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By: Francis Mooney
Errigal Ciaran take on the Kerry heavyweights in an all-Ireland semi-final this weekend.
Former player praises character of Ulster champions this year
By: Francis Mooney
The new Tyrone manager said his players are feeling "very positive" about the new rules.
Tyrone manager was part of Jim Gavin-led committee to establish new playing rules
Errigal Ciaran have edged a pulsating All Ireland Senior Club Semi Final against Kerry’s Dr.Crokes at Newbridge this afternoon to progress to their first ever All Ireland Senior Club Final. Ruairi and Darragh Canavan were the stand-out performers for the Tyrone Champions as it finished 2-18 to 1-18 after extra time. With the full time … Errigal Ciaran progress to All Ireland Senior Club Final after epic showdown with Dr. Crokes Read More »
Errigal Ciaran have beaten Dr. Crokes of Kerry on a score-line of 2-18 to 1-18 after extra time in their All Ireland Senior Club Semi Final in Newbridge this afternoon. A sensational last gasp point in the dying embers of normal time from Peter Og McCartan sent this fascinating encounter to extra time just as … Peter Og McCartan reacts to keeping Errigal Ciaran alive with last-gasp point in normal time: “I found myself in space and just took the shot on” Read More »
The Canavan brothers sparkled as Errigal Ciarán saw off Dr Crokes by 2-18 to 1-19 after extra time at Cedral St Conleth's Park in Newbridge to qualify for a first All-Ireland Club SFC final.
Errigal Ciaran are used to packed playing schedule, says Joe Oguz
By: Francis Mooney
Despite a spirited second-half comeback from Errigal Ciaran at Croke Park, Cuala from Dublin have been crowned All Ireland Senior Club Football Champions for the first time in their history.
By: Croke Park, Francis Mooney
Cuala's first half goal blitz set a steady course for a first All-Ireland Club SFC title as they held out in the face of a ferocious Errigal Ciaran fightback at Croke Park.
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