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Clare GAA

“He would be proud of me now playing for Clare. That’s what keeps me going”

Women in Sport

“He would be proud of me now playing for Clare. That’s what keeps me going”

By SportsJOE

From West Clare to the top for multi-talented Considines

Women in Sport

From West Clare to the top for multi-talented Considines

By Niall McIntyre

“I’d have massive respect for him as a person, but I was very disappointed in that”

GAA

“I’d have massive respect for him as a person, but I was very disappointed in that”

By Niall McIntyre

Prodigal son comes home to make Waterford contenders again

GAA

Prodigal son comes home to make Waterford contenders again

By Niall McIntyre

“I hear an awful lot about the manliness of hurling. Let’s kill that straight away”

GAA

“I hear an awful lot about the manliness of hurling. Let’s kill that straight away”

By Niall McIntyre

“I’m gutted it’s over for this year but I can’t wait for next year”

Women in Sport

“I’m gutted it’s over for this year but I can’t wait for next year”

By SportsJOE

“He almost burned out. He was on the go for two years, people were doubting him”

GAA

“He almost burned out. He was on the go for two years, people were doubting him”

By Niall McIntyre

“I love going training, I love playing. It’s 70-80% of what I do since I was a young lad”

GAA

“I love going training, I love playing. It’s 70-80% of what I do since I was a young lad”

By Niall McIntyre

“It’s up to players now like Tony Kelly and Shane O’Donnell to step up and provide leadership” – Clare in a pickle

GAA

“It’s up to players now like Tony Kelly and Shane O’Donnell to step up and provide leadership” – Clare in a pickle

By Niall McIntyre

A summer of golf and getting fit, but Davy Fitz is delighted to be back hurling

GAA

A summer of golf and getting fit, but Davy Fitz is delighted to be back hurling

By Niall McIntyre

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