Archive for the ‘GAA Football’ Category

Can Waterford upset Cavan?

Waterford play Cavan next Saturday in the Semi-Final of the All Ireland Intermediate Championship.
Waterford players Fiona Morrissey and Katie Whyte dejected after their All-Ireland Ladies Football U16B Shield Final defeat by Fermanagh in Banagher.                                                                                                      | Photos: Oliver McVeigh-Sportsfile

Deise agony as Fermanagh come back from the dead

Waterford lost their All-Ireland U16B Shield title in Bannagher, Co Offaly on Sunday last, when Fermanagh overturned a 10-point deficit early in the second half to win their first title.
Ballinacourty's Mark Fives fields the ball above Stradbally's Eddie Rockett during their recent League decider at Fraher Field.

Stradbally spurn chances as ’Courty claim silverware

Ballinacourty are the Park Hotel County Senior Football League Champions for 2010 after they overcame the challenge of Stradbally.

Tramore or Saviours face drop

after a less than convincing win over Tramore at Walsh Park last Saturday.

All-Ireland U16B Shield Final

Waterford bounced back from their Munster Final defeat.

Waterford Intermediate Ladies snatch draw

At the final whistle they were very lucky to come away with a share of the points after a below par performance.

David’s hopes for reporting stardom!

Kilrossanty’s David Prendergast has made it onto the five-strong shortlist from which Newstalk 106-108 FM and Ulster Bank hope to unearth the next big name in Irish sports journalism.
Referee Jim Murphy with the captains Martin Roche (West) on left and James Coad (East).

John O’Regan Perpetual Trophy Match at Kill Club

The Annual John O’Regan Perpetual Memorial Trophy match recently took place at a very wet Kill GAA Club.
Gaultier will hope to have Thomas Connors in action now that the club has qualified for the business end of the Senior Football Championship.

Gaultier enjoy scenic route to quarter-finals

For the second year in succession Gaultier have come through the scenic route of the play-offs to claim the final quarter-final spot.
Offaly's Ross Brady in possession watched by Waterford's man-of-the-match Gary Hurney during Saturday's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Qualifier in O'Connor Park, Tullamore.             | Photo: David Maher-Sportsfile

Déise bow out with heads held high

Despite this defeat, John Owens and his men can hold their heads high and look forward to 2011 with a degree of confidence.