Sinead Farrell
Sports Reporter at The42
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1 week ago |
the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
THE DATES FOR the 2027 Ryder Cup at Limerick’s Adare Manor have been confirmed, with the tournament taking place from 13-19 September. The dates include four days of build-up before the tournament starts on Friday 17 September. Adare Manor was awarded the event in 2019, when the tournament was originally set to take place in 2026 before the Covid-19 pandemic pushed the scheduling back by one year.
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1 week ago |
the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
TICKET PRICES FOR the Munster hurling final have been increased again for the clash of Limerick and Cork at the Gaelic Grounds on 7 June. Terrace tickets are priced at €40, stand tickets will be €50 and the admission for U16s will be €10. OAPs and students will have a concession of €5. The 42 has contacted Munster GAA for comment as fans face another price hike.
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1 week ago |
the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
IT FEELS LIKE there is more than just a first Munster title in seven years at stake for the Cork hurlers. A second pop at Limerick signals a chance at redemption. It’s an opportunity to remind the wider hurling community that they are still All-Ireland finalists and that their credentials for 2025 have not withered away. A chance to wipe out the damage of that 16-point defeat two weeks ago.
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1 week ago |
the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
MAYO GAA ADDRESSED the county’s financial situation at a special meeting of club delegates on Monday night, attended by GAA President Jarlath Burns and Director General Tom Ryan. Over 100 club delegates attended the meeting, during which Ryan made a presentation on Croke Park’s 2015 acquisition of a €5 million bank loan relating to Mayo GAA.
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1 week ago |
the42.ie | Sinead Farrell
1. Cork recover from Limerick pummelling to set up Munster final meetingIn the case of Cork v Waterford, it was always going to come down to which team could sufficiently bounce back from their previous defeat. Waterford were wounded by Tipperary while Cork were carrying the bruises of a 16-point beating at the hands of Limerick. And it was Pat Ryan’s team who restored themselves in time to collect the win and proceed to their first Munster final in seven years.
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Kilkenny, Wexford, Laois and Carlow have released a statement regarding the senior and intermediate finals. They will tog out in shorts but will change to skorts if ordered "solely to ensure the games are not abandoned. We will play the games under protest."
Leinster intermediate and senior finals set to go ahead on Saturday. Read more on @The42_ie https://t.co/ojn8rC15f2
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