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SUMMARY:2023 Waterford Senior Hurling Final - Ballygunner 2-26 De La Salle 0-21
DESCRIPTION:Ballygunner defeated De La Salle by 2-26 to 0-21 in the Waterford Senior Hurling Final on Sunday September 10th at Walsh Park. \n\n\nJ J Kavanagh & Sons\, Waterford GAA\, County Senior Hurling Champions 2023 \nCongratulations @ballygunnerHc 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆  #WSHC23 pic.twitter.com/uGFjLyhnbO \n— Waterford GAA (@WaterfordGAA) September 10\, 2023 \n  \n\nBallygunner make it 10 on the trot with win over De La Salle \nReport by John Fogarty for the Irish Examiner newspaper \nBALLYGUNNER 2-26 DE LA SALLE 0-21  \nBrilliant Ballygunner are toasting a record 10th consecutive Waterford senior hurling championship\, eclipsing the previous nine-in-a-row records of Erins Own and Mount Sion. \nDe La Salle were no match for Darragh O’Sullivan’s side in Walsh Park as the club extended their winning record in the competition to 53 games. \nUp 2-12 to 0-10 at half-time\, Ballygunner stretched the margin to 11 points nine minutes into the second half when Kevin Mahony was really making his presence felt. \nDe La Salle brought it back to eight points in the 47th minute but their deficit was back to double digits minutes later and the game as a contest was lost. \nDe La Salle were keeping pace in the opening 10 minutes but the scores were coming easier to Ballygunner and by the 12th minute they had opened up a three-point lead. Reuben Halloran was leading the line for De La Salle but in the other half Peter Hogan was either popping up for scores or winning frees. \nA 17th-minute Halloran free sliced the margin to two points but it was four in less than a couple of minutes as Kevin Mahony opened his ledger and Pauric Mahony punished a third foul on Hogan. \nTwo Halloran points from play made it a two-point game once more before Hogan struck for his 24th minute goal. From a puck-out\, Kevin Mahony made the most of his marker’s fall and fed Hogan who bulged the net. \nThe gap was five in the 28th minute when Dessie Hutchinson was set free with only Shaun O’Brien to beat but the Waterford goalkeeper managed to keep him out. However\, De La Salle couldn’t clear their lines and after flicking a ball over Jake Dillon’s head Pauric Mahony took receipt of it to make no mistake with his goal opportunity. \nAs Hutchinson added a third point\, Ballygunner’s advantage stretched to nine points prior to Halloran converting a 65 before the interval. \n\nInterview with Man of the Match Kevin Mahony \n\n#GAABEO Lán Ama \n"We know we want to go a lot further" \nIs é Kevin Mahony Laoch na hImearhta inniu! – Comhghairdeas leat Kevin! @ballygunnerHc | @WaterfordGAA  \nBEO/LIVE ar @TG4TV pic.twitter.com/BtStjDblWN \n— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) September 10\, 2023 \n  \n\nScorers for Ballygunner: Pauric Mahony (1-8\, 0-6 frees); P. Hogan (1-2); K. Mahony (0-5); D. Hutchinson\, C. Sheahan (0-3 each); P. Fitzgerald\, M. Mahony (0-2 each); P. Leavey (0-1). \nScorers for De La Salle: R. Halloran (0-12\, 7 frees\, 1 65); T. Douglas (0-4); E. Barrett (0-3); J. Dillon\, C. Keane (0-1 each). \nBALLYGUNNER: S. O’Keeffe (j-c); T. Foley\, B. Coughlan\, I. Kenny ; H. Ruddle\, S. O ‘Sullivan\, Philip Mahony (j-c); C. Sheahan\, P. Leavey; P. Hogan\, Pauric Mahony\, M. Mahony; D. Hutchinson\, K. Mahony\, P. Fitzgerald.\nSubs for Ballygunner: R. Power for H. Ruddle (51); J. Foley for P. Hogan (54); B. O’Keeffe for I. Kenny (56); R. Duke for C. McCann (60). \nDE LA SALLE: S. O’Brien; D. Lalor\, A. Farrell\, C. Keane; L. Dwyer\, J. Dillon\, E. Barrett (c); J. Fagan. S. Carton; R. Halloran\, E. Meaney\, J. Twomey; T. Douglas\, K. Moran\, C. McCann.\nSubs for De La Salle: B. Cunningham for E. Meaney (41); T. Moran for L. Dwyer (inj 45); C. Morris for S. Carton\, K. O’Sullivan for D. Lalor (both 57); S. Harney for T. Foley (60). \nReferee: N. Barry (Passage) \n\nInterview with Ballygunner’s Stephen O’Keeffe \n\n#GAABEO Lán Ama \n"I think it's important to play in a few different ways and you need to be able to adapt as well" \nLabhair Stephen O'Keeffe linn i ndiaidh an cluiche agus stair cruthaithe ag Baile Mhic Gonair inniu!@ballygunnerHc pic.twitter.com/UQFddfYyAA \n— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) September 10\, 2023
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2023-waterford-senior-hurling-final-ballygunner-v-de-la-salle/
LOCATION:Azzurri Walsh Park\, Waterford\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Munster GAA to host GAA for All Inclusion Day
