News Category: Munster GAA News
Ken McGrath
Three time hurling all star Ken McGrath has insisted that Waterford have the ability to avenge last year’s embarrassing seven
Waterford’s bench now a weapon rather than a weakness – Connors
Noel Connors believes that Waterford’s unexpected victory over Clare showed that his team’s bench has become a weapon rather than
Waterford have “fifty-fifty chance” of beating Tipperary – Prendergast
Waterford full forward Seamus Prendergast says that, while the people of Waterford may already consider this year’s championship run a
Scent of big stage will cure Tipperary’s hangover – Ryan
Waterford hurling manager Michael Ryan believes that the lure of a Munster championship and All-Ireland semi-final will be enough to
Kilkenny and Cork to prevail according to new ‘Round the Square Pundits
The Old Firm can expect success this weekend in the two provincial finals up for decision. That’s the view of
Competition for places strengthens Cork – Murphy
Nicholas Murphy believes the depth of the current Cork panel will drive them towards silverware in 2012. The return of
Clare have ‘the bottle’ for the Championship – Conor Counihan
Cork are gearing up for their first Munster SFC final against Clare since 1949. The two sides last met in
Underdogs Clare won’t be taken lightly – Paddy Kelly
Cork footballer Paddy Kelly feels that any less than an All Ireland Final place will be a failure this season.
Lar back in the reckoning to face Cork – Declan Ryan
After an extended break from inter county hurling 2010 hurler of the year Lar Corbett looks set to make his
Strong League campaign will stand to us – Ger Cunningham
Cork selector Ger Cunningham feels the Rebel’s tough league fixtures will stand them in good stead as
Tipp’s strength in depth is formidable – Donal Óg
Despite being out for the season with an achilles injury, Cork captain Donal Og Cusack is still having a positive
We must learn from mistakes – Cathal Naughton
The fourteen point beating dished out by Kilkenny to Cork in the League final is uppermost in Cathal Naughton’s mind
