Cork GAA

Cork SHC Final: Imokilly’s final-quarter blitz ends Sarsfields stay as champions

Divisional side scored 10 points without reply in the final quarter to secure a sixth title for the east Cork team

Anna Geary: ‘Losing a sibling is not talked about a lot. They are meant to be there with you when your parents aren’t’

Camogie made Anna Geary a star but her media career has blossomed in the past decade. Despite great personal hardship in recent times, she’s embracing the future

Hurling All Stars: Champions Clare lead the way with 14 nominations

Kyle Hayes, Shane O'Donnell and Darragh Fitzgibbon make shortlist for Hurler of the Year

Kevin Kehily was one of the most prominent personalities in modern Cork GAA

The two-time All-Star was laid to rest this week at the age of 74

Galway’s unwanted three-in-a-row echoes Cork experience of 68 years ago

In 1956 Cork’s contesting of three All-Ireland finals was complicated by a polio epidemic – they lost all three finals

‘It’s definitely the sweetest’ – Cork hero Ashling Thompson savours latest All-Ireland triumph

Inspirational Cork Player of the Match Ashling Thompson in win over Galway confirms she will be staying involved to aid county's three-in-a-row push

Cork notch up consecutive All-Ireland triumphs with victory over Galway

Leesiders score last three points of scintillating senior camogie decider to earn record 30th title

Refereeing comes under scrutiny in senior camogie final after controversial goal

Camogie championships are all about levels; World Wallball Championships come to Limerick

Cork record 30th senior camogie title as they see off Galway fightback

Rebels bench makes all the difference with three match-winning scores coming from subs

Fiona Nelligan gets vital score as Cork beat Kilkenny to intermediate title

Closing stages of the contest were dominated by Donie Daly’s Cork side, at both ends of the field

Camogie: Proud day for Linda Mellerick as Cork bid to retain O’Duffy Cup

Galway camogie team hoping to avoid a third All-Ireland final defeat for the county in as many weeks

Camogie: Ex-Down double act Mallon and McCartan on Croke Park collision course

Sorcha McCartan brings a unique threat to the Cork attack but Galway will rely on the prolific Niamh Mallon as a counterbalance

Galway camogie team look to bring silverware out west after county’s losses in football finals

Galway captain Róisín Black hopes defeat to Cork earlier this year will stand to side in All-Ireland final

Cork camogie captain Molly Lynch aiming for two All-Ireland titles in one week

Lynch retained her All-Ireland camogie Poc Fada crown on Monday and is now targeting Croke Park glory

Gaelic football year in review: Armagh the biggest surprise in a season of upsets

The best players, games and moments along with the biggest surprises and disappointments, as chosen by Irish Times writers

Seán Moran: Have this year’s unexpected All-Ireland finals ushered in a more open championship?

Seán Moran: After 25 years of historically dominant teams, the GAA looks to be on the verge of less predictable All-Irelands

Cork and Galway to meet in camogie decider after semi-final victories

Defending champions Cork were in cruise control as they dispatched Dublin but Tipperary ran Galway in dramatic finish

Joe Canning: All-Ireland heartache and euphoria defined by a single point

Sweet championship success for Clare given big game defeats the Banner County endured over last few years

Clare’s residual experience of All-Ireland success carries the day

Banner County had four starters who lined out in 2013, plus panellist Peter Duggan and two replacements involved 11 years ago

Tactical analysis: Clare got their numbers right, but it’s hard to measure sheer magic

The Banner completely dominated on Cork’s puckout, while losing out badly on turnovers - but the genius of Tony Kelly is difficult to express with statistics

The agony and ecstasy: Cork and Clare players reflect on epic All-Ireland final

Michael Murphy’s social media warning to football finalists; Shamrock Rovers face step up against Sparta

Shane O’Donnell relieved to survive injury scare and play his part in Clare’s final success

Banner star says he thought he was '100 per cent gone' after he suffered a mild hamstring tear in training

‘The players now are immortal’: Clare welcomes hurling champions home

Clare fans celebrate as the Liam MacCarthy cup is brought to the county for only the fifth time

Pat Ryan says All-Ireland finals should go straight to replay, not to extra time

Cork manager says extra time becomes a lottery due to players going down injured

Patrick Horgan planning to play for Cork again in 2025

Cork hotel a quiet place after All-Ireland final defeat to Clare, but children still arrive looking for selfies and autographs

British viewers react to hurling final being broadcast on BBC for first time

Calls for more coverage next year as hurling builds a new fanbase in the UK

Crowning final glory proves the sweetest reward for Clare’s dogged years of persistence

After several Munster final and All-Ireland semi-final defeats, Banner veterans like Tony Kelly, John Conlon and David McInerney grasped the opportunity to add to their 2013 medals

The hurling year in review: O’Donnell leads the way for Clare in season sprinkled with magic

The best players, games and moments along with the biggest surprises and disappointments, as chosen by our writers

Clare know well that tiny moments can lead to sporting earthquakes

Some Banner victories over Cork had major consequences; BBC viewers try to get their heads around hurling

Pat Ryan focuses on team’s shortcomings rather than referee for Cork’s defeat

Cork v Clare: Cork manager is disappointed how his team allowed too many short puckouts

Shane O’Donnell seizes the moment as Clare seize the day

Clare management reluctantly brought O’Donnell off the pitch after 80 minutes – and only when it was clear the Éire Óg man could give no more

Croke Park on All-Ireland Sundays still has a timeless power to enthral

The GAA headquarters is now open for all sorts of business but for the All-Ireland hurling and football finals the ground is a player too

Nicky English: Experience and the will of their established players make Clare worthy champions

Cork were unable to recreate their best form but still only lost narrowly

Clare’s refusal to quit carries them to glory as Cork fail to find their flow

All-Ireland hurling final review: Tony Kelly helps propel the Banner to victory after extra-time

Tony Kelly conjured up the required magic for Clare when nothing short of it would have sufficed

The Clare captain finished as the leading scorer from play against Cork and his 1-4 contained some of the most incredible scores an All-Ireland final has ever seen

TV View: Clare and Cork deliver a game that ‘we should just shut up and watch’

The pundits were in no doubt that this was a final for the ages, with the only complaint being that there wasn’t a replay

Clare boss Brian Lohan thrilled Tony Kelly was the one to lift Liam MacCarthy

‘We had great faith in the group, great faith in the panel of players that we picked’

Clare stay the course as Cork fall agonisingly short in terrific All-Ireland final

Tony Kelly gets back to his best as he captains the Banner to their fifth All-Ireland title

Cork v Clare: How the players and management rated in the All-Ireland hurling final

The Banner kept some of Cork’s marquee forwards quiet, while being driven forward by John Conlan and Tony Kelly

FT Clare 3-29 Cork 1-34 as it happened: Clare win All-Ireland hurling final

Banner win Liam MacCarthy after extra time as Cork must wait for another title

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