Life And Sport From An Armchair View
France... 17 Ireland... 38 Not all that long ago, while longingly looking at clubs like Kilmacud Crokes and Kilcoo and Ballygunnar and bemoaning the fact that one's own entity are not at a similar plateau. "Culture" explained a friend of mine with experience of playing and coaching in both GAA. "With them, it's an in-built... Continue Reading →
In the overall annals of GAA history, one wonders where the Centenary Cup resides. For Meath however, it was without doubt the spring board for the greatest era in the county's football history. Fast forward to the present day and Westmeath will be hoping that last year's Tailteann Cup success will similarly set them on... Continue Reading →
Ireland... 35 Fiji... 17 Anybody with the slightest knowledge about rugby for the four decades this writer has been on the go - at the very least - will surely know of the efficiency of those from the Pacific island of Fiji in the 7s format of the game. Therefore, you'd have thought that a... Continue Reading →
Munster... 16 Castres Olympique... 13 There will come a day when it won't work. When the bucket will come up dry from the well. Don't plan your schedule around it though. Because if it didn't happen last night in France, there may be a lengthy wait for such a situation. Again Munster found aaawwwe teetering... Continue Reading →
During a weekend with as many sporting highlights as there are Dublin busses, it's hard to know where to begin. Between Clough-Ballacolla ousting Kllmacud Crokes from the Leinster Club SHC, Katie Taylor recording a 20th Professional win, the Irish U-23 team striking glory in cross country Athletics, Arsenal winning minus their petulant skipper. And so... Continue Reading →
A fairly packed episode tonight recounting what has been a busy week's sport in Rugby, Soccer, GAA and Horse Racing. Stay tuned to all our platforms for upcoming developments in Soccer F1 and Darts. https://youtu.be/dQ58UaB8K28
Ireland...29 New Zealand...20 Don't let anyone tell you it was 'only' an Autumn International. Representation always mean something. Whether it's a Division 8 football match or this. Taking on the greatest Rugby Union team on the planet. There was a time, not all that long ago, when Ireland - and many more like them -... Continue Reading →
Munster...... 10 Leinster...... 13 It was another case of shoulda, woulda, coulda for Munster last night as their wait to eclipse their great rivals has now reached a half dozen games. In this typically attritional arm wrestle, the outcome boiled down to the fact that Leinster's strength in depth was always going to trump their... Continue Reading →
