When asked to sum herself up, Amy O’Connor quickly reaches for the word “driven”.
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“ I would say that rural resiliency is a big reason why Cushendall are so successful.” – Neil McManus
Shane Stapleton sits down with Antrim’s own Neil McManus….
“Nothing in life gets me as high as hurling, and nothing in my life can get me as low”- Ross King
Ross King doesn’t spare words. They coil up inside him like a spring and, before…
“I thought the ball was over the bar” – Eoin Murphy
Shane Stapleton sits down with Kilkenny’s Eoin Murphy as he reminisces on his first All-Ireland Final, reflects on the 2019 season, and The Cats’ ambition for the season ahead.
Paudie Maher: letter to my younger self
Tipperary hurler Paudie Maher pens a letter to his younger self and says that performance really comes down to enjoying yourself out on the field.
“Hurling was my passion, it’s a game I love” – Tomás O’Leary
Whatever jersey you’ve got, it’s likely that he’s worn it at some stage during a storied career. The hurler-turned-rugby star grew up with a stick in his hand, and the wheel eventually came full circle after retiring from the oval ball game.
Chris Crummey looks ahead to the future of Dublin hurling
The hurling championship is so open at the moment and any team could win it.
GAA County Nicknames and the Stories Behind Them
Can you name them all?
“That’s the moment you think about all the time” – Paudie Maher
Padraic Maher has 3 All-Ireland titles to his name, and it is a feeling he will never tire of.
The 2019 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Quiz!
How well do you remember this year’s Championship?
Tom Morrissey: ‘You train so hard and sacrifice so much”
Tom Morrissey reflects on the year that wasn’t to be for last years All-Ireland Champions Limerick.
Leader of the Pack: Wexford’s Matthew O’Hanlon
“The more messages that started to come in congratulating us on our season. That makes a difference because it makes you feel proud”
“It’s cutthroat, it’s ruthless, it’s you versus him. It keeps you on edge.” – Eoin Cadogan
Eoin is back wearing the number three shirt for the hurlers — although his journey has taken him the long way around.
Five Minutes with…Tipperary’s Jason Forde
We challenged him to our quickfire round of questions!