Sinead Farrell
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3 weeks ago |
the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
IT’S TROPHY DAY in the Munster hurling calendar. Limerick and Cork are the last two standing as they battle it out at the Gaelic Grounds for the big prize. John Kiely’s side are hoping to complete a provincial seven-in-a-row while Cork are back in a Munster final for the first time in seven years hoping to upset the champions. It was Limerick who emerged with a 16-point victory in their round-robin meeting last month and Cork will be seeking redemption, as well as the Munster title later today.
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the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
JAMES WELDON HAS been reappointed as head coach of the Ireland senior women’s team for the FIBA Women’s EuroBasket 2027 qualifiers in November. Weldon was first appointed to the position in 2018, and his extension was confirmed at a recent meeting of Basketball Ireland’s Elite Performance Committee (EPC) ahead of the qualifying draw in August. This will be Weldon’s third FIBA Women’s EuroBasket campaign having steered the side through the 2023 and 2025 qualifiers.
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the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
FOR DENISE O’SULLIVAN, the disappointment of not completing the Nations League mission in Páirc Uí Chaoimh, soon gave way to the optimism that the impending play-offs bring. Preparation for that begins with an international friendly double-header against the United States in June. O’Sullivan has confirmed that she will be available for selection.
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the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
BELFAST BASKETBALL PLAYER CJ Fulton has been invited to participate in a pre-draft workout camp with NBA outfit Minnesota Timberwolves. The BBC reports that Fulton is set to take part in the event where he will get the chance to impress coaches at Timberwolves ahead of the NBA Draft, which will take place 25-26 June. Minnesota missed out on reaching the NBA Finals this season after losing a best-of-seven Western Conference finals series 4-1 to Oklahoma City Thunder.
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the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
HER TEAMMATES GATHERING around for one last embrace was a poignant sight in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Tuesday night. The Republic of Ireland had fallen short in their Nations League quest against Slovenia, but the squad enjoyed a unifying moment out on the pitch. Louise Quinn was hunkered down the middle of the pack, saying her final piece after her last game in green. Ireland boss Carla Ward said after the game that this had been an emotional week for all in camp.
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40 metre arc still visible in Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Be interesting to see how many will go for two-pointers in Ireland v Slovenia tonight. https://t.co/l1Tm0zPzTr
RT @emmaduffy_: .@sinead_farrell7 was in Cork yesterday as Carla Ward and Katie McCabe spoke about the women’s football calendar and Nation…
Lucy Quinn and Aoife Mannion "a doubt" for Ireland's crunch Nations League game against Slovenia tomorrow. Quinn has a bug; Mannion's injury is overload related. Carla Ward "hopeful" that Mannion will be available but "less so" for Quinn.