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Kiladangan win first county senior hurling title in thrilling fashion

Kiladangan win first county senior hurling title in thrilling fashion
20 Sep 2020Kiladangan won their first Tipperary senior hurling title in as dramatic fashion as possible as Bryan McLoughney’s last gasp goal saw them edge past Loughmore/Castleiney in extra time of a thrilling decider at Semple Stadium.read more

Can Kiladangan’s desire overcome Loughmore’s momentum

Can Kiladangan’s desire overcome Loughmore’s momentum
18 Sep 2020A pairing that is incredibly hard to call is all you want when it comes to a county final and that is what you have with Kiladangan and Loughmore/Castleiney in this senior hurling decider.

Massive prize at stake for clubs on the rise in O Riain Cup final

Massive prize at stake for clubs on the rise in O Riain Cup final
18 Sep 2020A huge prize is at stake for both Lorrha and Mullinahone in this Saturday’s Seamus O Riain Cup final at Semple Stadium.

Drom benefitting from Loughmore momentum in senior camogie final

Drom benefitting from Loughmore momentum in senior camogie final
18 Sep 2020The senior camogie championship reaches its climax after weeks of action as Drom & Inch and Clonoulty/Rossmore go head-to-head this Saturday in their bids to claim county honours.

Strong Sars stand in the way of Rovers senior leap

Strong Sars stand in the way of Rovers senior leap
18 Sep 2020Thurles Sarsfields and Shannon Rovers clash in this year’s County Intermediate Camogie final n Sunday for the chance to play senior camogie in 2021.

KILLINAN END - One hour from glory

KILLINAN END - One hour from glory
18 Sep 2020It is a curiosity of the County championship this year, and maybe club hurling in general, how games which should not, on all known form, produce big margins between teams can often amount to mismatches. 

Kiladangan and Loughmore have come a long way

Kiladangan and Loughmore have come a long way
18 Sep 2020Kiladangan and Loughmore/Castleiney have come a long way since they first met in a county final forty years ago.

The Loughmore/Castleiney family tree

The Loughmore/Castleiney family tree
18 Sep 2020In almost every GAA club in the country you’ll find relations playing on every team but Loughmore/Castleiney take it to another level altogether.

Kiladangan looking to go the extra mile

Kiladangan looking to go the extra mile
18 Sep 2020Kiladangan have been itching to get back to the county senior hurling final to right the wrongs of last year’s final defeat.

Frankie is upholding a proud Loughmore tradition

Frankie is upholding a proud Loughmore tradition
18 Sep 2020At the start of the year when Loughmore/Castleiney looked for someone to bring back the glory days to the club, they didn’t have to look too far.

Skipper Flynn knows Kiladangan must perform

Skipper Flynn knows Kiladangan must perform
18 Sep 2020When I caught up with Kiladangan captain Paul Flynn, he was just back from the gym on a non-training night.

Loughmore relishing playing with full deck

Loughmore relishing playing with full deck
18 Sep 2020Loughmore/Castleiney duo Noel McGrath and Ciaran Connolly have seen their club thrive this summer with their numerous inter-county hurlers and footballers able to focus entirely on the club

Will it be third time lucky for Lorrha manager John McIntyre?

Will it be third time lucky for Lorrha manager John McIntyre?
18 Sep 2020Lorrha manager John McIntyre will be hoping that next Saturday’s Seamus O’Riain Cup Final against Mullinahone will be third time lucky.
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