Conor Neville
Sports Reporter at RTÉ
Works with @RTESport. 'So You Think You're Funny' finalist 2012.
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2 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Conor Neville
Kilkenny v Galway in the Leinster final. Think up something new to say about this one. Not easy. It's the ninth time that the pair have met in a provincial decider since Galway were welcomed into Leinster back in 2009. Or, to put it more precisely, since Mammy and Daddy on Central Council insisted that the other Leinster counties were going to have to let Galway play with them.
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3 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Conor Neville
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3 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Conor Neville
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3 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Conor Neville
In Limerick, the sermons have changed but the hunger for silverware remains undimmed. Two days out from another Munster decider and John Kiely's side are targeting an extraordinary seven in-a-row. This in a county that had won just one provincial title in the 20 years prior to his taking over as senior manager. The vengeful demolition of Cork in their penultimate round robin game underlined that they had put the disappointment at missing out on a fifth Liam MacCarthy in a row to bed.
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4 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Conor Neville
"Are we back in Longford?" asked the boys on the Ah Ref podcast the other week. They weren't talking about Center Parcs. Or surveying the majesty of the restored St Mel's Cathedral. Rather, they were referencing that infamous qualifier loss in Pearse Park (or Pearse Brothers Glennon Park as one website once called it) back in 2010, which marked a sorry end to John O'Mahony's often glorious inter-county management career.
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