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Why, he even popped up in my friend’s Word of the Day thingie the week after the Kil- Enda kenny match. (Word of the Day thingie? A daily mailout McEvoy that supplies, well, a word of the day for people who wish to enlarge their vocabulary. Obviously your lettered corre- spondent doesn’t subscribe). ! ‘Proprioception’ was the word But there was a caveat. stood for it if he had? Even ! one particular morning that Canning managed only a point more absolutely not. ! ! week. “As in Joe Canning,” thereafter the same afternoon. Granted, invoking Cody and " my man declared. An immortal goal, a mortal’s Shefﬂin at the drop of a hat is a Proprioception. A neat if performance. reductive exercise that should polysyllabic way of describing Our pal didn’t receive a be employed only in moments the audacious yet utterly con- Word of the Day that encapsu- of acute need. In this instance, Proprioception (noun) — trolled manner in which Can- lated Canning’s performance however, it’s perfectly legit- Perception governed by ning, the amazing bendy man, in the quarter-final. If you imate. They’re the yardstick, physiological receptors, contorted himself to receive wanted to be generous, ‘im- stratospheric as it may be, and such as muscles, tendons that long ball from Andy precise’ would have been a Joe Canning is one of the few and joints, as awareness of Smith, turn and blaze it past suitable one in view of the contemporary players — the the position of one’s body. Eoin Murphy. If he’s ever eight wides. If you wanted to only contemporary player? — probably will. shouldn’t be expected to do a stuck for a job there’s surely a be critical, ‘self-indulgent’ who have threatened to Maybe Galway, who enter lot, he possesses the kind of circus somewhere needing an might have been another. approach that yardstick. the fray on the back of five frame that suggests he’ll hold e’ll start with John acrobat. By half-time against Cork, Against Cork, he came outings this summer, have his own in the physical ex- McIntyre, and the Portumna man had nowhere near it, less because arrived at a stage where changes and is therefore like- won’t he be sur- recorded four wides. It can of his accuracy and more be- they’re less in need of lier to last the course than any Nprised when he happen, even to the very best. cause of his decision-making. Canning’s rainmaking abil- products of the county’s as- finds out. John McIntyre, GAMEZone But there was a strategic deci- That said, at least he was ities than usual. Maybe. sembly line of identikit handy once of Tipp, later of Galway, sion to be made there and getting into the right places to With Galway, there is never little forwards from the past eternally of Lorrha. Galway v Tipperary then. Right, this clearly isn’t drive wides. Nor was his anything other than maybes. decade. We’ll start with Mr McIn- my day, so from now on I’ll work-rate to be faulted; after Three of those perform- And if the teenager really is C Callanan 1 Darren Gleeson tyre not because he has a foot play the percentages, pass the picking up a yellow card, he ances were highly profes- 5’11, as per the quarter-final J Coen 2 Cathal Barrett in both camps but because, 3 ball a bit more instead of tak- was momentarily in danger of sional, the other two im- programme, this leaves Gal- understandably for the week J Hanbury James Barry ing it on myself, let the other picking up a second one for a mensely mediocre. The zig- way with an attack standing 4 that was in it, he popped up in P Mannion Conor O’Brien lads do the scoring and pull foul on Aidan Walsh. The zags in the graph notwith- 5’11, 6’0, 6’4, 6’4, 6’2 and 6’1. the papers the other day with A Harte 5 Ronan Maher my weight that way. Some- notable aspect of the latter, standing, this volume of That isn’t so much a for- a couple of interesting com- I Tannian 6 Padraic Maher thing along those lines. which James Owens correctly match practice should con- ward line as a casting call of ments. Daithi Burke 7 Kieran Bergin No such decision was made deemed to be accidental, was duce to a measure of coher- candidates to play the Schwar- One of them made reference A Smith 8 James Woodlock and within five minutes of the its location: deep in the Gal- ence, a level of confidence, zenegger role in the next Ter- to the “media obsession” with David Burke 9 Shane McGrath restart, Canning had regis- way half. Whatever about some degree of pattern and a minator film. Joe Canning. C Whelan 10 Jason Forde tered another two wides, both his malfunctioning radar, threshold below which the They won’t strive for It’s a fair cop, guv. Canning C Donnellan 11 Brendan Maher (c) from improbable positions on Canning did not stint when it underdogs won’t fall. But that subtlety and they shouldn’t Scores Wonder Goal in J Glynn 12 Patrick Maher either wing. came to covering the ground. in itself won’t suffice. Medi- dream of trying. Straight lines Leinster final: news. Canning J Flynn 13 John O’Dwyer Not the remotest imperative Tomorrow’s prescription is ocrity wasn’t enough to beat to goal. Rotating forwards. Hits Eight Wides in All-Ire- J Canning 14 Seamus Callanan existed to go for either. Would straightforward, then. Con- Kilkenny in the Leinster final Puck-outs on top of Jonathan land quarter-final: news. Can- C Mannion 15 Niall O’Meara Shefﬂin have gone for them in tinued work-rate. 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forces him to hit long up the pitch, under pressure, giving Donal the advantage to the opposing defenders.They can then O’Grady counter-attack, with the full- back out of position. Galway inside-forwards Ca- thal Mannion and Jason Flynn moved cleverly against was impressed by how Cork, particularly in the first comfortable Tipperary half. They brought an un- were against Waterford in structured format through @the Munster final. They constant movement and mo- brought to mind a boxer with toring out the pitch regularly, a longer reach scoring with creating space for others to long jabs and rolling with the run into, pace and positioning opponent’s punches, secure in confused their markers. the knowledge that their This works better when the defensive strategy would midfield and half-back areas block any knockout attempt. are controlled. A similar tactic Tipp’s defensive strategy is is needed from these two to- built around the positioning of morrow, but the middle third Brendan Maher. Nominally may be more of a battle- centre-forward but operating ground. Tipp will be aware of as a third midfielder, he Galway’s strengths from the shields Padraic Maher, the Cork “contest”, when they centre-half-back. Dropping moved the ball up the wings. deep in his defence, virtually Tipp forewarned will surely free of any marking duties, mean forearmed. Padraic Maher operates as a As per usual, negating the deep-lying sweeper protecting influence of Joe Canning will full-back James Barry. top the agenda. Tipp manager The other defenders engage Eamon O’Shea will worry that in specific man-marking roles. Canning, poor the last day, Corner forward Niall O’Meara will go all out to display his plays a roving role at centre- undoubted artistry. Marking forward, moving to his right him tightly with discipline is a and leaving the left side to be given but denying him supply patrolled by Patrick ‘Bonner’ is always the best method of Maher, who is Tipp’s barom- negating his influence. 