Cody admits Dempsey concern
Brian Cody has admitted that it would be a blow to lose his trusty lieutenant Michael Dempsey.
Molumphy is back
Stephen Molumphy is ready to resume his intercounty career with Waterford after returning from peacekeeping duty in Chad.
48 weeks for 'Mullagh Three'
Three hurlers from the Mullagh club in Galway have been hammered with 48-week bans by the CCCC.
Oakley throws down the gauntlet
Ger Oakley has insisted that now is the time for Offaly's hurlers to step up and show their potential as they prepare to enter Division One of the National Hurling League.
Setanta Homes announce sponsorship deal with DIT Hurling Club
GAA President Christy Cooney was on hand to announce that Setanta Homes will sponsor the D.I.T. Hurling Club as their quest for Fitzgibbon Cup honours gains momentum.
Daly hopeful of Sweeney return
Dublin senior hurling manager Anthony Daly has refused to rule out David Sweeney from his plans for 2010, despite the attacker having not yet trained with his panel so far this season.
Dooley won't pressure Mullins over return
Offaly hurling boss Joe Dooley has insisted that he will not be pressuring veteran goalkeeper Brian Mullins, while he decides whether not he is going to return to the Faithful fold this season.
Kehoe Cup Shield: Trinity trounced by Orchard
Armagh bounced back from last weekend's defeat to Kildare when they eased to a 4-13 to 0-6 victory over Trinity College Dublin yesterday.
All-Ireland club JHC semi-final: Blackrock stun Kilkenny champs
Blackrock gave Limerick hurling a much-needed boost when they shocked Black & Whites of Kilkenny in yesterday's AIB All-Ireland club JHC semi-final at Tipperary's Sean Treacy Park.
Dooley stays grounded
Joe Dooley was keeping his feet firmly on the ground after Offaly's first competitive win over Kilkenny since the 1998 All-Ireland final.
Kehoe Cup: Westmeath, Kildare and Carlow IT into semis
There were wins for Westmeath, Kildare and Carlow IT in yesterday's Kehoe Cup quarter-final action.
Conlon faces anxious wait
Clare's John Conlon will today discover the extent of the leg injury he sustained while playing for NUIG against Dublin in the Walsh Cup on Saturday.
Fitzgerald accuses 'Sparrow' of mind games
Davy Fitzgerald has accused his former Clare team-mate Ger 'Sparrow' O'Loughlin of indulging in mind games ahead of Waterford's Munster SHC semi-final clash with the Banner on June 7.
Walsh Cup: Offaly, Galway and Wexford progress
Offaly, Galway and Wexford joined Dublin in the semi-finals of the Walsh Cup following wins over Kilkenny, Laois and UCD respectively yesterday.
Waterford Crystal Cup: Deise clip Sparrow's wings
Davy Fitzgerald put one over his former Clare team-mate Ger 'Sparrow' O'Loughlin as Waterford coasted to a surprisingly comfortable victory over the Banner in yesterday's Waterford Crystal Cup semi-final at Ballyduff Upper.
Kehoe Cup: Durnin points way for Meath
Peter Durnin's late score saw Meath edge out DCU by a point in this Kehoe Cup fixture at Ashbourne on Sunday.
Sunday results round-up
Louth and DCU are through to the O'Byrne Cup final, Waterford are into the Waterford Crystal decider while Kilkenny lost out in the Walsh Cup.
Walsh Cup: Fallon on fire as Dubs down students
Ronan Fallon produced a man of the match performance as Dublin reached the last four of the Walsh Cup following a comfortable victory over NUIG at Naomh Mearnog in Portmarnock yesterday.
Waterford Crystal Cup: UCC into decider
UCC reached the Waterford Crystal Cup final at Buttevant yesterday courtesy of an extra-time victory over Fitzgibbon Cup rivals UL.
McGrath plays down All-Ireland rerun
Tipperary's Young Hurler of the Year Noel McGrath is looking forward to another successful year in the blue and gold.
Ryan to lead Dublin attack
Shane Ryan has been named at centre forward on the Dublin team for tomorrow's Walsh Cup quarter-final against NUIG in his home club of Naomh Mearnog.
Bonnar ups the ante
Wexford manager Colm Bonnar knows that with the start of the league campaign drawing closer, the time for 'serious' hurling has dawn.
Rigney eyes league surprise
Laois hurling manager Niall Rigney believes that his charges can cause a surprise or two in this year's National Hurling League.
Bonnar in experimental mood
Wexford hurling boss Colm Bonnar has named an experimental team for Sunday's Walsh Cup quarter-final against UCD in Gorey.
Leinster Colleges SHC 'A' quarter-final draw made
The quarter-final draw for the Leinster Colleges SHC 'A' has been made.
West Limerick board intervenes in dispute
The Limerick hurling crisis has taken another twist with reports that the West board has contacted some of the county's exiled hurlers in a bid to resolve the current standoff.
Freshford's Costelloe ruled out of All-Ireland final
Paul Costelloe's dreams of lining out for St. Lachtain's in next month's All-Ireland club IHC final have been dashed by a cruciate ligament injury.
Walsh continues preparations
Cork manager Denis Walsh admitted that he wouldn't have minded an extra game in the Waterford Crystal Cup, but following the defeat to UCC, he is already planning ahead for the league.
Cody to make call on Hickey
Noel Hickey will find out tomorrow whether he will play his first game for Kilkenny in nearly 16 months on Sunday.
Injured Galway trio on comeback trail
Galway hurling boss John McIntyre is expected to receive a triple injury boost in March when Ciaran O'Donovan, Adrian Cullinane and Iarla Tannian return from long-term injuries.