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Ciaran Kennedy

Dublin

Sports Journalist at Freelance

Writer at The42

Sportswriter @the42_ie | email: [email protected] | Author of Richie Bennis: A Game That Smiles | All views mine

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  • 1 week ago | the42.ie | Ciaran Kennedy

    AFTER A LONG, tiresome wait, the preamble finally ended and the 38 names who will tour with the 2025 British and Irish Lions were read out at London’s 02. The end result brought a record 15-strong selection from Ireland. Regardless of how Ireland and the provinces fared this season, it was always likely Lions head coach Andy Farrell would lean heavily on the players he knows so well.

  • 1 week ago | the42.ie | Ciaran Kennedy

    THE CAMOGIE ASSOCIATION will hold a ‘special congress’ this month to consider motions addressing the ongoing skorts issue. A statement from the Camogie Association read: “The Camogie Association has announced that it will call a Special Congress on May 22nd at Croke Park. “The Special Congress is being called to consider motion(s) to provide all players with the choice to wear skorts or shorts while playing camogie.

  • 1 week ago | the42.ie | Ciaran Kennedy

    THE PLAY ENCAPSULATED what all the pre-match hype around Henry Pollock had warned. Tearing onto Alex Mitchell’s short pass, Pollock ran a brilliant line to break past Andrew Porter and RG Snyman. Sam Prendergast was next up, but at full pelt Pollock backed himself to burn the out-half on the outside, leaving the Leinster 10 stumbling out of touch. The Saints flanker had the time and space to ease up before touching the ball down as Hugo Keenan closed in.

  • 1 week ago | the42.ie | Ciaran Kennedy |Murray Kinsella

    DLR Waves 1-4 Shamrock Rovers Sligo Rovers 1-0 Peamount United Treaty United 1-3 Shelbourne Cork City 0-2 Bohemians Wexford Youths 2-0 WaterfordGalway United 0-3 Athlone Town DEFENDING CHAMPIONS ATHLONE Town put three goals past Galway United this evening to continue their unbeaten start to the season in the women’s Premier Division. Athlone Town are now back at the summit of the table after Shelbourne temporarily went top after defeating Treaty United.

  • 1 week ago | the42.ie | Ciaran Kennedy

    IT WAS HARD to know where to look when full time arrived and Leinster’s Champions Cup nightmare became cold, hard reality. At the Havelock Square end of the Aviva Stadium the Northampton players roared and jumped as the emotion of a famous Champions Cup win washed over them. On the sideline down below the replacements and staff spilled onto the pitch.

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