Person: Conor Forde

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Johne Murphy ready for next step with Naas

Johne Murphy has quickly established his credentials as a coach just two years after signing off on a memorable career that saw him play over 200 top class games for Leicester, Munster, Emerging Ireland and the Wolfhounds.

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Defiant Cork U21s prove their mettle

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Monaghan reach first U21 final in nine years as Armagh fall flat

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Gilvarry delighted as Mayo’s bold approach proves too much for suffering Farney boys

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Mayo minors book final berth with convincing win over Monaghan

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Canning injury dampens Fitzy’s joy but Limerick IT advance

Bridge blow the Gaels away

HOW did this happen?

Fri, 18 Mar, 2011

Cats fail to make the kill again

CAN you imagine the following two things happening within five days of one another — Kilkenny being ahead in a National League game by nine points and losing by four; their senior hurling club champions, O’Loughlin Gaels, being up by five points with only a few minutes to go in the first half of an All-Ireland final, and losing by 12?

Fri, 18 Mar, 2011