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Super Sunday ahead for Banner June 27, 2021 Clare v Waterford @ Semple Stadium Thurles, Sunday 3.30pm (Colm Lyons, Cork) With a full hand to choose from, Clare would undoubtedly be heading to Thurles on Sunday in confident mood of turning over last year’s All-Ireland Quarter-Final result. Traditionally, Clare wouldn’t have the same innate hang-ups about Waterford as they would to a Tipperary or Cork or in more recent times Limerick. Of course, that’s the same for Waterford who will view this match-up as the best of a bad lot in an ultra-competitive Munster Championship. However, there ...

Allianz Hurling League: The talking points from the opening weekend A massive fillip for Antrim, Cork make a statement, and different folk with different takes on hurling’s grapple with cynical play DARREN DELIVERS: Antrim manager Darren Gleeson encourages his players at the water break during their surprise win over Brian Lohan's Clare  at Corrigan Park in Belfast. Picture: David Fitzgerald, Sportsfile Mon, 10 May, 2021 - 07:00 Paul Keane, John Fogarty, Eoghan Cormican, John Fallon, Declan Bogue, and Mort Murphy Key now for Antrim is to back up this opening day statement On RTÉ Radio a...

John Kiely and Liam Sheedy were reasonably satisfied to settle for a point after the sides were level 10 times across the 70 minutes

'); 'The attitude really was the big question today, I think they passed that test' - Limerick start again John Kiely on Limerick’s return to action in 2021. By Fintan O'Toole Sunday 9 May 2021, 10:54 AM May 9th 2021, 10:54 AM 10,497 Views 20 Comments Tipperary players form a guard of honour for the Limerick team. Image: Morgan Treacy/INPHO Image: Morgan Treacy/INPHO IT WAS 20 minutes before throw-in yesterday evening when the Tipperary te...

Donal O'Grady's tactics board: Déise must fire early to thwart Treaty counter-punches Limerick’s system works best when they get ahead. The Déise players and management will be aware The Limerick team during their water break during the Munster quarter-final win over Clare. The stop in play can break momentum but also gives managements a chance to readjust their tactics mid-game. Picture: Daire Brennan/Sportsfile Sat, 12 Dec, 2020 - 13:01 A confidant, solid, vigorous opening is required by Waterford tomorrow. They know that they can’t afford another first-half performance like they ser...