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They kept since Niall Healy’s A slight doubt exists over 3LFWXUH'DYLG0DKHU ball as often as possible. square when supply proves ir- knocking, politely but insist- hat-trick against how Tipp will source goals if Galway manager Anthony regular. He moves out looking ently, until the door swung in- KKilkenny in an All- Callanan isn’t sending the Cunningham got his match- to be involved.The further out wards. It was mature, it was Ireland semi-final. He was green flag flying. But they do ny’s experience, their relent- ups spot on against Cork. The he goes, the better for Tipp. poised and it was pleasing. It Galway’s second sub for the possess a spread of point- lessness, their ability to work same is required tomorrow. Another concern for O’Shea also demonstrated Tipp’s abil- forwards against Cork. scorers in Jason Forde, Niall an eight-hour day whatever John O’Dwyer has the capa- is the form of Johnny Glynn, ity to hurl in different reg- With 12 minutes remaining, O’Meara and above all John the weather. bilities to travel. Padraig Man- phenomenal against Cork. isters. Having wiped out Lim- Galway led by only four O’Dwyer, who’s edging ever Sounds eminently reason- nion would seem the ideal can- O’Shea will hope lightning erick at the Gaelic Grounds points. Um, how? They’ll prob- closer to being their most able. Yet tomorrow’s winners didate to man-mark him with fails to strike twice. Strong they saw off Waterford on ably post a winning total important forward. And else- will not be deploying two John Hanbury tight on Tipp under puck-outs, Glynn is also very different terrain. They’re tomorrow. They’ll probably where Brendan Maher, Kie- forwards next month. full-forward while Johnny a serious option at the edge of not Kilkenny but they’ve got also concede a losing total. If ran Bergin and James Wood- They’ll be going six-on-six Coen, a sweeping corner-back, the square. Denying him pos- to a place where they re- they’re to survive, it’ll be their lock supply the type of ballast against a Kilkenny without operates just in front. session under puck-outs is the semble them in many ways. defence that sees them that Cork lacked. Shefflin and JJ and Brian The half-back line will best option. Kieran Bergin And to return to a point through. This blend of ingredients Hogan, a Kilkenny stripped of require adjustments as well. I may be handed this role. made here in the past: under Galway were opened up should swing it for Tipperary. decades of corporate big- would have Iarla Tannian Against Glynn, many de- Eamon O’Shea, Tipp have without difficulty for TJ We started with John McIn- occasion memory, a Kilkenny moving to the wing marking fenders make the mistake of been a Croke Park team, more Reid’s goal in the Leinster tyre so we’ll finish with him. who cannot be expected to win Jason Forde while Daithi attempting to field the ball, a fluid and dangerous there in final, after which Kilkenny He reckons, having been in this All-Ireland off the bench Burke, more of a man-marker contest they’ll seldom win. August than at Semple Sta- were content to pop their Croke Park last Sunday, that the way they won last year’s. than Tannian, could police the Concentrating on preventing dium in June. No secret why. points from distance. the MacCarthy Cup will re- Tipp and Galway may be mobile Niall O’Meara. him catching ball by legit- Sustained practice conduces The Tipperary of Seamus main on Noreside irrespective playing for more than silver In their game with Limer- imate spoiling is a much to lubricate the wheels and Callanan are likelier to go for of the outcome here. Kilken- medals. ick, Tipp keeper Darren Glee- better option.This has to be son hit the first seven puck- practiced of course and it’s no outs short, finding his target use asking a player to play each time. Against Waterford, that role on the day. eight out of the first nine were The other area O’Shea will won by Tipp, with two going to consider carefully is the role DZ>iXk_YXZbfeY\eZ_]fiK`gg the right-corner-back and of his third midfielder, captain four going to the left. Brendan Maher. Tipp would Tipp then moved it short, like to see Iarla Tannian fol- 3DXO.HDQH Boss Eamon O’Shea con- O’Brien coming into the team scored a point but has been keeping possession through low Maher outfield, leaving firmed last week that the for Michael Breen. held in reserve once again. the lines. It was obvious that five on five at the back — dis- Noel McGrath will make an Loughmore-Castleiney super O’Brien last started for Tipp Corner-backs Paddy Stap- Tipp had practised this tactic astrous for any defence. Cyril emotional return to match day star was ‘in the mix’ to feature in the Munster semi-final win leton and Michael Cahill were and they may attempt it again. Donnellan will most likely activity when he takes his and has included him in his 26- over Limerick but after not considered. Galway should be aware of drop into midfield to take up place on Tipperary’s bench for man matchday panel. appearing as a sub in the final Stapleton is understood to this and have plans to disrupt the slack for Galway and his tomorrow’s All-Ireland hurl- It remains to be seen if defeat of Waterford has held have suffered a rib injury on a it. Pushing up on defenders is direct running can cause ing semi-final clash with Gal- McGrath sees any game time onto the jersey. training camp last weekend one method to force Gleeson to headaches for Tipp’s defence. way. at Croke Park though his in- Breen was known to be while has been struggling to go long but a downside is the Tactically, creatively and The All-Ireland medallist troduction would prompt a under pressure to stay in the regain full fitness. space this leaves around mid- skill-wise, both set-ups are and former Young Hurler of huge response from Tipp’s fan team after being replaced at Opponents Galway have field. Another ploy is to allow similar so greater determi- the Year has made a speedy re- base. half-time in the 0-21 to 0-16 win named an unchanged line-up primary possession to the full- nation in the middle third and covery from testicular cancer O’Shea has made just one over Waterford. from the side that outplayed back and close down his pas- use of the ball will be key. But surgery which took place in change to his starting line-up Lar Corbett came on for Cork in the quarter-finals. sing options by tightly mark- a stroke of genius or a mistake April. with corner-back Conor Breen that afternoon and ing his support outlets.This might be required to decide it. Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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our brother’s a ball and people are more keeper, you’ll likely conscious of successful see a number-one percentages. So I’d analyse Pjersey yourself. the success rate in a different Darren Gleeson found that out area more than puck-outs.” with his club, Portroe, and Those restarts can be a now the big man is the challenge, though: the keeper Tipperary netminder. gets the credit — and the Replacing an icon like blame — but he depends on Brendan Cummins had to be a movement out the field. challenge, but Gleeson “Great point, the movement articulates his own attitude has to be there. You can’t hit a well: “When you go in to wear statue the way the game has the Tipperary number 1 gone — the ball may cover the jersey, there’s an expectation, ground in two or three what’s gone before you and seconds, and a lad could have you’re conscious of that. You 15, 20 yards covered in that want to give it the respect it’s time, wouldn’t he? “There has due. The big thing was getting to be movement from the lad used to the responsibility of it. receiving the ball, you can’t Before, when you’re playing a hit a statue. I don’t take the League match here and there advice of the crowd, we know and challenge matches, what we’re doing and if the internal matches, you’re right ball is on, it’ll be hit. trying your best to get there That’s my job and the half- but when you step up to it, backs, the midfielders, the there’s a new responsibility forwards, know that. They and it’s getting used to that. know if they move they’ll “How you do it is let receive it, that’s the trust we everyone know that you’re have.” He suggests a ‘keeper there, you’re in charge, being has always been able to vocal and assertive. That gives influence a game: “If you the men outside you the analyse it, a goalkeeper has confidence that they need as the ball in his hands 30 or 35 well in the goalie behind times in a game. If your key them.” He inspired plenty of forward had it in his hand 30 confidence last year. or 35 times, you’d be happy. Gleeson’s superb puck-outs in It’s always been the way but last year’s All-Ireland semi- people are now looking more final were lauded by Dónal Óg at how you’re using it, or the Cusack, but while the space you have to use. Tipperary man himself notes Obviously if there’s seven or 1(70,1'(5ɧ:KHQ\RXJRLQWRZHDUWKH7LSSHUDU\QXPEHUMHUVH\WKHUHɨVDQH[SHFWDWLRQZKDWɨVJRQHEHIRUH\RXDQG\RXɨUHFRQVFLRXVRIWKDW,’ how influential Stephen eight back at the other end of VD\V'DUUHQ*OHHVRQ 3LFWXUH,13+20RUJDQ7UHDF\ Cluxton has become in the field, there has to be an starting attacks for Dublin, he opening somewhere.” That and enjoy what you’re doing. tion defender going well that’ll facilitating the Cork forwards involved all along. It was emphasises a different part of confidence has driven his It’s like Eamon (O’Shea) says, inﬂuence your next decision for years when they were important for the group he the game. game up a level, surely. we’re coming here to enjoy (in terms of a puck-out), it successful,”). He didn’t go out was there the whole way “I’d put more emphasis on “Levels are relative, you ourselves, to be successful but might relate to that. of his way to watch Galway in through.It was important for breaking ball, guys winning might feel you’ve been at a definitely to enjoy ourselves Some of our players are a the Leinster final either — Noel as well because a lot of breaks more than puck-outs. different level at different too.” That helps a player to joy to watch when they’re in he’d played a club game — but his best friends are in there as “There’s a lot more stages, there’s always peaks stay focused. To enjoy the full ﬂow, and Galway have having faced Joe Canning at well so he had a good support breaking balls in a match than and troughs. I’d say game. “There’s moments, those players too, you’d be the Kilmacud Sevens, he’s network and he was always puck-outs: you might have 80 enjoyment is the thing, when you’d see an opposition aware of the magical well aware of the Galway involved. It’s not like he’s just or 90 breaking balls, you you’re coming over in the car defender doing something moments.” Gleeson doesn’t man’s ability. back in and we are seeing him might have 50 puck-outs. So and overthinking the game — outrageous at the other end of scrutinise ‘keepers in other And of his teammates’ for the first time, he’s been there’s more of an emphasis then you can switch off when the field and you’d take it in. codes on his evenings off, ability. He’s delighted Noel through it with us and vice on that. It’s just a trend when you come in here. When you You have to know what’s though Cork’s Ger Cunning- McGrath is back training after versa. It’s been handled very you have a sweeper that come in after work or from happening in the game, ham would have been a treatment for testicular well and we get a great boost of you’ve more room to hit short family, you can just switch off because if there’s an opposi- childhood hero (“He was cancer. “Eamon has had him seeing him back on the field.”

form of old, owing largely to the injuries a point, the league final ended in a draw in the Leinster championship, Pat Hoban’s Verdict: Dublin N<camogie semi-final: Cork v Kilkenny, GIhurling squad. The Cats have been the form team, The Tribeswomen had eight-points to ours. The combined class of Bernie Breen, Electric Ireland All-Ireland MHC semi- Dublin have shown an over-reliance on racking up 21-72 in their four group spare (1-11 to 0-6) in their round-robin Patrice Dennehy, Louise Ní Mhuirceartaigh finals: Galway v Kilkenny, Croke Park (C Matthew Oliver with the Na Fianna mid- games, and while their defence is meeting at Wexford Park last month. and Sarah Houlihan will see Kerry through. Lyons, Cork), 12pm. fielder hitting 0-21 in their last two outings. weakened by the loss of Power and Tony Ward’s charges are unbeaten in Verdict: Kerry Kilkenny’s resolve and character was The Munster champions have no such McDonald through injury, they should 2015 and forwards Molly Dunne, Niamh Cork v Galway, Gaelic Grounds (G Cor- again evident last Sunday as they landed problems in this department with nine carry out a successful revenge mission McGrath and Ailish O’Reilly have shone rigan, Down), 6pm. two points late in the second period of players on the mark in the win over Limer- here. in their four championship victories. The fourth meeting of these two teams in extra-time to force a replay. Just as they ick. Their Croke Park inexperience, how- Verdict: Kilkenny