By Shaun Casey ERNE Gaels are due to take on Armagh champions Sean Treacy’s in the opening round of the Ulster Junior Hurling Championship this Saturday afternoon, but selector Johnny Dolan fears the Fermanagh men may be unable to field a team. The Fermanagh SFC final, which was due to take place last weekend, was […]
Ulster title success is ‘surreal’ says Campbell
BY DÁIRE BONNAR SETANTA defied the odds as they went on to win the Ulster Senior Hurling Championship title on Saturday afternoon in Owenbeg. For the third game of their Ulster Championship run, they went into the game as underdogs, but just like Ballinascreen and Middletown, Éire Óg, Carrickmore didn’t live up to the favourites’ […]
Red Hand McGettigan hoping to help Setanta to Ulster glory
THERE are few people who know Tyrone hurling better than one Gary McGettigan – the genial giant who is a native of Strabane – but who has been living in Doneyloop for over a decade. Gary hurled with Strabane Shamrocks for many years, starting around 1989, and won quite a few junior county titles after […]
Omagh St Enda’s hurling boss facing familiar foe
By Shaun Casey OMAGH manager Paul O’Grady may have some homework to do on this weekend’s opponents, but he knows all too well what he’ll face from the man that stands in the opposite corner having come up against him numerous times in the past. St Eunan’s boss Kevin Kelly is a familiar face for […]
Lavey’s underage hurling stock continues to rise
Ulster Minor Hurling Tournament semi-final Saturday, Ballinascreen, 2pm By Michael McMullan LAVEY take on Antrim champions Loughgiel in the Ulster Minor Hurling Championship, another step in the club’s revamp of their underage hurling structures. The late Collie McGurk was manager of the team before his untimely death, but his fingerprints are all over the new […]
Shane Elliott – Despite success, Ulster hurling is still disregarded
Shane Elliott says Ulster have long proven their hurling credentials.
Ulster Club IHC – Eoghan Ruadh’s elder statesman is excited
Dungannon Eoghan Ruadh’s Terry McIntosh is one of the most senior players on the team. He’s looking forward to this game more than most.
Clubs say cuts to five-year hurling rule are not enough
Ulster clubs who win the provincial hurling champions, only want to be forced to play at a higher level for one year.