Dylan O'Connell

5 days ago | extratime.com | Dylan O'Connell

Cork City           0Wexford             4               (Molloy 33’ & 60’, Conlon 36’ & 81’)Dylan O’Connell reports from Turner’s CrossTwo goals apiece from Ellen Molloy and Orlaith Conlon helped Wexford beat a struggling Cork City 4-0 at Turner’s Cross in the Women’s Premier Division. The result puts Sean Byrne’s side into third place, six points from league leaders Athlone Town. The Leesiders remain third from bottom, and will play basement side DLR Waves next weekend.

1 week ago | m.independent.ie | Ultan Corcoran |Dylan O'Connell

Greene doubles the Hoops' advantage! Shamrock Rovers 2 - Sligo Rovers 0 It's 2-0 in Tallaght and it's a 100th league goal for Aaron Greene (according to the stat men around me) - brilliant dinked chip from Burke and a volley home from the veteran. A total of 47 of those goals have been for Shamrock Rovers. - Dan McDonnell Penalty! Burke makes no mistake for the Hoops! Shamrock Rovers 1 - Sligo Rovers 0 And it's 1-0 to Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght. Very much with the run of play.

1 week ago | rte.ie | Dylan O'Connell

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1 week ago | balls.ie | Dylan O'Connell

When Mayo host Galway on Sunday in the Connacht Senior Football Championship final at MacHale Park in Castlebar, Cillian McDaid will have a small smile on his face when lining up to face the tricolour. The Monivea-Abbey club stalwart will have completed a road of recovery that seemed like a mountain two years ago, when he suffered a brutal leg break in the Galway IFC semi-final against Cortoon Shamrocks.

2 weeks ago | balls.ie | Dylan O'Connell

When Niall Scully woke up on Monday morning, the five-time All-Ireland winner had to do something he never before did in a long and storied inter-county career. The forward had to figure out how Dublin lost to Meath, their first provincial defeat in 15 years, and the first of Scully's intercounty career. That involved watching the game, then rewinding and going over his own performance with a pad and paper.