By John Harrington Every time he has set in a dressing-room with his Clare hurling team-mates this year, Shane O’Donnell does his best to soak it all in. His mind is made up that this will be his last hurling championship, so he wants to savour every moment of it

By Cian Murphy One for the GAA table quiz merchants… Who was the first player to win six All-Ireland senior medals in a row? Given he is captain and listed at number one on the team sheet, you might think the answer is Dublin goalkeeper Stephen Cluxton as part of

By John Harrington It’s knock-out camogie from this weekend on as Tipperary play Clare and Waterford play Kilkenny in the Glen Dimlex All-Ireland quarter-finals. If Tipperary can beat the Banner they’ll have qualified for the last four of the competition for the eight time in nine years. That’s a testament

By John Harrington This year’s All-Ireland SHC campaign has been billed by some as a ‘Last Dance’ for Clare’s golden generation due to the age-profile of some of the greatest players the county has ever produced. John Conlon is 37. David McInerney, David Reidy, and Cathal Malone are 33. Tony

Click here to listen to the full interview with Cork senior hurling captain Darragh Fitzgibbon. By Cian O'Connell Cork captain Darragh Fitzgibbon was delighted to return to All-Ireland SHC Quarter-Final action against Offaly. Fitzgibbon missed the closing stages of the Munster Championship following appendix surgery. The Charleville clubman, though, started