Stephen Barry

6 days ago | echolive.ie | Stephen Barry

The Cork hurlers are buried deep in preparation for their Munster reappearance against Limerick after 21 days off – or, rather, 21 days of work and fine-tuning. While the Rebels are amidst the longest layoff of the Munster Championship, Waterford had to endure the shortest. Six days separated their opening victory over Clare and the subsequent defeat to Limerick. Peter Queally was, naturally, asked about the six-day turnaround post-match. “It was tough,” he said.

1 week ago | gaa.ie | Stephen Barry

Clare edged out Cork in this evening's oneills.com Munster U20 Hurling Championship semi-final. oneills.com Munster U20 Hurling Championship semi-finalCLARE 2-15 CORK 0-20By Stephen Barry at SuperValu Páirc Uí ChaoimhDiarmuid Stritch’s late goal sent Clare into an oneills.com Munster U20 hurling final against Tipperary as Cork were left to rue a catalogue of missed chances. For long spells, the Banner’s 14 wides looked likely to cost them.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Stephen Barry

Diarmuid Stritch’s last-gasp goal seals Munster final spot for Clare U-20s in victory over CorkMunster U-20 Hurling Championship semi-final: Clare 2-15 Cork 0-20Diarmuid Stritch starred for Clare. Photo: Brendan Moran/SportsfileDiarmuid Stritch’s late goal sent Clare into a Munster U20 hurling final against Tipperary as Cork were left to rue a catalogue of missed chances. For long spells, the Banner’s 14 wides looked likely to cost them.

1 week ago | the42.ie | Stephen Barry

Stephen Barry reports from SuperValu Páirc Uí ChaoimhDIARMUID STRITCH’S LATE goal sent Clare into a Munster U20 hurling final against Tipperary tonight as Cork were left to rue a catalogue of missed chances. For long spells, the Banner’s 14 wides looked likely to cost them. Instead, it was the hosts’ nine shots on goal without converting any that became the key statistic. In addition, while they struck just one wide in the first 52 minutes, Cork’s last five shots all fell wide.

1 week ago | thesun.ie | Stephen Barry

COLIN HEALY has ruled out double-jobbing with the Ireland women’s team as he returns to management with Kerry. The Corkman’s time as WNT assistant coach came to an end following Eileen Gleeson’s exit as gaffer in December of last year. And the FAI subsequently came under fire for the way in which it dispensed with Healy’s services. He claimed that he had been offered a verbal assurance that he would be retained, something denied by chief football officer Marc Canham.