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Preview: Weekend's senior club championship finals

Preview: Weekend's senior club championship finals

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Eamon O'Shea hoping a simple approach will bear fruit against Scots
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Eamon O'Shea hoping a simple approach will bear fruit against Scots

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Séamus Harnedy looking forward to swapping red of Cork for green of Ireland
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Manley ready to lead Ireland into battle with Scotland
Camogie

Manley ready to lead Ireland into battle with Scotland

By Brian Barry Ger Manley has always understood that opportunities to represent your country in Gaelic games are to be cherished. The Midleton man pulled on the green jersey as a player in the 1990s for hurling-shinty internationals, and jumped at the chance in 2025 to lead the Ireland camogie

Friday 23 October 2026
Seán Fox hoping trial rules will benefit DCU
Football
Seán Fox hoping trial rules will benefit DCU
​By Paul Keane Seán Fox has been an interested observer like everyone else so far in the Ryan Cup. The two-time Sigerson Cup winning manager is in charge of DCU again this season and operating under the suite of experimental rules in the third level league competition. DCU defeated ATU
Friday 23 October 2026
No secrets in Dublin hurling final derby
Hurling
Dublin
No secrets in Dublin hurling final derby
By John Harrington There will be no surprises for either team when Kilmacud Crokes play Cuala in Saturday night’s PTSB Dublin SHC Final. These two great south-side rivals know each other inside out, with a good chunk of both panels former team-mates in their school days in Coláiste Eoin. “Yeah,
Friday 23 October 2026
Gerard Walsh relishing another Hurling-Shinty International
Gerard Walsh relishing another Hurling-Shinty International
By John Harrington For most of the Ireland team, Saturday’s Shinty-Hurling International against Scotland will be their first experience of the compromise code. Not so Antrim defender, Gerard Walsh, who’s pretty much a gnarled veteran of the sport at this stage. This will be his third time to play a
Thursday 22 October 2026
Players and officials getting to grips with football trials
Football
Players and officials getting to grips with football trials
​By Paul Keane Last night's Ryan Cup game between DCU and ATU Galway was only five seconds old when referee Ian Howley was called upon to implement one of the new trial rules. Racing forward to contest the breaking ball from the throw-in, DCU centre back Eoin Ward came sliding
Thursday 22 October 2026
Sean McVeigh working hard for Donegal hurling
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Donegal
Sean McVeigh working hard for Donegal hurling
By John Harrington Last March, Sean McVeigh was appointed as Donegal GAA’s Hurling Academy Head for the County. The creation of the new role was one of five goals outlined in a hurling development plan published in November last year and underlined the county’s determination to promote both codes equally
Thursday 22 October 2026

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    Sean McVeigh working hard for Donegal hurling
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    Donegal
    Sean McVeigh working hard for Donegal hurling
    By John Harrington Last March, Sean McVeigh was appointed as Donegal GAA’s Hurling Academy Head for the County. The creation of the new role was one of five goals outlined in a hurling development plan published in November last year and underlined the county’s determination to promote both codes equally
    22 October 2026
    Sean Brennan loving Cuala's return to the big show
    Hurling
    Dublin
    Sean Brennan loving Cuala's return to the big show
    By John Harrington The big time came knocking very early in Sean Brennan’s club hurling career. When Cuala goalkeeper Fintan O’Brien rolled his ankle in training the Thursday before the 2012 county quarter-final against Craobh Chiaráin, the senior team management phoned Brennan. He was only 17 years old and never
    21 October 2026
    Charlemont's camogie culture at the heart of St. Vincents success
    Camogie
    Charlemont's camogie culture at the heart of St. Vincents success
    By John Harrington If you drive through the Charlemont estate in Marino you can’t miss the bright yellow signs warning you to proceed slowly because there are children at play. Those signs are there with good reason. Since the estate was built in the early 1990s its has always been
    15 October 2026
    Kevin Stephenson's road less travelled
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    Dublin
    Kevin Stephenson's road less travelled
    By John Harrington Castleknock’s Kevin Stephenson wasn’t your average senior inter-county debutant when he pulled on a Dublin jersey for the very first time against Laois in the O’Byrne Cup last January. He was 29 years of age, and not only had he never played at Dublin at any level
    15 October 2026

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