Person: Seán Óg ÓhAilpín

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Ambitious Mark Keane aiming high Down Under with Collingwood

Its 30 degrees in Melbourne and the sports mad city is abuzz as it bids farewell to the record breaking Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup and looks forward to the upcoming Australian Rules season, writes Maurice Brosnan.

Wed, 18 Mar, 2020

Cork and Kerry set for cross-code showdown

ALL-IRELAND hurling and football winners Cork and Kerry are in discussions over a novel football clash to raise money for their respective end-of-season holidays.

Fri, 12 Nov, 2004

Lots done, but more to do before semi-final

THE Cork hurlers’ revolt before Christmas, handled so diplomatically and resulting in the cementing of new relationships with County Board management, may be seen by many as the catalyst for yesterday’s triumph in Thurles.

Mon, 30 Jun, 2003

The art of noise

GLENN MCGRATH was enjoying himself. Australia were totally in control of their match with Zimbabwe and the world’s best fast bowler was relishing his customary task of mopping up the tail — the weakest of the remaining batsmen — these were easy wickets for McGrath.

Wed, 04 Dec, 2002