Person: P. Mahon

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Bodie to the rescue for Newmarket

THE movement was often poor, much of the passing sloppy too, but Fermoy and Newmarket can still take a bow for an Evening Echo Cork Co U-21 FC semi-final performance in Mallow on Saturday that was full of passion and commitment, with a draw probably the right result in the end.

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Hayes and Farragher firepower too much for Limerick

Galway 1-18 Limerick 2-14

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Waterford keep faith in Phelan

WITH Dave Bennett ruled out through injury, Brian Phelan retains his place at midfield on the Waterford hurling team to meet Offaly in tomorrow’s All-Ireland qualifier at Dr. Cullen Park, Carlow.

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McKenna leads Limerick as Marsden quits Armagh

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Colman’s and Coláistí Na Déise coast home

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Micko makes just one change but shuffles the pack for Meath meeting

Waterford manage to overcome a rampant Laois

WATERFORD's perfect record in the top flight of the NHL remains intact after overcoming a tenacious Laois at Walsh Park yesterday.

Mon, 01 Mar, 2004

Clare attack strike rich vein and Laois have no answer

EVER since Anthony Daly ascended to the throne in Clare, observers have been waiting for the Banner to break from the blocks.

Mon, 23 Feb, 2004

Fitzpatrick makes senior debut for Cats

NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD James Fitzpatrick will make his senior debut for Kilkenny for Sunday's NHL clash with Waterford at Nowlan Park.

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004

Flannan's flatten Colman's

St. Flannan's 2-18 St. Colman's 1-3

Fri, 21 Nov, 2003

Limerick take no chances as Begley undergoes fitness test

LIMERICK are taking no chances ahead of their Bank of Ireland, Munster SFC semi-final clash with next-door neighbours Clare at Cusack Park, Ennis on Sunday next.

Thu, 12 Jun, 2003

Wright man for the job as Kildare leave out Ryan

INSPIRATIONAL former captain Glen Ryan has been left out of the Kildare team for Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Leinster SFC quarter-final against Longford at Croke Park.

Wed, 21 May, 2003

Limerick keep the faith

LIMERICK have kept faith with the side that agonisingly lost the Allianz National Football League Division 2 final for next Sunday’s opening game in the Munster senior football championship against Cork at Pairc Uí Chaoimh.

Thu, 08 May, 2003

Win for short-handed Limerick

Limerick 2-17 Laois 3-10

Tue, 22 Apr, 2003

Gallagher wins Midland Rally

Leading from the start, Sean Gallagher and co-driver, Liam Costello (Escort Cosworth) dominated the Midland Mini Stage Rally in Carrick on Shannon and ran out convincing winners by 39 seconds.

Sun, 23 Mar, 2003

Hartley and Mullane return for Waterford

FERGAL HARTLEY and John Mullane return to inter-county action for the first time since Waterford’s defeat by Clare in last year’s All-Ireland semi-final when they line up in their regular centre back and corner forward berths respectively for Sunday’s Allianz League clash with Laois in Portlaoise.

Fri, 07 Mar, 2003

Mulcahy in Cork line-up for injured O’Sullivan

DIARMUID O’SULLIVAN, who recently announced he was quitting football to concentrate on hurling, will miss Cork’s Allianz NHL clash with Wexford at Wexford Park on Sunday because of a groin injury.

Thu, 06 Mar, 2003

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Person: P. Mahon

Bodie to the rescue for Newmarket

Hayes and Farragher firepower too much for Limerick

Waterford keep faith in Phelan

McKenna leads Limerick as Marsden quits Armagh

Colman’s and Coláistí Na Déise coast home

Micko makes just one change but shuffles the pack for Meath meeting

Waterford manage to overcome a rampant Laois

Clare attack strike rich vein and Laois have no answer

Fitzpatrick makes senior debut for Cats

Flannan's flatten Colman's

Limerick take no chances as Begley undergoes fitness test

Wright man for the job as Kildare leave out Ryan

Limerick keep the faith

Win for short-handed Limerick

Gallagher wins Midland Rally

Hartley and Mullane return for Waterford

Mulcahy in Cork line-up for injured O’Sullivan

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Person: P. Mahon

Bodie to the rescue for Newmarket

Hayes and Farragher firepower too much for Limerick

Waterford keep faith in Phelan

McKenna leads Limerick as Marsden quits Armagh

Colman’s and Coláistí Na Déise coast home

Micko makes just one change but shuffles the pack for Meath meeting

Waterford manage to overcome a rampant Laois

Clare attack strike rich vein and Laois have no answer

Fitzpatrick makes senior debut for Cats

Flannan's flatten Colman's

Limerick take no chances as Begley undergoes fitness test

Wright man for the job as Kildare leave out Ryan

Limerick keep the faith

Win for short-handed Limerick

Gallagher wins Midland Rally

Hartley and Mullane return for Waterford

Mulcahy in Cork line-up for injured O’Sullivan

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