Archive for the ‘GAA Hurling’ Category
SFC play-off delay frustrates players
That Christmas is approaching and the Waterford Senior Football Championship still hasn’t been completed represents an incredulous state of affairs.
Western Board must be maintained, says Chair
In his first address to the Western Convention as Divisional Chairman, Eddie Cunningham urged club delegates to vote against the Strategic Plan when such time comes.
Western Board Secretary calls for Deise team cuts
“I believe as a county we should no longer participate in Junior football or intermediate hurling as I believe it is a waste of finance.”
Waterford interest in provincial series ends
Cappamore showed no side effects of having to play two games in the space of 60 hours.
Wateford’s ‘Wonder Years’ captured in stunning new book
‘The Wonder Years’, a unique photographic retrospective encompassing Waterford’s inter-county hurling fortunes between 2002 and 2011, has just been published.
Wateford’s ‘Wonder Years’ captured in stunning new book
‘The Wonder Years’, a unique photographic retrospective encompassing Waterford’s inter-county hurling fortunes between 2002 and 2011, has just been published.
Rampant Gunners romp to another Deise title
Ballygunner somewhat atoned for their Munster Senior Club Championship defeat when coasting to their third successive Under-21 County title after a 25-point win over Cappoquin in Carriganore last Sunday.
Blackwater denied by St Flannan’s
It was widely agreed that Blackwater Community School faced the toughest task of all as they had to beat St Flannan’s.
De La Salle into quarter-finals
County Minor Hurling member Darragh Flynn put in a man of the match performance.
Coláiste na nDéise advance
Coláiste na nDéise won themselves a place in the last eight of this year’s Dr Harty Cup competition when they romped to a 14-point win.