Wexford have struggled to regain their 2015. Cork won their opening league tie by had done against both Wexford and Dublin ever, may count against them. Eoghan Cormican Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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pions Cork ahead of tomorrow’s All-Ireland semi-final. “We are not afraid of them, we don’t fear them,” he said. “We are ready and the belief among the players is that if we get it right, we are good enough to win.” Paudie Murray’s side limited the Kilkenny attack to 1-9 in last year’s decider, Anna Geary holding key forward Katie Power to a point. The Piltown club woman has tallied 5-12 en route to the semi-final and Geary is no longer around to operate a tight least at Walsh Park. More ominous for the Cork Their graph was expected to defence is that Power doesn’t dip. After successive All-Ire- even sit as the team’s top- land final defeats, managerial scorer, that accolade cur- resignations and the depar- rently held by Denise Gaule — ture of two of their most ex- the half-forward hitting 7-18 in perienced players, Kilkenny their four games. 5($'<72*29HWHUDQ$QG\6PLWKVD\VRI*DOZD\ɪ,VXSSRVHZHɨYHDPRUHPDWXUHVTXDGWKLV\HDU:HɨYHDJRRGPL[ɦVRPHRIWKHROGPRUH camogie was set to return to “The forwards really are on H[SHULHQFHGER\VEXWDORWRI\RXWKFRPLQJWKURXJK$QGLQIDLUQHVVWKRVHER\VDUHUHDOO\SURYLQJLWWKLV\HDU the chasing pack in 2015. form, they are pulling to- When the draws for the All- gether very well,” continued Ireland camogie champion- Deegan. “Katie Power, in my ship were made earlier this opinion, is the best camogie year, it was Group 1 that player in the country at pres- turned heads. The last three ent. Her brains, her intelli- counties to lift the O’Duffy gence as well as her ability is Cup — Cork (2014), Galway frightening at times. It is a Ê>i\XkkfY\_licè^ (2013) and Wexford (2012) — team effort and the defence had been pitted together, with aren’t getting credit for the only the group winners amount of work they are guaranteed an All-Ireland doing. We’re keeping the semi-final place. scorelines tight (they’ve But Kilkenny didn’t just conceded on average 0-10 per X^Xèè8l^ljkË simply bounce back from suc- game).” cessive September losses, the Deegan, a Laois native who resignation of joint-managers is married and living in Ur- (RJKDQ&RUPLFDQ Mind you, there was little club medal-winner has never Niall Williams and Graham lingford, took charge in Janu- expectation Galway would be been present inside the white- Dillon and departure from the ary. His first priority was to Andy Smith is a Galway involved beyond race week wash for a championship vic- squad of Leanne Fennelly and ensure the current campaign veteran with 11 seasons of this summer following tory over their neighbours. Elaine Aylward. wouldn’t be dictated by how senior service under his belt . the“disjointed” league 2010 was tough. Last July Instead, they began issuing previous ones ended. But his experience of Croke quarter-final exit to Water- was galling. “We were six- statement after statement of “Obviously the goal is to Park playing days offers a ford. The criticism that en- points up with nearly 18 their intent to bridge the coun- win the All-Ireland. But we perfect snapshot of where the sued still stings. minutes to go and we just ty’s 21-year gap to a last All- said at the start of the year we county reside in the hurling “It was hurtful alright,” crumbled. We just lost all Ireland success. weren’t going down the route hierarchy. Smith admits. “But I suppose shape. I don’t know if it was Their results made for of trying to avenge what hap- An unused substitute in you just take what was written nightmares looking at it there pretty incredible reading. pened in the last two years. 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Their the start of the year we sat Indeed, he holds the ing again. “That day down in \RXQJGHIHQGHUKDVEHHQDPDMRU up to a certain point and then game against Derry finished: down and we discussed the unusual distinction of having Walsh Park, nobody seemed to DGGLWLRQWRWKHVTXDGVD\V6PLWK we just seemed to collapse. 8-22 to 2-10. very real possibility that we played in more All-Ireland perform — and that just “It was very soul-destroying In early July, they enter- might not even get out of the finals than semis, featuring as showed, Waterford steam- good form. He’s been to watch it again. It was just tained Tipperary at Freshford group. You can’t link one year he did in both the 2012 drawn rolled us. But we knew we rewarded on that. demoralising to look back at to decide top spot. Kilkenny with the year previous, you and replayed contests. were a better team than that, “I suppose we’ve a more ma- it. We watched the game as limited the visitors to 0-4. can’t solely focus on revenge When your debut season and we just had to work on it.” ture squad this year. We’ve a preparation for Sunday and They tallied 8-15. for the last two years or use ends in September, Central to their return to good mix — some of the old, obviously will try not let that Little wonder, then, that that as motivation.” expectations are raised. August action, the half-for- more experienced boys but a happen again. You’d have to Kilkenny “After 2005, you would ward believes, has been the lot of youth coming through. be looking at clips anyway. boss Deegan expect you’d get to a good few blooding of Pádraig Mannion, And, in fairness, those boys With the way the game is says his semi-finals. You’d hope every John Hanbury and Conor are really proving it this year. gone, you get e-mailed your charges don’t year that you’d be at the top Whelan this summer. “They’re stepping up to the clips from previous games and fear cham- table, but that wasn’t the “Pádraig Mannion, in plate, the likes of Cathal your opponents going case,” reflects the Portumna fairness, this is his first year Mannion and Jason Flynn. forward. You’ll get clips of forward ahead of the county’s and he was nearly thrown in These lads are putting great them and you have to do a lot third penultimate round at the deep end. He’s proving a enthusiasm into the squad. of research on that too.” )5(6+ fixture in 11-years. very good corner-back and a And you need that; you need a So what had Andy Smith to $3352$&+ “It’s not good enough for a very good stickman. It’s great good healthy mix. We’ve a work on for tomorrow? hurling county like Galway, to see the likes of him express- better squad this year, “I’ve to work on an awful 0DQDJHU and with our underage ing himself on championship definitely. There’s a good lot, every day! Your work-rate )LQWDQ'HHJDQ success. Since 2012, things days. Conor [Whelan] only collectivity there within the is never up to where it should EHOLHYHVKLV didn’t go according to plan. came into the squad I’d say six squad, and a good unity with be, your striking ability and FKDUJHVDUH It’s great to be hurling again in weeks ago. He’s not even two the squad.” your feeding of the boys inside JRRGHQRXJK August. I mean, it’s not a months in the squad and, in An unused sub in the 2005 — they’re all stuff you have to WRZLQ 3LFWXUH luxury we’re used to in fairness, he showed very good quarter-final win over Tipper- work on. 