Eamon Donoghue

1 week ago | rte.ie | Eamon Donoghue

Waterford will be looking to the brilliance of Jamie Barron roving from centre forward and a much-improved dead ball efficiency rate as they take on Cork in this afternoon's decisive Munster hurling championship round-robin clash. Limerick's Cian Lynch drifted into the middle third from centre forward to deliver a man of the match display for the reigning Munster champions last Sunday at the Gaelic Grounds.

2 weeks ago | westmeathindependent.ie | Eamon Donoghue

Moate Celtic 2 Kinnegad Juniors 0 By Eamon A. Donoghue Moate Celtic’s second-half performance was the difference as they scored two late goals to win the CCFL Division 2 Cup against Kinnegad Juniors at Leah Victoria Park, Tullamore last Saturday. These two teams came into this cup final with two totally different league formlines - Kinnegad Juniors second in the table behind champions Mullingar Athletic, while Moate Celtic lay in a mid-table position.

3 weeks ago | rte.ie | Eamon Donoghue

Limerick full forward Shane O'Brien comes into this afternoon's clash with Cork as the leading scorer from play so far in the Munster hurling championship. As John Kiely continues to emphasise the need for increased efficiency from his team, the Limerick number 14 has been leading the way. The 21-year-old has managed to score off almost 40% of his possessions during the Treaty county's opening two games of the Munster round-robin.

3 weeks ago | rte.ie | Eamon Donoghue

Meath come into this afternoon's Leinster football final as the highest two-point scorers in the country, but they'll need to find their range without any significant wind at their backs this afternoon. The Royals have converted more times from outside of the arc than any other team so far in this championship, raising an orange flag on 14 occasions in three games. In total this year they've scored 35 two-pointers in 10 games, improving upon their league form moving into the Leinster campaign.

1 month ago | rte.ie | Eamon Donoghue

Johnny McGrath has held Ryan O'Donoghue scoreless from play in two of their last three meetings and if he can contain Mayo's go-to forward again this afternoon Galway will have one hand on the Nestor Cup for a fourth successive year. If the Tribesmen are to become just the third-ever Galway team to claim four Connacht championships on the bounce, holding a player who scored or assisted 0-11 of Mayo's 0-20 against Leitrim in their last championship outing will be crucial.