Event: AIB Leinster

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Dessie Dolan retires after loss to Ballyboden in Leinster semi

Westmeath great Dessie Dolan pulled down the shutters on his playing career on a bittersweet afternoon in Mullingar as Garrycastle exited the AIB Leinster club championship.

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St Mullins recall 34-point defeat on rocky road to final

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Patrick Fox pleased with superb defensive contribution

The Rathnew substitutes watch the closing minutes of the game 12/11/2017

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‘Wouldn’t it be great for Wicklow to have the Dubs in Aughrim?’

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'Baltinglass have great history but that’s all it is’

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Gill: It’s not all about Dermo

A weekend to remember for proud father John

Carlow senior hurling manager John Meyler enjoyed a landmark weekend that saw him celebrate his 30th wedding anniversary, victory for Mount Leinster Rangers in the AIB Leinster final and a first Premier League goal for son David.

Tue, 03 Dec, 2013

Dub star Carroll plays down great expectations

DUBLIN full-back Rory O’Carroll has played down his chances of repeating his excellent debut senior season in 2011.

Wed, 22 Dec, 2010

Sars must build from the back, says Earley

KILDARE football champions Sarsfields must get the very best from their defenders if they are to win Sunday’s AIB Leinster club final in Navan.

Fri, 02 Dec, 2005

James Stephens win Leinster Club Hurling title

The James Stephens club of Kilkenny collected the AIB Leinster club championship, at O'Moore park in Portlaoise this afternoon.

Sun, 28 Nov, 2004

GAA: Comerford says victory ranks amongst greatest of days

MARTIN COMERFORD has enjoyed many glorious days of hurling, days which have garnered him championship medals and Allstars in the service of Kilkenny.

Mon, 01 Dec, 2003

Comeback Carey raring to turn on the style in final

DJ CAREY doesn’t need to be encouraged to turn on the style for his club, to be as highly motivated as when he dons the black and amber. He’s not that type of person.

Fri, 29 Nov, 2002

GAA: Carlow Leave O'Hanrahans Out In The Cold

Carlow fans should not expect to see their O’Hanrahans heroes in the starting line-up when they face neighbours Wicklow in next Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Leinster senior football championship opening round tie at Newbridge.

Tue, 08 May, 2001