Sunday, March 21, 2010 Previous editions
CORK defender Shane O’Neill expects tomorrow’s NHL opponents Waterford to pose as big a challenge as Kilkenny did last week.
PREVIEW: Allianz NFL Division 1
Cork v Dublin, tonight, Páirc Ui Rinn, 7.30pm
Referee: P McEnany, Monaghan
IF IT’S a challenge he’s looking for, and Pat Gilroy has always maintained this year’s NFL campaign is about pitting new players against life at the coalface, then it’s a challenge he’s got.
PREVIEW: Allianz NFL Division 1
Kerry v Mayo, tomorrow, Tralee, 2.30pm
Referee: D Coldrick, Meath
IN the sport of bullfighting so beloved of Ernest Hemingway, there is a term called querencia.
THE KERRY management’s desire to employ Marc Ó Sé’s footballing talents in the half-back line gets another trial tomorrow in Tralee, with the youngest of the Gaeltacht brothers selected at right half-back for the clash with Mayo.
THE GAA recently outlined its latest figures for attendances and revenues. As Croke Park says farewell to the Six Nations this evening, Michael Moynihan enlisted academic and All-Ireland-winner John Considine to look beyond the figures.
PREVIEW: Munster U21FC Semi-Final
Waterford v Kerry, Fraher Field, 2.30pm
Referee: M Meade, Limerick
AFTER last week’s stunning success against Munster and All-Ireland champions Cork, it’s difficult to see Kerry slipping up here.
Loreto Grammar School, Omagh (Tyrone) 2-10 Coláiste na Sceilge, Caherciveen (Kerry) 3-5
LORETO Grammar School, Omagh recovered from a dreadful start to deservedly book their place in the Tesco All-Ireland Schools Ladies SFC final following a pulsating tussle in Ferbane yesterday.
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