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Goal-hungry Fitzgibbon Cup star on course for a major role in Waterford resurgence - Vimarsana News

Goal-hungry Fitzgibbon Cup star on course for a major role in Waterford resurgence

Mikey Kiely was instrumental in Waterford’s win over Cork and could have a big say as the round-robin series progresses.

Source: the42.ie
Cork GAA's New Partnership with Under Armour – TheCork.ie (News & Entertainment) - Vimarsana News

Cork GAA's New Partnership with Under Armour – TheCork.ie (News & Entertainment)

27 April 2024 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Cork GAA recently announced a new, dynamic partnership with Under Armour, a global leader in performance sports apparel. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for Cork GAA, bringing innovative technology and elite performance wear to our athletes. Under the terms of this partnership, Under Armour is now the…

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Waterford News & Star — A win that lifted a county | Waterford News & Star - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — A win that lifted a county | Waterford News & Star

A Waterford fan celebrates a score during Sunday’s win over Cork in Walsh Park in the Munster SHC. Photos: Inpho. Munster SHC: Waterford v Cork: The Talking…

'A huge player for us going forward' - Cork trying to figure out their best hurling attack - Vimarsana News

'A huge player for us going forward' - Cork trying to figure out their best hurling attack

The search for their best six forwards continues for Cork boss Pat Ryan.

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Kilkenny joy on the road, Cork struggles in defeat, and star names returning - Vimarsana News

Kilkenny joy on the road, Cork struggles in defeat, and star names returning

An attendance of 16,274 saw Derek Lyng’s side defeat Cork by 0-21 to 1-17.

Source: the42.ie