Sparrow to let fly at Slayneysiders
Clare manager Ger 'Sparrow' O'Loughlin knows that Sunday's match against Wexford could possibly decide the promotion race.
Lenihan rejects players' accusations
Limerick County Board chairman Liam Lenihan has strongly rejected the latest accusations from the exiled players.
Pressure continues to mount on McCarthy
Limerick hurling boss Justin McCarthy came under further pressure last night as it became clear that a special county board meeting had been arranged.
Royal hurlers draft in three
TJ Reilly has made a number of changes to his side for the NHL Division 3a meeting with Kerry in Killarney.
Walsh welcomes back Newtownshandrum pair
Cork boss Denis Walsh has included Newtownshandrum's Ben O'Connor and Cathal Naughton in his starting 15 for this Sunday's clash with Kilkenny at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
Four Premier changes
The Tipperary team to play Galway in round 3 of the NHL on Sunday shows four changes from the team which started against Kilkenny last weekend.
First ever Harty success for Ardscoil Ris
Limerick's Ardscoil Ris finally got their hands on the Munster Colleges SHC Harty Cup with a convincing second replay final win over Thurles CBS.
Browne ponders "hard decision"
Tony Browne has a "hard decision" to make regarding his intercounty future.
Rigney eyes Keenan return
Laois hurling manager Niall Rigney is hoping to have star forward Zane Keenan back from injury in five weeks.
Bonnar up for "huge challenge"
Wexford hurling manager Colm Bonnar says the Model County are looking forward to the "huge challenge" of facing Clare.
Cooney: Treaty issue needs to be resolved internally
GAA President Christy Cooney says the ongoing row in Limerick hurling will need to be resolved internally rather than bringing in a professional mediator from the outside.
O'Brien welcomes Hyland return
Manager Casey O'Brien is delighted to have Don Hyland back on board with the Wicklow senior hurlers.
Dervan back for Galway
Conor Dervan will make his first appearance for Galway since 2008 when the Tribesmen take on Tipperary this Sunday in Division One of the National Hurling League.
One change for Monaghan hurlers
Monaghan have made one change from the side which defeated Fermanagh last weekend for this Sunday's Division Four clash with Longford at Inniskeen.
Wexford depleted for Ennis trip
Wexford boss Colm Bonnar will be without several of his players for this Sunday's crunch NHL clash with Clare as the Model County look to get through their current injury crisis.
Dooley to welcome back duo
Offaly boss Joe Dooley has been given a welcome boost with the returns of Ger Oakley and David Franks to his squad ahead of their National Hurling League game against Dublin this Sunday.
Hammersley receives Tipp call-up
Timmy Hammersley has been called into the Tipperary senior panel by manager Liam Sheedy following some stunning displays with Waterford IT recently.
No resolution in Limerick row
The Limerick county board last night said that it was ready to bring in a professional mediator to try and resolve the ongoing hurling crisis in the county.
NHL 2: Laois cruise past Lilywhites
Laois recorded the first win of their National Hurling League campaign in Division Two last night when they saw off a 14-man Kildare side at O'Moore Park with ten points to spare.
Cork host League and All-Ireland champions
All the indications are that Division 1 of the Allianz GAA National Hurling League will be the most competitive for years and next Sunday's series of games will provide another fascinating instalment in a saga which has already provided some great games over the first two rounds.
Sheedy unlikely to be punished for shove
The Central Competitions Control Committee are unlikely to take any action against Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy for his sideline altercation with Kilkenny counterpart Brian Cody during Sunday NHL clash at Thurles.
Accusations to be addressed at Limerick meeting
Limerick county board chairman Liam Lenihan has said that the accusations made by the exiled players from the county hurling squad will be addressed at tonight's scheduled meeting at Claughaun.
Harty Cup final replay re-fixed
The second replay of the Harty Cup final between holders Thurles CBS and Ardscoil Ris, Limerick, has been re-fixed for this Thursday at McDonagh Park, Nenagh (thrown-in 2.30pm).
Kelly keeps grounded
Tipperary forward Eoin Kelly says that his team are delighted with Sunday's win Kilkenny, but says there is still plenty more work to do.
Price cuts worth considering, says Cody
Kilkenny boss Brian Cody has said it is "worth considering" cutting ticket prices after the huge attendance at last Sunday's NHL game at Semple Stadium, where admission was free for supporters.
Rigney confident of Laois win
Laois hurling boss Niall Rigney is expecting his side to get their National League campaign back on track tonight when they welcome Kildare to O'Moore Park tonight (throw-in 8.00pm).
Rival managers play down sideline clash
Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy has played down the significance of his sideline altercation with Brian Cody during yesterday's NHL clash at Thurles.
Limerick hurlers sticking to their guns
Limerick's exiled players have issued a statement insisting that they will not be returning to the fold while Justin McCarthy remains as manager.
NHL 1: Tipp pip Cats
Tipperary are up and running after a wonderful 1-14 to 0-13 defeat of Kilkenny in front of 20,000 spectators at Thurles.
Fitzgibbon Cup: NUIG bridge 30-year gap
Clare's John Conlon was the toast of NUIG after his dramatic extra-time winner ended the Galway university's 30-year wait for Ulster Bank Fitzgibbon Cup honours at Pearse Stadium yesterday.