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opener. Pearses provided the Centre-forward on the Gal- opposition and devoid of the way team to claim the 2011 All- Eoghan services of the injured Iarla Ireland minor title, the follow- Tannian, Ardrahan were ex- ing September he was sprung Cormican pected to struggle. from the bench for the half- They won by seven, Glynn three event. His swift progres- the hero. sion surprised few in the club. “He gave an outstanding “Management were looking display of fielding,” recalls for a big mobile guy who could Mullins. catch a ball under pressure. Damien Hayes, in reflecting “They couldn’t do anything Johnny topped the bill.” on Portumna’s journey to the with him. They tried several Intercepting a stray Tommy 2014 All-Ireland club hurling different lads on him, they Walsh pass with five-minutes decider, cited their county even put two on him for a remaining in the replayed quarter-final fixture against while, but it made no use. final, Glynn stepped inside the Ardrahan as the most trouble- “Johnny was under press- challenge of Paul Murphy and some hurdle. ure to perform in Iarla’s ab- nailed the top left corner of the On the second last Sunday sence. The team required a Kilkenny goal. At 19-years of the previous September, leader and Johnny made a young, he certainly didn’t Portumna had fallen over the statement that day.” look out of place. finishing line – 1-15 to 1-14 The Mullins’ live one house “I’d meet Johnny at the they edged out the South Gal- down from the Glynns in the house or down at the pitch way outfit. South Galway village. The when he’d be training or help- At the root of their problems latter has become a hive of ac- ing with the younger kids and on a particularly wintry after- tivity in recent days with both the one thing I always tell him noon at St Brendan’s Park, of Jonathan’s siblings return- is that he should be taking his Loughrea was a 20-year old ing home from foreign shores own scores.” Jonathan Glynn. to watch their brother line out Galway hit 9-64 in their Time and time again did the at Croke Park. opening three championship 6’4” half-forward pull pos- His sister Laura made the games this summer, the 22- session from the sky. Indeed, journey from Australia, while year old Medtronic employee such was his aerial dominance Brian arrived in from New didn’t contribute a single that as the contest progressed York on Thursday - the All- point. the Portumna defenders Ireland semi-final coinciding “He is a confidence player simply stopped competing with the 2015 Rose of Tralee in who tends to be very unselfish under the dropping ball. In- which Brian’s girlfriend Sop- with the ball. Since he was a stead, when Glynn’s two feet hie Colgan is representing young lad, he always tries to returned to earth was he swal- New York. bring as many players into the lowed up a by a swarm of blue “They came from football play as possible. and gold jerseys. stock,” continues Mullins. “Grafting isn’t a trait you The favourites notched 1-2 “Their father Martin was a would typically associate with in the final six-minutes to win Garda from Caherlistrane. a Galway hurler. We’ve al- out by the minimum. “Johnny simply propped up ways been known for produc- Vincent Mullins turns the at around the age of 14. He just ing more skilful hurlers. The page to 2014, the first round of mushroomed in height. guy that does the grafting, *DOZD\ɨV-RQDWKDQ*O\QQɧ+HWHQGVWREHYHU\XQVHOͅVKZLWKWKHEDOO6LQFHKHZDVD\RXQJODGKHDOZD\V the county championship. “You could see he had a very does the hard work, he WULHVWREULQJDVPDQ\SOD\HUVLQWRWKHSOD\DVSRVVLEOHɨVD\V9LQFHQW0XOOLQV 3LFWXUH6WHSKHQ0F&DUWK\ Galway’s two-time All-Ire- good hand and wasn’t afraid to deserves credit. land winning U21 manager use it. When you have a young “That is why it was so bril- parted the Red Sea. Ellis. He really controlled the too many times where he (2005 and ’07) was on the side- fella like that and he is bigger liant to see him take off 30 sec- “He didn’t get the credit for ball superbly and put it away. hasn’t’ been stopped. In full line at Kenny Park, Athenry than the opposition, they can onds into the All-Ireland the control when he threw the “He should do that more ﬂight, he’s impossible to bring for Ardrahan’s championship dominate. He did.” quarter-final and watch as he ball over the head of Mark often for I’ve seen him take off down.” >XcnXpXi\i\X[p]fijkife^:fibZ_Xcc\e^\

0DU\:KLWH non, has been the addition of we always had one eye on the Monaghan, has kept Reidy’s impressive strength and con- championship. We knew that players on their toes, and There’s a more robust hue to ditioning coach Ann Caffrey. we should have, and could despite the four-week gap the maroon jersey this year Less than 24 hours after the have, beaten them so we took a since the Connacht final, for thanks in no small part to the squad’s drawn game against lot from that,” admitted the 28- Tuam-born Concannon, the appointment of former Mayo Cork in the Division 1 NFL year-old secondary school barren spell hasn’t overly af- coach Kevin Reidy, to the final, Caffrey had the players teacher, based in Athlone fected their preparations. Galway helm. doing a recovery session at Community College. “The gap between games Today will be his biggest Silverstrand Beach in Baltic Like Concannon, her isn’t ideal, but the competition challenge yet, an All-Ireland conditions. A tough match she teammates have the smarts for places at training is quarter-final against reigning said, deserved a tough for football, but now they’ve ridiculous. We’re hungry, but nine-time champions Cork in recovery. belief with it. Wing-forward you have to be hungry when Gaelic Park, Limerick (6pm, Mentally, they’re stronger Louise Ward received 580 facing Cork. They’ll have live on TG4). too. Three times the sides points in her Leaving Cert Tracey (Leonard) noted and For veteran forward Edel have met this year, and twice mid-week, but her focus will we relied on her too much in Concannon, however, it’s a Cork only came out with a win be on today, and a chance of the league final, so getting a challenge the Tribeswomen by the skin of their teeth. Gal- securing a place in the semi- better spread of scorers will be are ready for - mentally, and way pushed them all the way, final on August 29 against the key, as well as maintaining physically. “In the past you and despite losing the league winners of Mayo and Kerry *DOZD\ɨV(GHO&RQFDQQRQEDWWOHVIRUSRVVHVVLRQZLWK&RUNɨV5µLVLQ our discipline, because Cork might have doubts about one final replay by a point in May, (Gaelic Grounds, 4pm). 