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Last Sunday's FAI cup final between Bohemians and St Patrick's Athletic played out to a sold out Aviva Stadium – the biggest crowd since 1945, writes Denis Hurley.
With the GAA club season winding down, Denis Hurley muses on how even the most successful teams must end the season in defeat and wonders if the age of the super club is just around the corner.
One drawback of the GAA split season is that it lessens the need to know the exact dates of fixtures, causing the provincial championships to fall flat as far as excitement goes, writes Denis Hurley
Denis Hurley weighs up every eventuality for how the Irish rugby team might fare, as the last few matches of the group stages are waiting to be played out.
So far, Ireland's world cup matches have seemed straightforward. This Saturday as they face the Springboks, their real test will take place, writes Denis Hurley.
The draw has been kind to Andy Farrell's Irish squad, and a convincing defeat against Romania last Saturday is sure to boost morale – both on the team and for the nation. Denis Hurley writes
The Irish team has traditionally struggled to get past the quarter final stage of the Rugby World Cup, but will this be the year the Boys in Green finally lift the Webb Ellis cup? Denis Hurley writes.
In the absence of high profile transfers, managerial changes within the GAA have become the hot topic du jour – as was seen with Declan Bonner's Donegal exit on Monday night. Denis Hurley writes
With the 2023 Rugby World Cup just around the corner, Denis Hurley looks at Ireland's current form and wonders which young players might make a name for themselves
A Kerry-Dublin final is an old GAA tradition, but with both teams preparing for Sunday's All-Ireland Ladies’ SFC final, it's happening twice in the same year. Denis Hurley writes