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Paul Dollery

Cork

Sports Reporter and Writer at The Irish Sun

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  • John Kiely urges Limerick fans to raise the roof for Cork Munster SHC clash at Gaelic Grounds

    1 month ago | thesun.ie | Paul Dollery

    JOHN KIELY called on Limerick supporters to be their 16th man against Cork after his side set up a mouthwatering rematch with the Rebels. The attention of the Munster champions now shifts to the May 18 clash at the TUS Gaelic Grounds following last night’s commanding win over Waterford.

  • Limerick silence doubters with Walsh Park masterclass win over Waterford

    1 month ago | thesun.ie | Paul Dollery

    REPORTS of Limerick’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Under glorious sunshine at Walsh Park, 12,101 spectators saw a Treaty side who were simply too hot for Waterford to handle. Facing the prospect of going three consecutive games without a Championship win for the first time in John Kiely’s nine-season tenure, Limerick made the journey to the south-east knowing that a statement needed to be made.

  • Ger Brennan slams Leinster GAA over Louth dressing room chaos before Kildare semi-final

    1 month ago | thesun.ie | Paul Dollery

    LOUTH boss Ger Brennan has lashed Leinster GAA chiefs over their booking of last Sunday’s clash with Kildare at Glenisk O’Connor Park. Members of the Meath camp acknowledged that the decision to stage the Leinster semi-finals outside Croke Park may have aided them as they ended Dublin’s 14-year reign of provincial dominance. The Royals got the better of the Dubs in Portlaoise after Louth reached their third straight Leinster decider by overcoming the Lilywhites in Tullamore.

  • ‘You might never get over it’ - Galway ace Cillian McDaid still haunted by All-Ireland heartbreak but ready to go again

    1 month ago | thesun.ie | Paul Dollery

    CILLIAN McDAID knows that the wounds inflicted by last year’s All-Ireland SFC final defeat may never heal. However, the Galway ace insists they are ‘up for the fight’ as they attempt to plot their way back to another Croke Park showpiece. The All-Ireland series will begin for the Tribe on the weekend of May 17-18. Should they successfully defend their Connacht title this weekend.

  • Niall Scully replays Meath defeat twice as Dublin star insists All-Ireland dream still alive

    1 month ago | thesun.ie | Paul Dollery

    NO DUBLIN fan will want to relive the defeat to Meath that shattered their 14-year reign as Leinster champions – yet Niall Scully has already sifted through the wreckage twice. In his 24th Leinster SFC appearance, the Templeogue Synge Street wing-forward finally tasted defeat on the provincial stage last Sunday. By Monday morning, Scully was braving the footage of . And he went back for a second helping before attending yesterday’s SuperValu’s All-Ireland SFC launch in Cork.

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