2ɨ6XOOLYDQLQ0D\ɨV'LYLVLRQ/HDJXHͅQDO will punish you.” thing or another, but not this Concannon believes it was a A one-point win over Mayo Meanwhile, Mayo face year. Kevin and the manage- defeat that galvanised them. in the Connacht final a month was untouchable, absolutely put things into perspective Kerry in the curtain-raiser in ment team have left no stone “It was a hard loss to take, ago came as a surprise to unmarkable,” says and we knew we were very Gaelic Park at 4pm, with unturned,” the 12-year senior but the league for us was more many however. On the day, Concannon. It was a big lucky.” Staunton looking to add to her intercounty veteran admitted. of a learning curve. It would Cora Staunton kicked 1-15. wake-up call. They should A number of challenge 3-25 championship tally Key to Galway’s trans- have been a bonus to have a “It was the best game I’ve have beaten us, but we robbed matches, including one to-date. Both games will be formation too, says Concan- medal in our back pockets, but seen Cora play in my life! She them and realised that after. It against Ulster finalists televised live on TG4. Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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n the way home from Dublin last week, Niall Gilligan stopped Foff to break the journey in Francis Loughnane’s old pub in Roscrea, which is now run by John Carroll. We were rekindling old stories from past battles between Clare and Tipp. Old sol- diers stoking old embers in our collective souls trying to generate the heat again. Niall and myself ran into John a couple of times against Tipp at the end of the 1990s. When Tipp finally took us down in 2000, he got an All- Star that season. John was the main man the night Tipp beat Clare in the 1999 Munster U21 final in Ennis when all hell broke loose afterwards. He was more inclined to talk about the year he spent with Gilly in Tralee IT in ‘99 when they had a star-studded and stacked Fitzgibbon team which lost to UCC. Carroll had a great game. According to John, Gilly didn’t. Tipp lads still trying to get one over on us Clare fellas! The banter was great and the local punters were mad for hurling talk. The word was that Noel McGrath might start in the half-forward line tomorrow with Brendan Maher returning to the half-back line to mark Johnny Glynn. It might have only been Monday morning speculation but if Noel is capable of doing himself justice, it would be some feat, and something all hurling people would rejoice in. Can you imagine him coming off the bench? Croke Park would go bananas. I don’t know what Tipp will 81'(5&21752/3DWULFNɧ%RQQHUɨ0DKHUKDVKDGDTXLHWVHDVRQEXW,H[SHFWKLPWRLJQLWHRQFHKHKLWV&URNH3DUN 3LFWXUH%UHQGDQ0RUDQ do but Brendan has a good hand and he would have the athleticism for Johnny. I did three sessions with Ardrahan careful with how you control very best to get over the line in lighting up the scoreboard. last year and I got to see it. On these big days, you need this one. It says something when Ca- Johnny up close. It’s only to suspend that kind of emo- I was really impressed with thal Mannion got seven points when you see him beside Anthony tion. As Munster used to say Galway against Cork. from play and still didn’t get everyone else in a circle that in their heyday , ‘Fire in the If they had nailed half of man-of-the-match. you realise how much of a Daly belly, ice in the veins’. their 23 wides, it would have We’re still waiting for an ex- man-mountain he is. As David I saw that with Galway my- been a total massacre. Joe plosive game to really kick- Collins said during the week, self in 2011 when they played Canning hit eight wides, start the championship and it’s like trying to take down a Dublin in a Leinster semi- which is never going to this has the potential with all crane. It’s even harder to final in Tullamore. A host of happen again, but I was im- the firepower on both sides. throw a chain around Johnny past Galway players came pressed too with how Galway Galway like to use the space because he is so ﬂexible and shows the depth they have up have done this season. rolling out in an interview the managed so well without Joe with runners. I don’t think adaptable. Most counties front. It was nearly a Co- It’s only tomorrow that day of the game and had a go there will be out-and-out would have him at 11 or dyesque move. Nobody had we’ll really find out how good at the manhood of the Galway sweepers but it will be tacti- 14 but Galway’s heard of him but Anthony some of these Galway fellas players. cal. Galway rotate very options are so Cunningham and his manage- are. Seamus Callanan will Clearly stung by the com- heavily up front because most wide that they ment trusted his training- hardly be as subdued as he ments and the hurt caused, of their players are comfort- can afford to ground form and he delivered. was in the Munster final. Pa- Galway came out fired up but able in most positions. leave him on They have shown faith all trick ‘Bonner’ Maher has had they forgot to hurl. John When Joe comes out to hit a the wing, with year too in John Han- a quiet season but I expect him McIntyre, then manager, free, he stays outside for a Cyril Donnel- bury and Pádraig Man- to ignite once he hits Croke came into the dressing-room “We’re still while. Donnellan or Glynn lan at centre-for- nion and their Park. Bonner brings that steel afterwards and one of the first will sit inside in his place. ward and Joe growth is testa- and drive to Tipp and if they thing he said to the Dubs was, Jason Flynn could turn up Canning on ment to the can click around the middle, ‘We realise now that these big waiting for an anywhere and they seem very the edge of job man- they will have a great platform games are not won on emo- comfortable with their sys- the agement to build from. tion’. explosive tem. square. There also seems to be a The danger is heightened Galway have shown great Even huge buy-in with Tipp for for Tipperary with Galway unity this year but I’ve gone bringing Eamon O’Shea’s last year in being in such a good place. It’s game to really with Tipperary all year and in young charge. I know the players are been a long time Galway have I’m not going to change now. 