Munster Senior Hurling Championship Round 1 Limerick 3-15 Clare 1-18 Limerick’s Comeback Stuns Clare Limerick showcased their champion’s resilience with a remarkable twelve-point turnaround to defeat Clare and secure two valuable opening points in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship. A crowd of 20,055 at Cusack Park witnessed an intense contest as Clare’s nine-point lead in the final quarter was quickly overturned by Limerick’s explosive three-goal rally. FULL-TIME HIGHLIGHTS Limerick get off to a winning start in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship at Cusack Park. @LimerickCLG – 3 ..read more

Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Round 1 Wexford 1-21 Dublin 2-18 Injury-Time Goals Secure Draw for Dublin Dublin stunned Wexford with two dramatic injury-time goals from Danny Sutcliffe and Cian O’Sullivan to salvage a draw in the opening round of the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship at Chadwicks Wexford Park. Wexford seemed poised for victory with a three-point lead late in the game, but Dublin’s late goals forced a draw in a thrilling finish. Wexford Takes the Early Lead The match began with a bang as Wexford’s Lee Chin netted a penalty just 62 seconds in. Dublin, however, remained ..read more

Munster Senior Hurling Championship Round 1 Waterford 2-25 Cork 1-25 Waterford Triumphs in a Thrilling Encounter “Up The Déise!” exclaimed the PA announcer as Waterford secured a stunning victory over Cork at Walsh Park in the first round of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship. The match, played in front of 11,973 spectators, featured an electrifying display of skill from both sides. Goals Lead Waterford to Victory Waterford’s success was driven by goals from Jamie Barron and Stephen Bennett, propelling Davy Fitzgerald’s team to an unexpected victory. Barron, celebrating his 100th senior a ..read more

For Richie Murphy, coaching Ulster Rugby is not just a job but a calling. The new head coach of Ulster describes it as a “vocation,” saying he wouldn’t want to make a living any other way. Murphy’s coaching career spans 25 years and began after a knee injury ended his playing days as a goal-kicking fly-half in his late 20s. He’s now one month into his new role at Ulster, stepping in after Dan McFarland’s departure. Despite the scrutiny that comes with the position, Murphy’s passion for coaching remains steadfast. He responds quickly when asked if he still enjoys coaching: “I wouldn’t be here i ..read more

Leinster Dominates 2024 Investec Player of the Year Nominations Leinster Rugby continues to showcase its dominance in the rugby world as several of its players secure nominations for the highly coveted 2024 Investec Player of the Year award. The list, featuring some of the brightest talents in the sport, highlights the exceptional performances throughout the season. Among the nominees are familiar names from Leinster Rugby, including Caelan Doris, Jamison Gibson-Park, James Lowe, and Dan Sheehan, who have consistently delivered outstanding performances on the field. Their contributions have be ..read more

Derry v Donegal Match Preview: Ulster Championship Quarter-Final Saturday 20 April Ulster Football quarter-final Derry v Donegal, Celtic Park, 6.15pm – GAA TV Coverage – RTE & BBC Live scores for Derry v Donegal  The Ulster Championship quarter-final between Derry and Donegal promises to be a captivating encounter as these two teams renew their rivalry for the third successive year. Derry have won the last two championship meetings, including a memorable victory over Donegal in last year’s All-Ireland ’round robin’ competition. However, Donegal will be seeking redemption and aiming to ..read more

Roscommon v Mayo – Match Preview: Connacht Championship Semi-Final Connacht SFC semi-final Roscommon v Mayo, Dr Hyde Park, 4pm Live scores for Roscommon v Mayo TV Coverage – No TV or live stream Preview The Connacht senior football semi-final between Mayo and Roscommon is set to reignite one of the most intense rivalries in Gaelic football this Saturday, April 20th. The matchup is a repeat of last year’s quarter-final, where Roscommon triumphed over Mayo by four points. This season, Mayo has already claimed a six-point victory over Roscommon in Division 1, setting the stage for a highly antici ..read more

Sligo v Galway Match Preview: Connacht Championship Semi-Final. We have starting teams, live scores & betting.  Live scores for Galway v Sligo  Saturday 20 April Connacht SFC semi-final Sligo v Galway, Markievicz Park, 3.30pm GAA TV Coverage – There will be no Live tv or stream. Preview The highly anticipated Connacht senior football semi-final between Galway and Sligo is set to take place this Saturday, April 20th, offering an exciting clash as these two rivals meet again. Galway emerged victorious in last year’s decider, defeating Sligo 2-20 to 0-12 in Castlebar, showcasin ..read more

Punchestown Festival Grade 1 Entries Unveiled: Top Contenders and Exciting Matchups Await Introduction The anticipation is palpable as the prestigious Punchestown Festival unveils its Grade 1 entries, setting the stage for thrilling showdowns and memorable moments in the world of horse racing. From Galopin Des Champs’ bid for glory in the Ladbrokes Punchestown Gold Cup to emerging talents vying for recognition, the festival promises an unrivaled display of skill, determination, and excitement. Let’s delve into the top contenders and exciting matchups awaiting fans at this year’s Punchestown Fe ..read more

Colm O’Rourke Slams Leinster SFC as ‘Shambles’ and Calls for Championship Restructuring Colm O’Rourke’s critique of the Leinster SFC extends beyond mere observation; it’s a pointed condemnation of the championship’s current state. The term ‘a shambles’ encapsulates his frustration and disappointment, reflecting the sentiment shared by many fans and pundits alike. Meath’s recent defeat to Dublin served as the catalyst for O’Rourke’s outspoken remarks, highlighting the glaring issues plaguing the competition.In his assessment, O’Rourke doesn’t absolve Meath or other struggling teams of responsib ..read more