Month: September 2021

We’ll Leave it There So: Brady linked with €12 million move, Yaya apologises and all today’s sport

Anthony ‘Pretty Boy’ Taylor pictured at the Bellator 169 Open Workouts in the Straight Blast Gym earlier. Source: Gary Carr/INPHO Home The Galway hurlers’ fight against the Leinster structure will go before GAA Congress. Ireland international Robbie Brady is being linked with a €12 million January move away from Norwich to Aston Villa. An ex-Kilkenny minor hurler,…

By HearthstoneYarns September 19, 2021 0

Sports Person of the Year 2016: Why Seamus Callanan deserves his place on the shortlist

THE SHORTLIST FOR RTÉ Sports Person of the Year is packed with worthy contenders.  Today, Kevin O’Brien argues in favour of All-Ireland hurling winner, Seamus Callanan… Source: James Crombie/INPHO 2016 was undoubtedly a great sporting year for Ireland, as we enjoyed success in soccer, rugby, MMA, rowing and sailing on the international stage. When we look inward to…

By HearthstoneYarns September 19, 2021 0

Thurles CBS complete Dr Harty Cup last eight of Tipp, Cork, Limerick and Waterford schools

Tipperary All-Ireland minor winner Killian O’Dwyer is part of the Thurles CBS side. Source: Donall Farmer/INPHO 2015 CHAMPIONS THURLES CBS have completed the line-up for this season’s Dr Harty Cup quarter-finals after their second round victory this afternoon in Dundrum over Abbey CBS. The all-Tipperary clash saw Thurles CBS run out five-point victors by 0-14…

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We’ll Leave It There So: Punishment for Hartley, Hickey’s return and all today’s sport

Home Source: Presseye/Brian Little/INPHO Neil Seery’s UFC final fight before retirement is set to take place early next year. Pat Hickey’s passport has reportedly been returned to him and he could be on his way back to Ireland. Government funding for the GPA will continue over the next three years with mental health programmes currently in the pipeline. …

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Is it time for the GAA to ditch the interprovincial football and hurling competitions?

IF GAA CHIEFS were looking for evidence that the interprovincial competitions have a viable and long-term future, attendances at last weekend’s semi-finals in both codes will have left them disappointed. It’s estimated that 75 people were present in Nenagh for the Connacht-Leinster hurling semi-final, with the figure at Semple Stadium for the Munster-Ulster clash on…

By HearthstoneYarns September 19, 2021 0