Person: John Kenneally

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

gaa

Sorry Dublin, but this is rugby country

Rugby country, Saturday afternoon. Population: 5,000. Probably less.

Munster rugby can’t continue to ignore Cork and Waterford stadia

news

‘Voice of City Hall’ hangs up phones after 42 years

Private sector banks and builders to blame

Public sector unions living in dreamland

racing

Ponmeoath powers to Kerry National double

Multi-sports municipal stadium is the answer

I WISH to register my wholehearted agreement with the sentiments expressed by John Kenneally in his letter headlined ‘Home of Munster rugby is Cork — not Limerick’ (Irish Examiner, January 24).

Mon, 29 Jan, 2007

Munster rugby is at home already in the greatest city in the world

I WONDER how long John Kenneally was waiting for Munster to lose at Thomond Park so he could submit his anti-Limerick tirade (‘Munster rugby is at home in Cork — not Limerick’ (Irish Examiner letters, January 24).

Mon, 29 Jan, 2007

Munster rugby is at home in Cork — not Limerick

THOMOND Park in Limerick is the biggest myth propagated on Munster supporters since the dawn of rugby in the province.

Wed, 24 Jan, 2007

Salmon worth more on a rod than in a net

NIALL GREENE (Irish Examiner, August 5) quite rightly points out that we are losing up to 200,000 salmon a year due to the netting of salmon off our shores in our estuaries.

Fri, 06 Aug, 2004