
GAA
Share
Published 16:49 24 Sept 2017 BST
Explore more on these topics:
Whilst Cora Staunton was proving unmarkable at times at one side of the field, she left a few chances out there that almost made her four-point return in the first half hour seem inefficient.
Dublin, on the other hand, were ruthless.
Healy was incisive, McEvoy was decisive and the Mayo nets were bulging with a tasty, side-footed finish that was dropped to the ground and slid in with pure class and pure composure to separate the sides at the break.
https://twitter.com/SportTG4/status/911975548087406592Tyrone send open letter to GAA over Allianz sponsorship
The GAA, and its president Jarlath Burns, have come under further pressure in regards to their sponsorship deal with Allianz following an open letter from Tyrone GAA. The letter sent, again highlighted the issue of Allianz’s relations to Israel. The German insurance company has been Gaelic football and hurling’s league sponsor since 1993 and have […]
GAA
23h
Fans 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
3 days ago
GAA
Cork legend has cheeky quip on Galway stars latest Love Island episode
GAA