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Anthony Daly

Patrick Horgan and Richie English 2/4/2017

Young players drove Treaty over the line

I was in Páirc Uí Rinn early yesterday, primarily to get a good seat and to sample the atmosphere. I’m not really a football fan, but I was there for all of the Cork-Down match.

Mon, 03 Apr, 2017

Should you bring war or phoney war to the league quarter-finals?

A few years back, around this time of the year, I did this promotional event in the old Arbour Hill Boxing Club in Stoneybatter with Mickey Harte. 

Sat, 01 Apr, 2017

Maybe the Gary Keegan impact is being felt in Cork

You have to give it to Cork for the way they responded after successive defeats to Dublin and Kilkenny, writes Anthony Daly.

Mon, 27 Mar, 2017

Limerick may pick up the weekend’s most valuable points

In the last round of the league in 2013, Dublin played Carlow in Parnell Park. We were second in Division 1B so we needed to win to ensure we made the final against Limerick, writes Anthony Daly.

Sat, 25 Mar, 2017

Ballyea v Cuala - AIB GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Club Championship Final

Cuala just got a better handle on Ballyea’s big dogs

Ballyea’s main problem yesterday was their big names were too busy with a direct opponent, writes Anthony Daly.

Sat, 18 Mar, 2017

Cheltenham Racing Festival - St Patrick's Thursday

Ruby Walsh and Willie Mullins don’t operate under the seduction of safety

This game is a mixture of talent, bravery and luck and maybe Willie Mullins’ has just turned at the right time, writes Anthony Daly.

Fri, 17 Mar, 2017

Costly carnage as Santa returns for bookies

I’m sure the majority of wallets were thin after Douvan’s collapse, writes Anthony Daly.

Thu, 16 Mar, 2017

Day One of battle cautiously negotiated and a little ahead

The acute pangs for the Cotswolds began early yesterday. To unload the frustration, I tapped on my phone and screamed as loud as I could on Twitter. ‘I hate, hate anyone heading to Cheltenham today’.

Wed, 15 Mar, 2017