Search Results for 'All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling Championship 2008–09'
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Canning ensures St Patrick’s Day is out for the Shamrocks
The Shamrocks won’t be shining on St Patrick’s Day after they were beaten by a superior Portumna side.
Classic club clash in store for champs Portumna
It is the contest that is gripping hurling enthusiasts throughout the land. The country’s dominant clubs over the past three years, Portumna and Ballyhale Shamrocks, will meet for the first time in Sunday's All Ireland Senior Club Championship semi-finals at Semple Stadium (2.30pm).
The Shamrocks will not celebrate St Patrick’s Day in style
This year’s All-Ireland hurling club final on St Patrick’s Day will feature reigning champions Portumna of Galway and Waterford's De La Salle after they saw off the challenges of Ballyhale Shamrocks and Cushendall respectively in the semi-finals last weekend. The men from the west were particularly impressive when beating Kilkenny champions at a well attended game in Thurles.
A day of days
Since I packed in competitive football the most regular question that I have been asked is:
Referee announced for All-Ireland final
The referee has been chosen for the All -Ireland hurling final.
All-Ireland club final day is a day of days
Since I packed in competitive football the most regular question that I have been asked on numerous occasions is:
All-Ireland club means everything
The AIB club championship finals and their well designed and created advertisements on TV have a way of sucking you in and making you feel welcome and part of a greater cause. The interlinking of club and family is a terrific hook to hang a slogan on, and in many ways it fits the bill perfectly.
More Croker joy for Portumna
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Winning an All Ireland title means everything
The AIB club championship finals and their well designed and created advertisements on TV have a way of sucking you in and making you feel welcome and part of a greater cause. The interlinking of club and family is a terrific hook to hang a slogan on, and in many ways it fits the bill perfectly. Again, last Tuesday afternoon the image of family, friends, wives, children, mothers and fathers, mentors and club supporters running onto the green field in Croke Park and hugging each other in intense bear hugs is one that we never tire off.
Winning an All-Ireland medal title means everything
The AIB club championship finals, and their well designed and created advertisements on TV, have a way of sucking you in and making you feel welcome and part of a greater cause. The interlinking of club and family is a terrific hook to hang a slogan on, and in many ways it fits the bill perfectly.