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Irish Daily Star - Inside Sport, 18 Juillet 2026

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ArticleALL HAIL THE SUN KING

THERE are days when Gearóid Hegarty plays as if has rubbed some magic lamp, when sor­cery comes as eas­ily as breath­ing to the Lim­er­ick totem, a giant impact­ing land­mark after­noons with the sens­ory force of a crash­ing cym­bal blast. Hurler of...

ALL HAIL THE SUN KING

ArticleGREEN GIANTS

Gearóid Hegarty and (right) with Lim­er­ick team­mate Sean Finn

GREEN GIANTS

ArticleMicheál has brought level with Brought Tribe to next

GALWAY have brought the Bob O’keeffe Cup west of the Shan­non already this sum­mer and have more sil­ver­ware in sight. Dub­lin All Star Cian O’sul­li­van insists that on the evid­ence of this sea­son they have the fire­power to bring the Liam...

Micheál has brought level with Brought Tribe to next

ArticleDUBLIN DOWN ON A WINNING SPIRIT

DUBLIN v KERRY, SEMPLE STADIUM, TODAY 5.15PM - TG4 NIAMH Heth­er­ton says Dub­lin’s never-say-die spirit has been a price­less asset as they bid to return to the TG4 All-ire­land SFC final. The Brendan Mar­tin Cup hold­ers have had to roll with the...

DUBLIN DOWN ON A WINNING SPIRIT

ArticleNo quar­ters were asked

CIAN O’SULLIVAN believes Lim­er­ick’s loss to Dub­lin in last year’s All-ire­land quarter-final has played a part in driv­ing them for­ward. The Treaty are going for a sixth Liam Mac­carthy since 2017 when they face Gal­way in tomor­row’s All-ire­land...

No quar­ters were asked

ArticleSUBSTITUTES

Lim­er­ick’s strength extends well bey­ond their start­ing fif­teen. Tom Mor­ris­sey, David Reidy, Dar­ragh O’donovan and Dan Mor­ris­sey provide elite qual­ity, while young Fintan Fitzger­ald could be their sur­prise pack­age.

SUBSTITUTES

ArticleIRON WILL

WILL O’donoghue grew up in Ash­brook with the Mackey Stand framed in his bed­room win­dow. For some chil­dren, great­ness lives in posters on a wall. For O’donoghue, it stood across the road. Yet des­pite hav­ing the Gaelic Grounds almost on his...

IRON WILL

ArticleTREMENDOUS THOMPSON

FOLLOWING the dis­ap­point­ment of fall­ing short at this stage 12 months ago, Kate Thompson is optim­istic Gal­way can go a step fur­ther in this year’s TG4 All-ire­land senior foot­ball Cham­pi­on­ship semi­finals. In her debut sea­son as an adult i...

TREMENDOUS THOMPSON