
GAA
Share
Published 13:49 17 Feb 2018 GMT
Explore more on these topics:
Very gentlemanly behaviour indeed. In fact, pushing a car wouldn't be a bad way of loosening the muscles a bit on the morning of a big match.
It takes a few to shift a car, too, so it would have required teamwork. All in all, a fairly useful exercise just hours before they take on UCD at Santry Avenue.
The decider throws in at 3.30pm and we'll have coverage on SportsJOE later today. You can also watch the match via the YouTube live stream below. It's set to be a cracker. Here's hoping pushing that car didn't take too much out of the NUIG lads.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDr_hjPtLO0Fans rubbish Cork boss’ excuses after Munster SHC final loss
They have a point to be fair! One of the main talking points following yesterday’s Munster SHC final, was the full-time whistle, which came before Cork were able to send one last puck into the Limerick box. Rebel players were clearly not pleased by this, claiming that they did not know it was the last […]
GAA
2 days ago
Cork boss not pleased with ‘hypocritical’ ref behaviour from Limerick manager
A bit of needle…. There was a bit of needle between Cork boss Ben O’Connor and Limerick gaffer John Kiely after today’s Munster final at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. O’Connor was clearly not pleased with some of the behaviour from Kiely, and perhaps some decisions from the officials. And the Rebels manager did admit that things […]
GAA
3 days ago
Live sport on TV in Ireland this weekend – Football, GAA, Rugby – June 5th to 7th
GAA