DESCRIPTION:GAA National Inclusive Family Week will begin next Saturday\, September 23\, and the theme this year is ‘GAA Healthy Families’. \nBy John Harrington \nThe event coincides with the European Week of Sport (Sept 23-30) which aims to promote sport a #BeActive lifestyle to everyone regardless of age\, sexual orientation\, ability\, ethnicity\, nationality\, or fitness level. \nFollowing on from last year’s National GAA for All Inclusion Day\, this year Provincial GAA for All days are taking place. On Saturday the 23rd\, Mallow hosts Munster GAA’s Inclusion day which will showcase the great work being done by many clubs in the province that run GAA for All programmes. \nThe day is being organised by Munster reps of the National GAA for All committee\, Oola Ball4All and the GAA’s Community and Health department with the support of Munster GAA and the province’s Health and Wellbeing committee. \nGAA for All programmes and initiatives are set up in Clubs for children with additional needs\, with the main objective being to promote an ethos of inclusion in club and community and supporting children in being part of their local GAA Club. Support from coaches encourages participation in a team game\, assisting with ball skills\, exercise\, and\, of course\, lots of fun and enjoyment\, in a safe environment. \n“A lot of clubs who have GAA for All programmes will be coming and we’re hoping to have 90 kids in attendance from every county in Munster\,” says GAA Regional Community and Health Coordinator for Munster and Connacht\, Stuart Moloney. \n“Munster GAA coaches will be facilitating it on the day and the kids will also be accompanied by their own club coaches so there’s that familiarity that makes it that bit easier for them. \n“We’ll put on an interactive session in a multiple station format with kids spending 10 or 15 minutes at a station and we’ll keep rotating that around. \n“Munster GAA will be providing all the participants with medals and it should be a great day. We’re just hoping to promote inclusion and encourage more clubs to become involved in it. \n“I know some clubs who are considering introducing GAA for All to their own club members will be sending some coaches on the day to have a look and see how it operates. \n“It’s a super initiative to be involved in and there’s more and more clubs putting together GAA for All programmes which is great to see. And they’re not just keeping it in their own club\, they’re opening it up to other nearby clubs to see if they have anyone who might be interested in participating too.” \n  \nMembers of Limerick club Oola pictured at last year’s GAA for All Inclusion Day in Croke Park. \n  \nEvery year more and more clubs are making an effort to be more inclusive by promoting a variety of GAA for All initiatives. National GAA for All Rep\, Sinead Crowley\, has witnessed the growth at first hand and is enthused about the potential for more development in the coming years. \n“There’s been a huge increase to be honest\,” she says. “There was a healthy club conference in Cork earlier this year and we had a segment on GAA for All and that kicked off even more interest. \n“The more it’s publicised the more it brings it to peoples’ awareness. It makes people realise that there is something there\, that there’s people who can support me and so on and so forth. It even helps to talk to someone who’ll say you’re right to be nervous\, but you’re doing the right thing. \n“It’s something that really started growing over Covid. I think people had time to reflect and realise that everybody needed to be included in everything. Definitely over the last three or four years there has been huge growth. \n“I think you can trace a lot of that back to Ger McTavish\, the GAA’s Diversity and Inclusion Officer\, being put in place because she encourages us all\, supports us all\, and promotes it obviously all the time. \n“I’d say there was a lot of initiatives going on in clubs previously\, but nothing to the extent that there is now.” \nThe message that Crowley would like to get across to clubs who are actively promoting GAA for All initiatives is to not be shy about letting people know what they’re doing so that word spreads and other clubs are inspired to do more themselves. \n“There are a lot of clubs doing things and not publicising it because that’s the norm in their club\,” she says. “But by publicising it you bring it to the attention of other clubs about something that might not be on their radar. \n“I’m talking to a lady at a moment who’s considering starting something in her club and she’s nervous which is common\, clubs are often nervous they’ll say or do the wrong thing. So she’s going to come along on the 23rd just to talk to some other coaches and clubs. \n“That’s one of the messages we want to send out. Other clubs will support you\, Croke Park will support you\, and so will the Munster Health and Wellbeing committee as well. No event or initiative is too small. \n“If you do something for one child or 101 children it doesn’t matter. You should do what you’re comfortable with and it’s often best to start small. It all depends on the number of people you have to help you and the needs of your club because every club is different.” \nMore information is available at https://www.gaa.ie/my-gaa/community-and-health/social-inclusion/ or from GAA Diversity & Inclusion Officer\, Geraldine.mctavish@gaa.ie
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