
Football
Share
Published 20:13 27 Jul 2019 BST
Explore more on these topics:
"We were very lucky when we had our golden days with Kilkenny but I'd argue that that's possibly Brian Cody's greatest achievement to date," Tyrrell said on The Sunday Game. "Getting a team to beat that Limerick team. With all respect to Kilkenny that Limerick team are a better team but out of sheer guts, out of sheer bravery, out of sheer spirit, Brian has brought on an unbelievable performance. https://twitter.com/TheSundayGame/status/1155188813657862144 "Every single one of those players on that panel I would argue is Brian Cody's greatest performance as a team. "I'd have it up there with the 2008 final win against Waterford and you can see what it means to those players after."TJ Reid was awarded the man of the match with 0-08 of Kilkenny's 1-21 but Tyrrell singled out the work of full-back Padraigh Walsh.
"It was just borne out of a willingness not to give in. Limerick came back with the goals and they were great All-Ireland champions, they were, but Kilkenny just refused to give in. "I thought Pádraig Walsh was outstanding. I thought he typified the performance for them. Kikenny were not going to lose and it was just a great performance."
Live sport on TV in Ireland this weekend – Football, GAA, Rugby – April 24th to 26th
Some huge clashes! The ultimate TV guide for live weekend sport in Ireland is back! It’s another huge week in the Premier League with Arsenal hosting Newcastle, there are a host of massive inter-county championship matches in both hurling and Gaelic football, and there is an intriguing Irish derby in the URC to look forward […]
Football
38 min
Waterford legend slams GAA over hurling final change in sensational rant
He did not hold back in the slightest! Five-time All Star John Mullane let his feeling be known on the GAA’s idea to change the date of next year’s National Hurling League Division 1A final. According to reports, the proposal has a strong chance of coming to fruition, and would see the final played at […]
Football
22h
Live sport on TV in Ireland this weekend – Football, GAA, Rugby – April 17th to 19th
Football