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Irish Daily Star - Inside Sport, 04 7月 2026

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ArticleMAN BEHIND TREATY THRONE

In sport, “world class” is often handed out too freely. Suc­cess has a habit of exag­ger­at­ing repu­ta­tions yet when it comes to Kin­nerk, there is a grow­ing feel­ing that the oppos­ite has happened. For all of Lim­er­ick’s suc­cess over the past...

MAN BEHIND TREATY THRONE

ArticleTHE CLARE FAVOURITES

Skip­per Tony Kelly and boss Brian Lohan lift the Liam Mac­carthy Cup in 2024

THE CLARE FAVOURITES

ArticleRICK OR TREAT

Sure, the Cork man­ager would love to see his team win the Elec­tric Ire­land All-ire­land MFC title, something the county last did in 2019. But if they do, you won’t find him ‘ pulling my jer­sey over my head and run­ning around the pitch after­wards!’

RICK OR TREAT

ArticleQUARTER IS A GIVEN

IT’S quarter-final week­end in the All-ire­land Cam­o­gie Cham­pi­on­ships, with counties facing win-or-bust scen­arios. All eyes will be on Croke Park across Sat­urday and Sunday, as Water­ford, Kilkenny, Tip­per­ary and Clare all vie to join Gal­way...

QUARTER IS A GIVEN

ArticleWe’ve a lot of new girls but the panel is full of energy & belief

FORMER Meath goal­keeper Mon­ica Mcguirk insists a youth­ful Roy­als side are rel­ish­ing the clash on Kerry in the Cham­pi­on­ship quarter-finals this even­ing. When home advant­age was first intro­duced for the last eight of the Brendan Mar­tin Cup...

We’ve a lot of new girls but the panel is full of energy & belief

ArticleORCHARD RIPENING

ARMAGH’S per­form­ances in the Cham­pi­on­ship have marked them out as genu­ine con­tenders for the title. And the Orch­ard County will fancy their chances of mak­ing the semi-finals with a home tie against vis­it­ing Kil­dare. Armagh got the bet­ter...

ORCHARD RIPENING