Ultan Corcoran

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Ultan Corcoran |Dylan O'Connell

That's the end of our coverage for today's National Hurling League finals. It was a pleasure to keep you up to speed with the action. We will be back shortly for the Football Division 4 final between Wexford and Limerick at 5pm, which will be followed by the Football Division 2 decider contested by Monaghan and Roscommon at 7.15pm. Both games will be televised on TG4 and the TG4 Player online.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Ultan Corcoran |Dylan O'Connell

Good afternoon and welcome to another Independent.ie live blog as the National Football and Hurling League finals are upon us this afternoon. My name is Ultán Corcoran, and I will be keeping you up to speed with events around the country. First up, we have updates from the three hurling finals which all throw-in at 1.30pm simultaneously. The Division 2 clash of Down and Kildare can be followed live on the TG4 Sport Youtube channel from 1.25pm.

4 weeks ago | independent.ie | Ultan Corcoran |Tony Considine |Dylan O'Connell

Moses Dyer at the double for Galway! Bohemians 0 - Galway United 2After a half-decent spell for the home side at Dalymount Park, Galway United lead 2-0, Moses Dyer again in the 66th-minute. This definitely has an end-of-era feeling about it for Bohs and their manager, Alan Reynolds but credit to Galway for their resilience when (briefly) under pressure and to Dyer for a stunning strike to make it 2-0.

4 weeks ago | independent.ie | Ultan Corcoran |Tony Considine |Dylan O'Connell

Good evening and welcome to another Independent.ie live blog covering Matchday 7 of the League of Ireland Premier Division. My name is Ultán Corcoran, and I will be keeping you up to speed with all the action it unfolds around the grounds. We have five games kicking off between 7.45pm and 8pm tonight – Cork City take on Drogheda United with televised coverage on Virgin Media 2 from 7.30pm.

1 month ago | independent.ie | Ultan Corcoran |Dylan O'Connell

GOAL! Evan Ferguson rattles the net and Ireland are level! It's a beautifully worked goal from Ireland as Ferguson, who picked up possession on halfway, played a one-two with Finn Azaz. The West Ham loanee took a touch to get it out of his feet before rifling it to the roof of Plamen Iliev. SAVE! A loose touch allows Evan Ferguson to pounce and flick it to Troy Parrott who slips it back into Ferguson's path.