O’Moore County book a quarter-final date against Carlow

Kildare and Down qualify for Christy ring semi-finals

wicklow pipped at post

Laois to meet Carlow in Leinster hurling quarter-final

Plunkett’s side beat Antrim by six, as Craig Doyle scores three goals for Barrowsiders

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Kilkenny’s Michael Fennelly a concern ahead of championship

Ballyhale Shamrocks clubman went over on his ankle in club game against Clara

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Henry Shefflin suffers setback in training with stress fracture of metatarsal

Kilkenny star set to be out for another six to eight weeks

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‘If you asked me this time last week, I’d have said ‘ah, no, it’s not too bad’. But, unfortunately, this week it’s a bit different.”

A transcript of the Henry Shefflin press conference during the launch of the Lucozade Sport Club Crusade

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Michael Rice and Cathal Moore just happy to be back in action

Duo have recovered from serious injury and delighted to be back playing

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Anomaly ensures Delaney and Corbett escape one-match ban

Top duo will be free to play in their counties’ respective opening championship games having served a four-week ban

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Antrim’s McManus makes a sound case to retain Division 1B in its current format

Staying in the Leinster set-up is vital to the county’s progress

Corbett confirms he will be missing for up to six weeks with cracked ribs

“I actually don’t know who it was when I was on the ground and after when I got up the ribs were just sore.”

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Kilkenny pleased with their ability to keep Tipperary at arm’s length

‘We always fought back when they drew close to us. We were always able to pick off scores and we even missed one or two into the bargain.’

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Fennelly leads from the front as Cats claim crown in front of home faithful

First-half goals from versatile Ballyhale man leaves Tipperary with too much to do

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Fennelly proves the difference between Kilkenny and Tipperary in league final

Cats claim league title after centre-forward lands 2-3 in a terrific all-round display

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Tipperary manager Eamon O’Shea has mixed feeling after league final defeat

‘We’re not at the level that we want to be at yet – we’ll be trying hard to get there’

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McManus helps Antrim over Westmeath hurdle

Man of the match scores 2-4 as Saffrons secure a date against Laois

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Cork retain Camogie League title at expense of Wexford

Strong start sees Rebelettes home past Model County

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NHL final preview: Kilkenny represent Tipperary’s final hurdle to a return to the top table

Eamonn O’Shea’s men seek to confirm spring’s rebuilding job has restored pride

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O’Shea putting the groove back in Tipperary attack as they go in search of their goal

Kilkenny will pose first iron test of what the Tipperary attack is capable of

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