Archive for the ‘GAA Hurling’ Category
Passage prove their title credentials
For the second time in three years, Passage recorded a victory over Mount Sion in the County Senior Hurling championship.
Champions blow De la Salle away
In truth, this game was decided well before the finish as De La Salle simply had no answer to their opponents’ scoring power.
Crotty central to success
Gavin Crotty put in a man-of-the-match display in the middle of the field.
Ballyduff’s Kearneys fire crucial goals
Fourmilewater will have it all to do if they are to win a place in the knockout stages.
Villagers gain valuable victory
Abbeyside gave themselves a good chance of winning a place in the last eight of this year’s Snowcream County Senior Hurling quarter-finals.
Shanahans shoot down Tallow
Towering Lismore forward Maurice Shanahan put in a virtuoso performance, scoring twelve points in tota.
Tipp get their tactics spot on
The semi-final misery for Waterford hurling supporters continues after another heart-breaking defeat at the penultimate stage in Croke Park last Sunday. The Déise were forced to play second fiddle to a much superior Tipperary team who as manager Davy Fitzgerald admitted afterwards, got their tactics spot on.
St. Declan’s are county champions
St Declans became the County Primary Schools ‘A’ Hurling Champions 2010 by beating Cappoquin.
Presentation win camogie crown
Presentation, Waterford City overcame Cappoquin Primary School to become the County Primary Schools A Camogie Champions.
Brian to get his big chance?
Speculation is rife that Davy Fitzgerald is set to hand teenager Brian O’Halloran his first senior championship start.