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Joe Canning lifts the lid on Anthony Cunningham departure in 2015

Joe Canning, Laochra Gael screens on TG4 next week

Irish Mirror

Dunloy vs Ballyhale: History won’t hinder All-Ireland bid says Cuchullain’s ’keeper Ryan Elliott

The North Antrim men have lost four All-Ireland Club finals while their Kilkenny opponents are bidding for their third title in four campaigns

Belfast Live

Waterford on the lookout for alternative 'home' venue as Walsh Park shuts for six months

Waterford were due to open their Allianz Hurling League campaign at Walsh Park against Dublin on February 5 and were to have further home games against Antrim and Kilkenny, while Limerick and Clare were to come to the Waterford city venue in the Championship.

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Seamus Hickey: Family was always going to trump chasing glory with Limerick

"The conversations I would have had with Joe O’Connor were, ‘How do I replace sleep? How do I turn four hours’ sleep a night into performance the next night at training, with twin boys and trying to be a supportive husband and trying to be functional in a real world…

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Hits could be felt on the sideline during raw Munster final - Clare selector James Moran

'Jesus, I’ve been on a good few sidelines but you could hear the physicality coming out of it which I’d never heard before. I never heard it at that level before.'

Irish Mirror

2022 Hurling Power Rankings: Limerick remain out in front but pack is closing in

A brilliant team is perhaps just past its peak - but that’s not to say that they will be toppled in 2023 even if that is the case. The levels that they reached in 2020 and particularly 2021 were always going to be difficult to sustain.

Irish Mirror

Replacing the irreplaceable - how GAA teams have coped when star players retire

As Donegal come to terms with Michael Murphy's shock retirement, here's how five other leading counties dealt with the departure of their key men

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How will Donegal cope without Michael Murphy?

Generational players like him, by their very nature, are exceptionally difficult to replace.

Irish Mirror

Could Pat Gilroy go back as anything less than No 1 with Dublin? We look back at others who have

There is a growing precedent for recalibrating former managers in the inter-county game just now, which is probably a reflection of how difficult it is for one man to carry the bulk of the load these days

Irish Mirror

Teams unlikely to show full hand in 2023 League says Wexford's Matthew O'Hanlon

'I’m 31 next week, do I need to be playing every League game, or should I be focusing on getting ready for the Championship?'

Irish Mirror

Kilkenny camogie star Grace Walsh saddened to hear of exclusion of young kids at GAA matches

The GAA has been under the spotlight in recent weeks as treatment of younger players comes into sharp focus

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RTE pundit and camogie legend Ursula Jacob celebrates birth of first child with husband Brendan Cruise

The four time All-Ireland Camogie Championship medallist and her husband Brendan Cruise have welcomed their first baby together

Irish Mirror

Limerick didn't shy away from three-in-a-row prospect - Sean Finn

Their victory over Kilkenny in July’s All-Ireland final was just the eighth time ever that the treble had been achieved, with Limerick the first county outside of the traditional ‘big three’ to do it.

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Waterford GAA icon Dan Shanahan retires from club hurling at the age of 45

Dan 'The Man' calls it a day after 30 seasons with his club Lismore

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All-Ireland camogie champions Kilkenny set up Go Fund Me to raise money for team holiday

Kilkenny defeated Cork by a single point at Croke Park last month to lift the O'Duffy Cup for the second time in three years

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Brian Cody returns to sidelines weeks after stepping down as Kilkenny boss

Cody stepped down as a Kilkenny boss earlier this year but is back on the sidelines nearly straight away.

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Kilkenny captain Richie Reid gets engaged to girlfriend Sabrina on stunning holiday

The Ballyhale Shamrocks man popped the question in the sunshine following gorgeous trips to Venice, Dubrovnik, Mykonos, Santorini and Split together

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Derek Lyng finalises management team for Kilkenny job

Former teammates Michael Rice and Peter Barry will be involved.

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Inside Kilkenny's All-Ireland camogie celebrations in front of thousands

Kilkenny beat Cork in dramatic fashion and thousands flocked the city streets for their homecoming.

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Brian Dowling reflects on tough year for Kilkenny following All-Ireland win

Retirements, injuries, withdrawals, rank bad luck and a couple of tragedies all affected the group at different stages this year but somehow they navigated all those obstacles

Irish Mirror

Derek Lyng named as new Kilkenny hurling boss

Lyng will take over from Brian Cody after the legendary Cats boss stepped down last month.

Irish Mirror

Brian Cody gave nothing away on Kilkenny departure - TJ Reid

Reid was part of the Kilkenny panel for 16 of Cody's 24 seasons at the helm

Irish Mirror

Conor McGregor sends message to TJ Reid after All-Ireland final loss

TJ Reid visited McGregor's Dublin Pub the Black Forge Inn shortly after Kilkenny's All-Ireland final loss.

Belfast Live

GAA managerial merry-go-round in full flow with more vacancies set to arise

Several Ulster counties are on the hunt for new managers and there's increasing speculation that Dessie Farrell's role as Dublin boss is under threat

Irish Mirror

Offaly decide against offering Michael Fennelly a further year as manager

With it being two months now since Offaly made their exit from the McDonagh Cup, the decision could surely have been made at a much earlier stage though the timing of it has fuelled speculation locally that the board has a successor to the eight-time All-Ireland winner already lined up.

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