Peter Branigan

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Leinster football final: Louth v Meath updates

4 days ago | rte.ie | Peter Branigan

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Dublin have Leinster final spot in their sights after seeing off Antrim

5 days ago | q102.ie | Peter Branigan

All Sport Dublin know a point from their remaining two fixtures will guarantee them a top-three finish in the Leinster Championship for 2025 after beating Antrim 3-25 to 0-19 at Corrigan Park. But Niall Ó Ceallacháin and his players will have more ambition than that with a place in the provincial final for the second consecutive year also on the line in their remaining two fixtures.
Paralympian calls for fairer treatment of amputees

2 weeks ago | rte.ie | Peter Branigan

Paris Paralympian Tiarnán O'Donnell was born with two legs. As a Paralympian, he's looking to bring attention to what he perceives as a failing in Ireland versus other countries in the European Union. But more on that later. His journey to the pinnacle of his sport is a fascinating one. As a child, O'Donnell began to notice pain in one leg after a sports day. Little did he know, that little niggle would change the course of his life. "This limp didn't go away," he says.
Sunday's Football Championship updates

2 weeks ago | rte.ie | Peter Branigan

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Goal-hungry Dublin storm past Wexford in Leinster Championship

2 weeks ago | fm104.ie | Peter Branigan

Dublin made it two from in the Leinster Championship with a storming second half comeback against Wexford at Parnell Park. The Dubs came into this game with just one championship defeat against Wexford since 2008, which came a decade later at Wexford Park, but the games between the counties have been super tight for the last decade and a half. This one was no different with second half goals proving critical for the Metropolitans as they continued their 100% start to the provincial campaign.
Munster Hurling Championship updates

3 weeks ago | rte.ie | Peter Branigan

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Dublin keep the faith to down Offaly in thriller

3 weeks ago | fm104.ie | Peter Branigan

All Dublin GAA Dublin used one of their nine lives as they started their Leinster round robin campaign with a 1-25 to 2-19 victory over Offaly at Parnell Park. The Boys in Blue hadn't lost to the midlanders in championship since 2007 but it looked like it was going to be Offaly's day when they led by three points with a couple of minutes to go.
Dublin ready for Offaly challenge in Leinster opener

4 weeks ago | fm104.ie | Peter Branigan

All Sport Dublin are set to begin their Leinster Hurling Championship on Saturday evening against Offaly at Parnell Park. The game will mark a first championship outing in the reign of Niall Ó Ceallaháin who takes over from Micheál Donoghue, who has returned to his native Galway. A slightly disappointing National League campaign saw the Dubs lose to Waterford and Saturday's opponents, thus missing out on promotion to the top flight.
Hill set for date with destiny in Sheffield

1 month ago | rte.ie | Peter Branigan

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Farrell calls for rule change after Dublin book Leinster semi spot

1 month ago | fm104.ie | Peter Branigan

Dessie Farrell cut a frustrated figure after watching his side see off Wicklow yesterday at Echelon Park in Aughrim. The Dubs manager made some late changes to his squad ahead of their nine-point win, with Greg McEnaney brought in at half back, while Nathan Doran wore number 6 and replaced Cian Murphy on the bench. Hugh O'Sullivan, making his championship debut on the day, came into goals, with Evan Comerford on the bench - meaning Stephen Cluxton was not included in the match day panel.