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t some point won their first Leinster championship and wished for at some point. duly, prematurely, break off. As he says tomorrow John reached the All-Ireland final. It all started back in Lorrha, on his himself, “I defied all medical opinion to McIntyre will look “You wouldn’t be human if you didn’t father’s home. As a kid he’d always an play the county final of ’84.” Looking back, down from the press have some envy and wish that you were interest in being a sports commentator. playing that day took so much out of him, box high in the still there or think about people saying An- “We had a dairy herd and every cow had mentally and physically, he wasn’t right Hogan Stand and thony had done in one year what I couldn’t the name of a racehorse. I’m sure the for two years after. So would he risk it monitor a sideline do in three. Most people won’t admit that neighbours used to think I was half-mad, again? that he has patrolled but if they’re honest that’s there. this young fella calling cows Red Rum and “Yeah,” he says instantly. “No regrets. himself, a place he “That same summer [of 2012] my mother Gay Trip.” That interest prompted him to The only regret is that we didn’t win the knows well that’s [Mary] passed away unexpectedly from a )RUPHU*DOZD\ write away his Leaving Cert year to bloody match. more unforgiving than any critic. brain haemorrhage. I remember then PDQDJHU-RKQ provincial newspapers across the country, “It would still be a void in my life that 8Below he’ll see two men that he’s when Galway won the All-Ireland semi- enquiring if they had any work, especially Lorrha haven’t won a senior champion- followed one way or the other for decades final against Cork it was definitely odd. I 0F,QW\UHVD\VɪLWɨV in sport. The only paper to write back was ship. It still torments me. Especially when now, and who in some ways are now was willing Galway to win the All-Ireland VWLOODYRLGLQP\ the Connacht Tribune to say they’d keep you’d be driving on your own. I’d love to following him. because of the great time I’d have had for OLIH/RUUKD his application on file. A year later when turn back the clock and play one more One will be Eamon O’Shea. the Galway players but you did have KDYHQɨWZRQD he was finished his first year at time for Lorrha. I played my last game for How long or well does he know Eamon mixed emotions. But the following VHQLRU agricultural college, he was called up to them when I was 41. I’m 54 now but I keep O’Shea? Well, two days into McIntyre’s morning I just had to get into sports FKDPSLRQVKLS,W Galway for an interview as a trainee myself relatively fit and there have been marriage to Pauline he was up close and editor’s mode and organise the pen reporter. He started the same day John times over the last five or six years that personal with O’Shea as well, marking pictures and everything else.” VWLOOWRUPHQWV Lennon was shot: December 8, 1980. I’ve seriously considered playing again.” him in the North Tipperary final of 1987. In a way he’s brought this on himself: all PHɪ He was a complete greenhorn, covering Then he smiles. “But then I remember I’d The previous night, McIntyre had taken these conﬂicting emotions, the constant 3LFWXUH%UHQGDQ the courts, inquests: what sustained him have to wear a helmet. I’d have to get a leave from his and Pauline’s room in the challenge of somehow circumnavigating 0RUDQ632576),/( was covering games at the weekend. But court injunction not to wear a helmet. And West Park Hotel in nearby Portumna to any conﬂict of interest. Because every role even that was a tricky affair. He had no car that just sounds like a lot of hassle.” attend an eve-of-match team meeting. It he’s ever gotten is pretty much what he’s so he had to thumb, beg, charm his way. He always has a lot on the go though. His did Lorrha only so much good; the follow- On Friday evenings, transport was even first stint with Offaly back in ’97, there was ing day, Kilruane beat them, “2-15 to 0-13” more mandatory. That’s when Lorrha one weekend where he played for Lorrha McIntyre can recall, the way only a player trained. on the Saturday evening, then on the who has doubled as a journalist can. “As a kid there was no sanctuary too Sunday oversaw Offaly’s Leinster cham- O’Shea won their individual battle well. precious for my hurley. Myself and my pionship win over Meath before shooting McIntyre never marked a faster player. brothers, we’d take it to bed with us, Mass back to Kenny Park in Athenry to cover a After the game instead of heading straight with us, we’d drive the cows with it. At local championship game. Crazy, or at back to Portumna to his bride, his bride times I look back and think that I’m sorry I least crazy busy, but he’s found that the joined him and his teammates for their was so one-dimensional but on the other busier it is, the better he works. lengthy, tipsy post-mortem in the hand I wouldn’t have wanted it any other He was still playing for Tipp when he Portland House Hotel, located right at the way.” McIntyre’s father played for the was appointed sports editor of the paper in bottom of McIntyre’s own father’s land. By club in the 1956 county final. In 1966 his 1986. Within a year though he was out of the time McIntyre and Pauline made it uncle played in another. Then in 1984 favour with new manager Babs Keating back to their honeymoon hotel in McIntyre and two of his brothers played in while a fierce rivalry was about to take off Portumna they found it was closed. They another. between his native county and his adopted tried tapping on doors, car lights were That was the same year he was voted one. At the height of that rivalry Galway shone into reception: no joy. Tipperary Hurler of the Year, was manager Cyril Farrell suggested to “So what did we have to do, this our probably the county’s best player in the McIntyre he move to a Galway club so he third night after getting married?” he classic Munster final against Cork. What could join their county panel. For winces over a coffee in a cafe across the did he do within minutes of such a sterling McIntyre it was a non-runner. street from the Connacht Tribune’s display and agonising defeat? Hop into a “I would never have shifted Tony Keady offices. car heading to Holycross to play a from centre back. I was a bit of a dreamer “I had to go back to the Portland, at the tournament game for Lorrha. as a hurler but I was also an utter realist.” bottom of our land, and ask the owner to The week before the county semi-final Besides, it would have meant leaving give us a room.” So after that, yeah, how against Drom-Inch he got a knee in the Lorrha. Again, never. could he forget his link to Eamon O’Shea? back playing football. “It was the first time So, instead he wrote about that Galway Anthony Cunningham is someone he’s I’d ever had to leave the field of play. I team and all sport in the county. His copy covered too, just in other ways. He’s drove up to Nenagh Hospital the following had an edge to it. At the time he would see written regularly about him for the morning, stumbled into the car and out of the sports pages of most provincial Tribune: first when Cunningham was a it and I remember this doctor coming into newspapers as something more fitting for player, then later as a coach. He’d like to me with the x-rays saying ‘You’ve broken a parish newsletter. think there’s a mutual respect and civility two side vertebrae. You’re