Monthly Archives: June 2012
Under 15 Super Touch Hurling & Football Finals
Munster GAA Coaching and Games Development will hold the finals of their Under 15 Super Touch Blitzes in Mallow GAA Complex on Saturday 16th of June.
Munster Council Meeting – June 7th 2012
Munster Council Meeting June 7th 2012 The venue permutations for the Munster Senior Hurling and Senior Football Finals were among
Munster SH & SF Final venue permutations
The venue permutations for the Munster Senior Hurling and Senior Football Finals were confirmed at a meeting of the Munster CCC on Thursday.
Gooch ready for ‘massive battle’
Kerry may be Munster senior football champions but Kingdom captain Colm Cooper reckons a highly charged battle is in prospect
Munster final place a unique opportunity — Michael McDermott
Clare manager Michael McDermott is urging his players to rekindle the memories of 1992 and make it through to a
Ticket details for Munster SFC S-Finals
The Munster GAA Senior Football Championship Semi-Finals take place this weekend. See below details of some attractive discounts which supporters can avail of ahead of these matches, including packages specific to Clare and Cork supporters who wish to attend both of their counties semi-finals in Senior Hurling and Senior Football in the coming weeks.
Summer starts with Cork challenge – Darran O’Sullivan
Kerry’s all star Darran O’ Sullivan says Cork/Kerry clashes in Munster are a real highlight for fans and players alike.
Cork will provide the ultimate test – Killian Young
Kerry defender Killian Young is welcoming the challenge of Cork this Sunday in Pairc Ui Chaoimh. The southern rivals have
We have to raise our game — Jack O’ Connor
The Kerry manager is full of respect for Cork, who his charges will face on Sunday, highlighting their athleticism
League success gives us momentum – Graham Canty
Cork’s veteran defender Graham Canty says it’s good to have another league winner’s medal in his pocket, but feels
Conor Counihan’s Championship Preview
Cork Football Manager Conor Counihan gives his thoughts ahead of the Rebel’s Munster Championship campaign which begins with a hugely