Eamon Donoghue
Columnist at RTÉ
Director with Teneo | Journalist, columnist, TV. Now with RTÉ | Formerly The Irish Times | All views are my own. https://t.co/GP4lYHZF9N
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2 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Eamon Donoghue
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3 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Eamon Donoghue
Against Kilkenny, Dublin and Wexford in this year's Leinster championship Galway managed just three goal chances, while their opposition combined for a total of 19. Despite winning two of those three games en route to this afternoon's Leinster hurling decider against Kilkenny - Galway conceded eight goals and scored just the one. That sole green flag came against Wexford in added time to give the Tribesmen an eight-point lead.
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3 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Eamon Donoghue
Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne has claimed primary possession under half of the kickouts he has contested so far in the 2025 championship. For the first time in a decade Dublin are without the retired Brian Fenton in the number eight jersey, giving the towering Cuala man the chance to step up as the county's new midfield general. Ahead of this afternoon's clash with reigning All-Ireland champions Armagh, Ó Cofaigh Byrne has cleanly caught 30 per cent of the kickouts he has contested.
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1 month 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.
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1 month 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.
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Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne has won primary possession from half his aerial contests, catching almost a third cleanly & yet to have a kickout won on him. With 70% of all restarts contested in Leinster the new rules suit him as he aims to be Dublin’s new no8👇 https://t.co/sQSEvTNY28 https://t.co/UH1Aq9T6zk
RT @RTEgaa: 'From 26 kickouts in three championship matches he has caught eight and won another five following a juggle, or by knocking the…
Jamie Barron as a roving 11 has scored/assisted with just under half of his possessions in the c’ship & over 2/3s have led directly to a scoring opportunity. •Waterford however have scored just 15 of 37 dead ball attempts, missing 11/14 from long range👇 https://t.co/UUlXX1xKZy https://t.co/GiLO0LuUmT