From Laune Rangers' spectacular late goal in the Kerry Intermediate to St. Mullins' hurling domination, this weekend was packed with thrilling sports action!
This past weekend, the Kerry Intermediate Club Championship quarter-finals brought fans to the edge of their seats as Laune Rangers clinched a dramatic extra-time victory over Glenflesk. Eoghan Hassett emerged as the hero of the night when he found the back of the net at a crucial moment, sealing a hard-fought 3-19 to 2-18 win for Laune. The match was a true testament to grit and talent, with both teams exchanging blows, but it was Hassett's late strike that sent their supporters into a frenzy, proving once again that in GAA, every second counts! Meanwhile, over in the Premier SFC, Darragh Hayes led Carbery Rangers in an impressive comeback. Hayes's late equaliser capped off a six-point rally, keeping their hopes alive for qualification in the McCarthy Insurance Group. Fans were treated to a thrilling display of sportsmanship as the match swung back and forth, showcasing the intense rivalry that exists within club football. As the cheers echoed around the field, spectators couldn’t help but feel the electric atmosphere of the competition! However, it wasn’t just football gaining attention this week; hurling took center stage too! St. Mullins decisively dethroned Mount Leinster Rangers in the Carlow Senior Hurling Final. With an early send-off for one of Mount Leinster’s players, the match quickly turned into a one-sided affair. St. Mullins went on to claim their 29th hurling title with a display of skill and determination that left fans in awe. By the time the final whistle blew, it was evident that their first-half performance had set the tone for a remarkable victory, making it clear that Mount Leinster had little chance to bounce back. What's more, the theme of triumph continued with Castlebar Celtic, who showcased their prowess with a stunning seven-goal win over Conn Rangers in the Mayo Super League, with Jordan Loftus netting a hat-trick. It appears that the last weekend of club action provided pure entertainment, with matches full of surprises and unforgettable moments! Fun Fact: Laune Rangers' stunning performance marked the club's significant progress in the Kerry Intermediate Championship, making them a side to watch in the later stages! And did you know that St. Mullins' latest victory marks their 29th title, solidifying their legacy as one of the powerhouses in hurling? These clubs are definitely making their mark in Irish sports!
Kerry Intermediate Club Championship Quarter Final: Laune Rangers 3-19 Glenflesk 2-18 (after extra-time). Eoghan Hassett goaled late in the second half of ...
Darragh Hayes's late equaliser capped a six-point fightback as Carbery Rangers kept alive their hopes of qualification for the McCarthy Insurance Group ...
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Jordan Loftus grabs a hat-trick as Mayo Super League champions Castlebar Celtic cruise into Calor Gas Mayo Super Cup Final.
Tom Whittleton of Laune Rangers in action against Killian O'Sullivan of Glenflesk during their Intermediate Club Football Championship quarter-final in ...
This Carlow senior hurling final replay at Netwatch Cullen Park was all but over by half-time. Mount Leinster Rangers, the reigning champions, ...
St Mullins lifted their 29th Carlow Senior Hurling title in Netwatch Cullen Park as Mount Leinster Rangers were left to rue an early red card.
St Mullins are the Carlow senior hurling champions for the 29th time in their history when they produced a superb first half performance which all but ...
St Mullins are the Carlow senior hurling champions for the 29th time in their history. On Sunday in Netwatch Cullen Park they had the game all but won by half- ...
On Sunday in Netwatch Cullen Park, they had the game all but won by half-time.