Peter Branigan is a Reporter at RTE, with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and the intersection of publishing and media within the sports landscape. He covers a wide range of topics, including both team and individual sports, bringing insightful analysis to his reporting. Peter's work has been featured in Dublin's Q102 and Dublin's FM104.
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By: Peter Branigan
Dublin 2-26 Donegal 2-22 AET
Galway's meeting with Dublin this afternoon will be just the 13th time the sides have clashed in championship football - it'll be unlucky for one of them.
SATURDAY 4 JULY Galway v Cork, Croke Park, 3.30pm SUNDAY 5 JULY Limerick v Clare, Croke Park, 4pm ONLINE
By: Peter Branigan
Shamrock Rovers will begin their quest to reach the Champions League group stages later on when they take on Maltese outfit Floriana FC.
Ciarán Kilkenny has announced his retirement from inter-county football following Dublin's All-Ireland semi-final defeat against Kerry
SUNDAY 19 JULY Galway v Limerick, Croke Park, 3.30pm ONLINE Follow a live blog of the match on the RTÉ News app and on rte.ie/sport.
That we're living in the greatest era ever for Limerick hurling is undeniable. Before 2018, the county had landed the ultimate prize seven times.
By: Peter Branigan
Limerick are All-Ireland champions for the 13th time, and the sixth time under John Kiely, after a comprehensive victory over Galway at Croke Park.
By: Peter Branigan
The Leinster champions were taught a harsh lesson but, in such a young squad, there's plenty of time to take some it onboard and come back in the future.
Limerick players will be waking up this morning, if they ever went to bed, and rightly feeling delighted about what they achieved yesterday.
