
GAA
Share
Published 13:36 19 Aug 2018 BST
Updated 13:44 19 Aug 2018 BST
Explore more on these topics:
That's just the way it is down there.
The Kilkenny minors were out in the All-Ireland minor final on Sunday afternoon against Galway and a good deal of these youngsters have honed their skills in the Kilkenny City school.
Tommy Walsh was running the rule over his county's chances in the minor decider on TG4 prior to throw-in, and he gave them every chance of causing an upset against a fancied Galway side who had beaten them earlier in the year.
Tommy was scanning through the programme when a few of the black and amber names jumped out at him.
"I've marked three of their fathers," said the Tullaroan man. "There's good breeding in these young lads!"Jamie Young from O'Loughlin's stood out, young Buggy from Castlecomer didn't lick it off the ground either. It's in the blood for Conor Kelly as well. https://twitter.com/SportTG4/status/1031152991045345282 This comes just a day after he provided the youngsters at a blitz in Dicksboro GAA club with some words of wisdom about the game. https://twitter.com/DicksboroGAA/status/1030914559844995072 Never change Tommy.
GAA confirm massive experimental rule changes coming to hurling
People will be divided! The new experimental hurling rules will be applied in third-level Division 1 games this year. The main change is the new hand pass rule, which forbids players to make two or more hand passes. This comes after much skepticism over the hand pass and whether players throw the ball more often […]
GAA
1 week ago
Live sport on TV in Ireland this weekend – Football, GAA and Golf – September 4th – 6th
The Prem is back! Summer might be over, but fear not, there is still plenty of sport to feast your eyes on. As always, the Premier League will provide the main action, but Clubber and TG4 are keeping the GAA club championships lit. On top of that, there is a very special game in Spain […]
GAA
2 weeks ago
Mayo boss reveals crucial actions from assistant led to All-Ireland winning white top
GAA