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Tadhg Evans

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Journalist at The Kerryman

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  • Wicklow camogie captain says players’ skorts protests have been vindicated

    1 week ago | independent.ie | Tadhg Evans

    When camogie’s congress met in 2024, attempts to make shorts part of the sport’s playing kit fell well short of receiving the two-thirds majority needed to enter the camogie rule book. Over recent weeks, camogie players have protested the mandatory wearing of skorts. Then fixtures fell by the wayside altogether when it became clear that players could refuse to change out of shorts and into skorts when asked to by officials.

  • Wicklow minor boss says ‘job isn’t finished’ as team reach All-Ireland final

    1 week ago | independent.ie | Tadhg Evans

    Wicklow minor boss says ‘job isn’t finished’ as team reach All-Ireland finalWicklow manager Barry Fitzgerald congratulated after the game by some of his youngest and proudest fans!It’s a little over a month since Wicklow’s minor footballers endured the heartbreak of extra-time defeat to Offaly in the Leinster Championship. The pain of that defeat may have been made keener by seeing Offaly go on to win that competition.

  • Wicklow minors reach All-Ireland final after windswept duel with Laois

    1 week ago | independent.ie | Tadhg Evans

    Wicklow minors reach All-Ireland final after windswept duel with LaoisThe victorious Wicklow minor team after the full-time whistleELECTRIC IRELAND ALL-IRELAND TIER THREE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

  • Éire Óg top of Wicklow Division One after see-saw clash with Baltinglass

    1 week ago | independent.ie | Tadhg Evans

    Éire Óg top of Wicklow Division One after see-saw clash with BaltinglassFintan O'Shea of Éire Óg and Arun Daly Danne of Baltinglass. All photos by Leigh AndersonCOUNTY FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION ONE, TOP FOUR

  • Success for Wicklow students at Leinster outdoor track-and-field championships

    2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Tadhg Evans

    Ethan Bramhill (pictured, right) of Greystones Community College unsurprisingly placed first in the junior boys’ 1,500-metre race, with the 14-year-old Irish schools international winning in a time of four minutes, 22.3 seconds, more than five seconds clear of second place. Florence Harte of St Kevin’s Community College in Dunlavin placed first in the junior girls’ triple jump, with her 9.84-metre jump on attempt three winning gold.

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Tadhg Gomez 🇦🇷 @tadhgevans92
27 Jun 24

Dublin's average winning margin over the last five All-Ireland hurling championships was 0.3 points. https://t.co/jgcnBv91GR

Tadhg Gomez 🇦🇷
Tadhg Gomez 🇦🇷 @tadhgevans92
27 Jun 24

Dublin's average winning margin in the 2024 All-Ireland Championship was 1.1. https://t.co/QMcNJsq9nh

Tadhg Gomez 🇦🇷
Tadhg Gomez 🇦🇷 @tadhgevans92
8 Jun 24

Dublin's average winning margin over the last five Leinster hurling championships (2020-2024) was 1.7 points, unchanged from the 2019-2023 period. https://t.co/maF5UNwKgU