Month: April 2022

Source: David J. Phillip 1. “What would you have done to see this happen? Chicago Cubs, World Series champions. Would you have sold your house? Taken “Easing football addiction with marijuana, profound effects of glory and the week’s best sportswriting”

“IT WASN’T GOING to be very open and we knew it wasn’t going to be too high-scoring.” If Tomas Quinn’s assessment of yesterday’s Dublin senior “Tomas Quinn and Diarmuid Connolly combine to see St Vincent’s home”

Tipperary’s Padraic Maher and Cork’s Patrick Horgan will be chasing club glory. Source: Ken Sutton/INPHO WE’RE DOWN TO the final four in the Munster senior “Poll: Who do you think will win the Munster senior club hurling title?”

1. A 28th title for brilliant St Vincent’s ST VINCENT’S ARE back on top of the Dublin football tree. Their 28th senior football title leaves “Brennan’s red card, another bumper year for Connolly and more Dublin football final talking points”

Mourneabbey  2-16 Banner 1-6 IN A REPEAT of the 2014 Munster club final, Mourneabbey prevailed against the Banner of Clare to secure their third senior “Cork’s Mourneabbey complete Munster three-in-a-row”

St Vincent’s 0-15 Castleknock 0-10 Kevin O’Brien reports from Parnell Park ST VINCENT’S ARE the kingpins in Dublin once again. Mossy Quinn rolled back the “Castleknock give a brave display but Quinn and Connolly lead St Vincent’s to glory”

WHEN THE MOURNEABBEY ladies football team reconvened for the 2016 season, they knew they had to park the hurt of the previous year before a “Mourneabbey captain relishing Munster final meeting against old foes”

UNFANCIED NICE AND Mario Balotelli currently top France’s Ligue 1 table, and Robert Duggan White says it makes a nice change to the tragic stories coming “Look out for DeLoreans over Wrigley Field! It’s Comments of the Week”

FOR THE FIRST time in the county’s history, the Clare men’s football team reached the All-Ireland quarter-finals this year. Indeed, they previously qualified for the “Banner ladies seeking Munster glory to cap off a great year for Clare football”

Home Source: John Locher Mayo’s Lee Keegan has been named GAA/GPA Footballer of the Year and Waterford’s Austin Gleeson Hurler of the Year at the All-Star awards. Gleeson “We’ll Leave It There So: GAA All-Stars revealed, Fifa charge Ireland and today’s sport”