McGarry praises players' commitment
Ballyhale Shamrocks joint-manager James McGarry was full of praise for his players after they became the first club to win five All-Ireland hurling titles.
Meyler wants more of the same
Following a winning start to the league, Kerry hurling manager John Meyler wants the successful start to continue.
Nolan joins Dublin brigade
Wexford hurler Stephen Nolan will be lining out in the colours of Ballyboden St Enda's this year.
Four changes for Tribesmen
John Lee has been drafted into the Galway defence for Sunday's NHL Division 1 clash with Offaly.
Walsh sets new goal for Ballyhale
No sooner had he collected the Tommy Moore Cup than Ballyhale Shamrocks captain Eamonn Walsh was already turning his thoughts to his side's defence of the Kilkenny SHC.
No excuses from Portumna
Portumna boss Johnny Kelly admitted that the pressure of winning an unprecedented third AIB All-Ireland club hurling title on the trot may have got to his players.
Fennelly hails "fantastic achievement"
Michael Fennelly described Ballyhale Shamrocks' record-breaking fifth AIB All-Ireland club hurling success as an "amazing achievement".
AIB club SHC final: Ballyhale end Portumna's reign
Ballyhale Shamrock's claimed a record fifth AIB All-Ireland club SHC title as they ended the reign of treble chasing Portumna in Croke Park today.
Kelly predicts Canning/Shefflin shoot-out
Portumna boss Johnny Kelly has envisaged tomorrow's All-Ireland club SHC showdown between his team and Kilkenny kingpins Ballyhale Shamrocks as being a shoot-out between two of the greats in the modern game.
Cork facing anxious wait
The Cork county board are facing an anxious wait to discover whether any of their players will be hit with disciplinary measures by the Central Competitions Control Committee (CCCC) after Sunday's win over Kilkenny.
Browne to make decision on Deise future
Tony Browne has suggested that he will be making a decision on his future with the Waterford hurling team in the coming days.
Flynn expected to make quick recovery
Limerick goalkeeper Tadgh Flynn is expected to make a quick recovery from the neck injury he sustained in Sunday's NHL defeat to Waterford at Fraher Field.
One change for Portumna
Portumna have made one change to the side which defeated Dunloy for tomorrow's All-Ireland club SHC final against Ballyhale Shamrocks at Croke Park.
Second half display pleases Sheedy
Liam Sheedy expressed satisfaction with Tipperary's impressive second half performance which saw them outscore Galway by 1-11 to 0-1 at Semple Stadium.
Walsh happy to lay Nowlan Park ghost to rest
Denis Walsh was happy to erase the memory of last year's mauling by Kilkenny in Nowlan Park, admitting that Cork's pride had been hurt by the experience.
Clubs seek McCarthy's removal
The Limerick county board has received requests from eight clubs to hold a special meeting of the county board in a bid to table a motion of no-confidence in hurling manager Justin McCarthy.
NHL 1: Gardiner guns down Cats
John Gardiner was on fire, inspiring Cork to a thrilling 0-18 to 1-13 defeat of Kilkenny at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
NHL 1: Offaly up and running as Dubs flop
Offaly got their first victory of the campaign with a battling 3-19 to 1-18 defeat of Dublin at Tullamore.
NHL 1: Decies dominant in second half
Waterford moved up a gear after the interval to beat Limerick by 2-20 to 2-10 at Fraher Field.
NHL 1: Tipp take advantage
Tipperary made the most of Galway's second-half fade-out to prevail by 2-17 to 0-14 at Thurles.
NHL 2: Lyng rescues point for Wexford
A last-gasp Diarmuid Lyng free earned Wexford a deserved draw with Clare in this NHL Division 2 top-of-the-table clash at Cusack Park, Ennis.
NHL 3A: Brick eases Kerry past Royals
Kerry cruised to victory against Meath at Tralee, where an outstanding 0-15 tally from centre-forward Shane Brick inspired the winners to their third consecutive win in Division 3A of the National Hurling League.
NHL 3A: Henry brace sinks Mayo
A goal in each half from Paddy Henry saw Derry condemn Mayo to their second defeat at Castlebar yesterday afternoon.
NHL 3A: Goals edge Exiles by Armagh
London's goal-scoring touch proved the difference yesterday at Crossmaglen as they picked up their first win in Division 3A at the expense of Armagh.
NHL 3B: Louth see of 14-man Rossies
A storming first-half display proved enough for Louth to gather up their second pair of points yesterday in Dundalk, where they saw off Roscommon in Division 3A of the NHL.
NHL 3B: Garden looking good
Wicklow kept their early push for promotion from Division 3B of the NHL well on course yesterday when they handed Sligo an 11-point defeat at Arklow.
NHL 3B: Daly on the double for Fingal
Four-well timed goals saw Fingal register their second win and prevent Donegal from moving to the top of Division 3B yesterday afternoon.
NHL 4: Leitrim gain first points
A late 1-1 from Liam Burns secured a vital first win for Leitrim yesterday as they lifted themselves from the foot of Division Four after defeating South Down at Carrick-on-Shannon.
NHL 4: Fermanagh edge out neighbours
Fermanagh kept their promotion bid alive yesterday after edging out Cavan by two points at St Mary's Park, Maguiresbridge.
NHL 4: Monaghan move clear at the top
Monaghan moved two points clear at the top of the Division Four table when they saw off nearest rivals Longford yesterday at Inniskeen.