Paul Rodgers points the way as Clare minors cruise to 13-point win over Dublin's expense
Paul Rodgers' first-half haul saw Clare cruise to the All-Ireland Minor football quarter-finals at Dublin's expense.
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Irish Daily Mirror
4 hours ago
- Irish Daily Mirror
GAA club selling commemorative Shane MacGowan jerseys ahead of All-Ireland clash
A GAA Club is flogging commemorative Shane MacGowan jerseys ahead of Tipperary's clash with Laois in the All-Ireland quarter finals. Priced at €54, Shannon Rovers GAA Club are selling the blue and yellow jerseys, with the late Pogues singer's face emblazoned across the bottom. In a statement on their Facebook page, Shannon Rovers GAA Club wrote: 'We have had a lot of people looking to get their hands on the Tipperary Shane MacGowan Commemorative jerseys as Tipp enter the All-Ireland series next weekend. 'Hopefully we will get a few days out in Croke Park and an opportunity to wear our commemorative jerseys. 'To answer the call, we will now be selling our jerseys in a number of locations from this Monday coming. Check out the poster for more info. "We will also have a pop up shop for one day only in Nenagh (beside Easons) on Saturday June 14th. Please note stock is limited! 'As always you can still order online through our web-shop. Alan Tynan, O' Reilly Sports and of course the Tipperary senior hurling team are showing off the commemorative jersey in the image.' Shane's sister Siobhan also backed the initiative. She recently opened up in a YouTube documentary called The Local about Shane's love for Tipperary and how Ireland 'shaped' his identity. She said Shane – who died in November 2023 – found Ireland's way of life much easier to live in. She said: 'I think if Shane would describe his connection to Nenagh in Tipperary to people that he just had loved them since he was a child like you know, I think that Shane's connection to Tipperary and Ireland in general, really shaped Shane's identity, because when we were in England, dad made it very clear to us that we were Irish. 'We weren't brought up as English, so we had a lot of Irish culture in England, even so, between music and books and the culture exposed to at home. 'But when Shane came over to Ireland, I think he really fit in. He found the way of life much easier. 'He didn't like the strictness in school, I suppose, everywhere, but the schools in England were very strict. Life was more strict, more structured, more ordered. And he actually loved the freedom of Tipperary and the easiness of the Irish people.'
Irish Daily Mirror
4 hours ago
- Irish Daily Mirror
Live GAA games on TV and being streamed this weekend and the ones that miss out
Newly-crowned Joe McDonagh Cup champs Kildare's foray into the SHC preliminary All-Ireland SHC quarter-finals, with a Newbridge clash to relish against Dublin, will not be televised live - or even shown live on GAA+, the association's streaming service, this weekend. As the All-Ireland SFC group stage reaches its finale, the group two meeting of Kerry and Meath on Saturday and the all-Ulster meeting of Tyrone and Cavan in group two on Sunday are also absent from the live TV and streaming schedules. Instead, the SFC group clashes of Roscommon v Cork, Dublin v Derry and Galway v Armagh - last year's All-Ireland finalists - will be shown live by GAA+ on Saturday, along with the meeting of Laois v Tipperary in the SHC preliminary All-Ireland quarter-finals. RTÉ's live fare will be served up on Sunday afternoon, with the SFC group games Monaghan v Down and Donegal v Mayo being shown back to back. Two Tailteann Cup quarter-finals - Wicklow v Westmeath and Limerick v Wexford - will be broadcast live by GAA+. SaturdayAll-Ireland SFCGroup 2Kerry v Meath – O'Connor Park, 4.15pmRoscommon v Cork – O'Moore Park, 4.15pm (live on GAA+)Group 4Dublin v Derry – Páirc Esler, 6.30pm (live on GAA+)Galway v Armagh – Breffni Park, 6.30pm (live on GAA+)All-Ireland SHC preliminary quarter-finalsLaois v Tipperary – O'Moore Park, 1.45pm (live on GAA+)Kildare v Dublin – St Conleth's Park, 4pmTailteann Cup quarter-finalsFermanagh v Sligo – Brewster Park, 5pmKildare v Offaly – St Conleth's Park, 6.30pmSundayAll-Ireland SFCGroup 1Donegal v Mayo – Dr Hyde Park, 4pm (live on RTÉ)Tyrone v Cavan – Brewster Park, 4pmGroup 3Monaghan v Down – Athletic Grounds, 2pm (live on RTÉ)Louth v Clare – O'Moore Park, 2pmTailteann Cup quarter-finalsWicklow v Westmeath – Aughrim, 1.15pm (live on GAA+)Limerick v Wexford – Gaelic Grounds, 3.45pm (live on GAA+)
The 42
7 hours ago
- The 42
GAA confirm All-Ireland SHC and Tailteann Cup fixtures next weekend
NEWBRIDGE WILL HOST a double-header next Saturday afternoon after the GAA confirmed the fixtures for the All-Ireland SHC preliminary quarter-finals and Tailteann Cup quarter-finals. The Kildare hurlers will host Dublin at 4pm, after their historic Joe McDonagh Cup success yesterday, with the Kildare footballers taking on Offaly afterwards at 6.30pm. The other hurling fixture on Saturday sees Laois host Tipperary, a curtain-raiser to the Roscommon-Cork game in the All-Ireland senior football championship. Advertisement Fermanagh will face Sligo in the Tailteann Cup on Saturday, while in the same competition there will be quarter-finals on Sunday with Wicklow playing Westmeath and Limerick taking on Wexford. ***** Saturday 14 June All-Ireland senior hurling preliminary quarter-finals Laois v Tipperary, Laois Hire O'Moore Park, Portlaoise 1.45pm – GAA+. Kildare v Dublin, Cedral St Conleth's Park, Newbridge, 4pm. Tailteann Cup quarter-finals Fermanagh v Sligo, Brewster Park, Enniskillen, 5pm. Kildare v Offaly, Cedral St Conleth's Park, Newbridge, 6.30pm. ***** Sunday 15 June Tailteann Cup quarter-finals Wicklow v Westmeath, Echelon Park, 1.15pm – GAA+. Limerick v Wexford, TUS Gaelic Grounds, 3.45pm – GAA+. **** * Check out the latest episode of The42′s GAA Weekly podcast here
