“There’s bound to be a ground somewhere handier that could hold it without doing something as mental as this.” Storm Eunice has caused some havoc with GAA fixtures this weekend, and although some have had to be postponed, others have adapted and simply rearranged the fixtures to somewhere applicable. For example, the London vs Leitrim […]

4 years ago

One camogie final, four Gaelic football games and one cracking hurling match. This weekend boasts an incredible collection of club matches in camogie, football and hurling, all on terrestrial TV. Sarsfields play Oulart-the-Ballagh in the 2020 All-Ireland senior club camogie final to kickstart the weekend with the early game, then your Saturday is filled with […]

4 years ago

By Daragh Ó Conchúir Fionnuala Carr was certain that she had played her last ever match at Croke Park when Down were defeated by Cork in the All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Final last September. Yet here she was just six months later in the bowels of Croke Park, contemplating winning an AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Club Camogie […]

7 years ago

Cahir Camogie Club have come a long way in a short time. Just over a decade ago they were wildly celebrating their first point after a scoreless streak that saw their bored forwards sit down during matches. Now they are just one game away from an AIB All-Ireland intermediate club title, which is one hell […]

10 years ago

Rebels are always ready for the fight. It’s in their blood, it’s in their attitude, and for most Cork people, it’s part of their DNA. But sometimes the battle is not external. The hardest enemy can often be the face staring back in the mirror. Milford camogie club are less than 20 years in existence, but […]

10 years ago

The Toughest come through again

10 years ago