GAA Roundup: Kerry and Dubs draw, Galway notches a win
This week's GAA news from Ireland - Clare, Wexford Covid dispute, Limerick still losing, New look Mayo wins
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This week's GAA news from Ireland - Clare, Wexford Covid dispute, Limerick still losing, New look Mayo wins
Twenty years on, Dublin and Kerry staged a revival of the 2001 Trip to Tipp and came up with the same outcome. That day was tied up by a timeless line-ball point from Maurice Fitzgerald and if a penalty is a more prosaic means of scoring, it was Fitzgeraldâs modern-day heir apparent, David Clifford, who converted it to level up matters in the fifth minute of injury-time. Times have changed and the relationship of the counties has come full circle with Dublin now dominant partner. There was great anticipation coming into the match, as Kerry had dismantled Galway on the opening day of t...
Only five players that featured in the 2014 final win are still involved with the Kingdom.
By Advertiser Reporter Pictures: CPS WESSEX A GAS fitter launched a furious hammer attack on the man said to have failed to return his van on time. Daniel Fear, 32, abandoned his vehicle in the middle of the road and stormed towards the man’s Honda Civic when he spotted it at on the forecourt of an Esso petrol station on March 18, 2021. Armed with a hammer, he battered the car and swung the weapon in an effort to strike his victim. Jailing Fear for seven months at Swindon Crown Court on Friday, Judge Peter Crabtree said: “Thi...
By Advertiser Reporter Pictures: CPS WESSEX A GAS fitter launched a furious hammer attack on the man said to have failed to return his van on time. Daniel Fear, 32, abandoned his vehicle in the middle of the road and stormed towards the man’s Honda Civic when he spotted it at on the forecourt of an Esso petrol station on March 18, 2021. Armed with a hammer, he battered the car and swung the weapon in an effort to strike his victim. Jailing Fear for seven months at Swindon Crown Court on Friday, Judge Peter Crabtree said: “Thi...