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Given the hectic activity of the last few weeks, it’s a bit like a weekend off with very little action on the inter-county front, as Cork’s interest in the Allianz national leagues is at an end and even the camogie and ladies football teams are on a week ...
Waterford's Johnny Burke and Johnny Ryan of Tipperary in action when the sides last met at this grade, also in Thurles, last July. Tomorrow (Wednesday) – Semple…
Munster MHC final: Limerick find extra gear to retain title December 20, 2020 Limerick 2-22 (After extra time) Limerick made it back-to-back Munster minor hurling championship titles after seeing off Tipperary in extra time at the LIT Gaelic Grounds. Liam Lynch landed 0-10 for the winners while captain Adam English struck 0-5 and Shane O’Brien contributed 0-4 for the Diarmuid Mullins managed side. English was outstanding over the 80 minutes and set-up what looked like the winning goal by Eoin Harmon towards the end of regulation. However, Tipperary substitute Kenny Lee landed an injury-time...
Limerick and Tipperary set up Munster minor final meeting after semi-final victories Limerick saw off Cork in Thurles while Tipperary defeated Waterford in Páirc Uí Rinn. By The42 Team Saturday 12 Dec 2020, 7:29 PM Dec 12th 2020, 7:29 PM 7,845 Views 0 Comments Semple Stadium hosted today's game between Cork and Limerick. Image: Laszlo Geczo/INPHO Image: Laszlo Geczo/INPHO LIMERICK AND TIPPERARY are set for a pre-Christmas Munster hurling f...
Munster MHC: Limerick and Tipp set-up decider date December 12, 2020 Tipperary's Jack Leamy and Rory Furlong of Waterford Tipperary will take on Limerick in the Munster minor hurling championship final next Sunday week after both sides won their respective semi-finals today. The Premier men led from start to finish in a 2-14 to 0-12 win over Waterford at Pairc Ui Rinn, where Kenny Lee contributed a goal from the bench late on for the victors. It was Jack Leamy’s goal on 16 minutes that saw Tipp surge into a six-point lead (1-5 to 0-2) and they simply wouldn’t look back from there.