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Six Soaring Stars for Meath November 4, 2017
The 2017 Soaring Stars. PHOTO: INPHO / RYAN BYRNE Six Meath players were honoured tonight with Soaring Stars at the Camogie Association Allstars awards at CityWest in Dublin. The players honoured were Emily Mangan, Claire Coffey, Megan Thynne, Amy Gaffney, Aoife Minogue and Jane Dolan who was winning her sixth award. Meath players will not […]
Kiltale win soured by red card November 4, 2017
kiltale IHC.jpg Kiltale booked their place in the Leinster Club IHC semi-finals against Kilkenny side St Patrick's Ballyragget following today's 1-22 to 1-15 victory over Laois outfit The Harps at Pairc Tailteann. The victory was soured slightly by the injury-time straight red card issued to Mark O'Sullivan following a face-off with a couple of Harps […]
John Davis in contention for top award November 4, 2017
Meath manager John Davis is one of three nominees for the manager of the year award at the 14th annual Camogie All-Stars tonight at CityWest in Dublin. This is the second time that Davis has been nominated as he was also in the running in 2012 after Meath won the Premier Junior title. Cork manager […]

Blackhawks look to keep Canadiens off the scoreboard November 5, 2017
He is 7-4-0 with a 1.75 GAA and .945 save percentage in 12 games. The 32-year-old grew up in Montreal and has dominated his hometown club ...
KIlmacud Crokes Gets Healthy Club Award November 5, 2017
Kilmacud Crokes Club Wellbeing Officer Kevin Mulligan receiving the GAA healthy club award at Croke Park today on behalf of Crokes.
Dermot Earley Youth Leadership Launched in Monaghan GAA November 5, 2017
Following on from its successful roll-out in 2015-16, the GAA, Foróige, and NUIG are delighted to announce that the innovative Dermot Earley Youth ...

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