Event: Guinness All-Ireland hurling final

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Cats will prevail if they play to form

OF all the comments made about tomorrow’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling final, arguably the most amusing is that Limerick have nothing to lose.

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A glorious 29th for Kilkenny

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All-Ireland final tickets missing in the post

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Corcoran ready for the fray

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Allen says O’Grady has restored Rebel confidence

Cusack: Why it means so much

DONAL ÓG CUSACK wouldn't be one to tempt fate in relation to Cork's clash with champions Kilkenny in the Guinness All-Ireland hurling final in Croke Park on Sunday. But, he knows what he would like to do if they are successful.

Wed, 08 Sep, 2004

Kearney creates Armagh first

ARMAGH native Úna Kearney becomes the first lady from the Orchard county to take charge of a senior All-Ireland Camogie final when she takes charge of the meeting of Cork and Tipperary on September 19.

Wed, 08 Sep, 2004

Carey, Gardiner recover to line out for final

KILKENNY are set to name an unchanged team including DJ Carey for Sunday's Guinness All-Ireland hurling final, while John Gardiner is on course for a recall to the Cork team.

Tue, 07 Sep, 2004

Fast Cork hurling and it’s a match

SHOULD Cork win next Sunday’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling final, it would provide a fitting end to a remarkable campaign.

Tue, 09 Sep, 2003

Just a further step on the journey, says O’Grady

Cork 3-17 Wexford 2-7

Mon, 18 Aug, 2003

Cork and Wexford to renew battle on Saturday

CORK and Wexford will have to fight it out again in Croke Park next Saturday for the right to play in this year’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling final.

Mon, 11 Aug, 2003

Kilkenny can again deliver: claims Skehan

THE Kilkenny hurlers are more than capable of an enhanced performance in Sunday’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling final, according to legendary goalkeeper Noel Skehan.

Thu, 05 Sep, 2002

Dream call-up for Coogan caps remarkable return from injury

NO place for Charlie Carter or Brian McEvoy in the Kilkenny team for Sunday’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling final against Clare, but a dream call-up for Jimmy Coogan!

Thu, 05 Sep, 2002

Will to win decided it, says Cody

KILKENNY will once more be pushed to the limit when they face up to Clare in the Guinness All-Ireland hurling final on September 8, according to manager Brian Cody.

Tue, 20 Aug, 2002

Kilkenny’s stronger finish crucial to result

Kilkenny 1-20

Mon, 19 Aug, 2002

Clare use experience to overcome Waterford

Clare 1-16 Waterford 1-13

Sun, 11 Aug, 2002