Event: National Hurling League final

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Kilkenny v Tipperary 1968: ‘The only day in my career I felt a bit afraid on the field’

Next month marks the 50th anniversary of the National Hurling League final between Kilkenny and Tipperary, one of the most controversial clashes in GAA history, writes Enda McEvoy

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Murray: I never threatened to end players’ Cork careers

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League revenue for 2008 suffers decline

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Cork's Kirwan to referee All-Ireland SHC final

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Clare turn focus to championship

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Bannerman Nugent facing fitness fight

The sound of silence at Board meeting

THERE was a deafening silence at last night’s meeting of the Cork County Board regarding the decision taken at the GAA Congress to amend Rule 42.

Wed, 27 Apr, 2005

All eyes on street party

HAND-HELD cameras are likely to outnumber copies of the Socialist Worker on Monday.

Sat, 03 May, 2003

Champs Kilkenny through to final

Defending champions Kilkenny got the minimum result required to earn a place in the National Hurling League Final when they played out a thrilling draw with Wexford at Nowlan Park today.

Sun, 27 Apr, 2003

Tipp coast into league final

An eight point winning margin over Clare put Michael Doyle's Tipperary through to this year's National Hurling League Final.

Sun, 27 Apr, 2003

Laois match timetable is ‘crazy’, says O’Dwyer

MICK O’DWYER is anything but happy about the prospect of Laois footballers having to play major games on consecutive Sundays, describing the fixing of their championship meeting with Wexford the week after their Allianz National League final against holders Tyrone as “crazy”.

Wed, 23 Apr, 2003

GAA Hurling: Clare take three-point half-time lead

Clare have taken a three-point lead at half-time against Tipperary in the National Hurling League Final at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick.

Sun, 06 May, 2001

GAA: Kelly ruled out for Tipperary

Paul Kelly is ruled out of the Tipperary team to play Clare in the National Hurling League Final at Limerick on Sunday.

Tue, 01 May, 2001