spotlight on players
Kildare v Dublin match reaction
Monaghan v Tyrone match reaction
Brian Dooher and the treadmill: “he could just run and run… the ultimate no-excuse culture”
“Powerful stuff” — Enda McGinley on tragedy and “a want to stand up and do things right”
Football Show — Enda McGinley on Tyrone-Monaghan war | Dublin-Kildare clash | Antrim plans
Ben O’Connor on Cork | Rebels rising at all levels | young guns coming | Dublin clash
Sean Finn on Limerick tackling: we were lucky
“This is their Liam MacCarthy”: Mayo v Tyrone — Nicky Rackard | Cavan v Fermanagh — Lory Meagher
Ronan Maher: Tipp have no psychological hang-ups
Mayo v Galway match reaction — with ex-Tribe boss Kevin Walsh
Offaly ask GAA for exemption to play finals — Duignan reaction
Tompkins on Haven shootout win: “you’re just kicking every ball… the ‘Haven means so much”
“If Kilkenny were to have a prolonged year, he’d certainly be involved” — Kilkenny star nears return
“Hunger is not in question” DJ Carey on Kilkenny’s preparations
Daithi Burke’s season in doubt following “serious injury”
On a train with his wife, Richie Bennis got off after hearing a rumour that his son had died in the lead-up to the 1973 All-Ireland final. ‘A Game That Smiles’, his autobiography, is out now. Shane Stapleton sat down with the former Patrisckwell and Limerick star to speak about his life and times.
Shane Stapleton was at Semple Stadium to see the All-Ireland SHC quarter-final clash of Dublin and Cork as the Rebels won by eight
Shane Stapleton reflects on the All-Ireland SHC quarter-final clash of Tipperary v Waterford, as the Deise ran riot late on
After five years in charge of the Wexford hurlers, Clare native Davy Fitzgerald has departed as manager of their senior hurling team
Cork legend Ben O'Connor talks about the trajectory of Cork under manager Kieran Kingston, and if they can bridge the gap to 2005
