Kevin Egan

1 week ago | independent.ie | Kevin Egan

Camogie round-up: Comfortable wins for Cork, Tipperary, Waterford and GalwayTipperary's Róisín HowardWith one round of group games still to play in the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship, the knockout picture is looking much clearer after Cork, Tipperary, Waterford and Galway recorded comfortable wins this afternoon.

1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Kevin Egan

With one round of group games still to play in the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship, the knockout picture is looking much clearer after Cork, Tipperary, Waterford and Galway recorded comfortable wins this afternoon. Those four counties, along with Kilkenny, will go into the knockout stages, and barring a truly remarkable result when Clare cross the Shannon to play Tipperary next week, the Banner County will complete the sextet.

1 week ago | donegallive.ie | Kevin Egan

Finn Harps’ winless run extended to nine games tonight but they will travel back home from the midlands in reasonably positive spirits after creating by far the better chances, and looking like a much sharper team despite operating with a threadbare squad in Athlone. That didn’t show in the first half as neither side succeeded in really stretching their opponents.

1 week ago | offalyindependent.ie | Kevin Egan

By Kevin Egan The first two wins over Kildare were probably the highlights of the season, a third one – in Newbridge this time – was always likely to be a tall order. And yet, it could easily have happened. Since those two springtime victories in Tullamore and Croke Park, the travails of a long season with a small handful of players playing more or less every minute of every match was bound to take a toll.

1 week ago | roscommonpeople.ie | Kevin Egan

All-Ireland SFC Group Two          Cork 0-19 (0-1-17) Roscommon 0-17 (0-0-17)Kevin Egan at Laois Hire O’Moore ParkFour counties departed the All-Ireland SFC at the weekend, and all four will have very different post-mortems. Clare were out of their depth all along, only in the competition by virtue of a lob-sided Munster Championship draw, while Derry were plagued with injuries and looked incredibly competitive against both Dublin and Galway while at full strength.