going to have to “I’m not God’s gift to the English between them but he’s conscious that lie on your back for six weeks.” By the language,” he says, “but I suppose I occasionally through the years he may Wednesday McIntyre was walking around quickly got a reputation in Galway for not have written things Cunningham would the corridor. By the Thursday he was sparing what I considered substandard not have liked, and McIntyre is too honest jogging. On the Friday he discharged performances. And it got me in a lot of and direct to say otherwise: sometimes the himself. On the Sunday he played. trouble through the years.” In hindsight sight of Cunningham on that sideline has Ten minutes into the game he broke his he overstepped the mark at times, stirred some mixed emotions in him too. hand in two places. He strapped his hand especially with players. “I wrote some Cunningham’s first year as Galway to his hurley. After he and Lorrha got stuff that I’d nearly cringe at now,” he manager was McIntyre’s first as a former through that game, his hand would be says. Galway manager. That same year, Galway wrapped up in Paris plaster which he’d He remembers a young fella called Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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Jimmy Burke from Turloughmore. Played around, he’d probably have won a county hammered Clare by 17 points; then drilled have won. I was crushed afterwards, but centre-back in an All-Ireland U21 final one with every one of them. ɪ0\ZLIHLVD Cork by a dozen. that horse won seven races for us. And evening in Ennis back in ’87. McIntyre In the autumn of 2008, 17 years after first *DOZD\ZRPDQ “I remember after the Cork game being they were magic days. can’t remember exactly what he wrote applying for the post, McIntyre finally got 0\WZRFKLOGUHQ with the rest of the management having “I’ve often quoted in dressing rooms about him, only that he went too far, that the chance to become Galway manager. DUHIURP*DOZD\ some downtime when this absent-minded what JP McManus said after Istrabraq he wasn’t fair. “I think possibly looking back on it now ,ɨGORYHWRVHH thought came along: ‘This could be all over won the second of his Champion Hurdles. But as for administrators? It was his the achievement was getting the job. That *DOZD\ZLQWKH in a fortnight.’ Supporters were coming ‘These are magic moments.’ It’s different duty to monitor how they were doing in it had taken me so long to become Galway up, shaking my hand, but I knew that if I for Kilkenny; they win virtually all the theirs. “I wouldn’t have been ﬂavour of the manager it disarmed me slightly. $OO,UHODQG%XW, didn’t get Galway to a semi-final in my time. For the most of the rest of us, the month with them, that’s for sure. I have no Sometimes I think ‘Maybe I should have VWLOOFRQVLGHU third year in charge I was bollixed. And we balance sheet suggests there are more bad doubt that if I hadn’t been a journalist I done more.’” Then at times he wonders P\VHOI D didn’t front up against Waterford. I re- days than good. So that’s why when you do would have had a much better chance of how could he? He think of his selectors: 7LSSHUDU\PDQ member being on the sideline with 20 min- win you’ve got to cherish the moments.” being Galway manager a lot earlier than I John Hardiman, Joe Connolly, John DQGWKDWZLOO utes to go and knowing in my heart of Tomorrow in Croke Park a team will get was.” He’d like to think he didn’t make it Moylan: they put their heart and soul into DOZD\VEHWKH hearts that I would never stand on the to experience one, even if it will be with the personal. He remembers making a point of it. They brought in two of the most recog- sideline as Galway manager again.” He’d eye towards an even greater moment in going to visit Phelim Murphy in hospital nised mental performance coaches in the FDVHɫɦ-RKQ later consult with players who’d suggest September. McIntyre will head down from when the long-serving county secretary country in Enda McNulty and Gerry Hus- 0F,QW\UH they maybe trained too hard the week the press box to outside the Galway dress- was having his hip replaced. “At the time sey. And the team would have some great 3LFWXUH +DQ\ after the Cork game. And maybe they did. ing room. On one hand it’s a great oppor- we had fallen out for the umpteenth time. days: each season they beat Cork in either 0DU]RXN “But,” he says, “it’s like everything. When tunity to get quotes from former players of So I looked at this as an opportunity to a qualifier or in a league final as was the you lose is everything is wrong. It’s all his that no other journalist would have have our latest peace accord. So I went case in 2010. But each year they crashed about the result. I’ve had good days on the that connection with. There’s an aware- along with my black grapes and bottle of out at the All Ireland quarter-final stage. sideline where teams have lost and I’ve ness that almost 35 years on from Len- Lucozade but I also had my two young The 2010 single-point defeat to been absolutely demonised, and I’ve had non’s death he’s still scrambling for fellas in front of me, the rationale being Tipperary in Croker saw a devastated bad days on the sideline when we’ve won quotes. And he’s mindful that in the eyes that he was hardly going to eff me out of it McIntyre choke up with emotion in the and people don’t care.” He still strides a of the younger players he could be some- in front of them! post-match interview but on reﬂection the sideline; these days with Castlegar. It’s his thing of a yesterday’s man, if they can “It worked. I didn’t give him a relapse previous year’s defeat to Waterford in third year with them; could be his last place him at all. That’s fine with him. anyway. I’m sure Phelim and a lot of his Thurles was even worse. with them or anyone else for a while after “It’s all about the here and now. It’s colleagues would have been thinking after “We were 18 points to 14 up and I decades of constantly being on the go. All funny. I remember being on Up for the an article ‘that fecker from Tipperary is at remember looking at my stopwatch and the more reason so to savour what’s left. Match for the 2012 final. Stephen Molum- it again.’ But at the same time I think a there was 68 minutes and 14 seconds gone “Some of the greatest days in my life phy was on the panel with me and we were part of him would have seen that I was a and we were in possession. And within have been out on a hurling field, as a having a drink in the green room after and hurling man, going up and down from four minutes of that we were gone. There player, as a manager. Unfortunately there up until then he thought I was a Galway Lorrha, helping out a lot of Galway clubs, was a turnover in that attack, long ball were more days when I woke up on a man! And I didn’t realise it until later but and the paper was giving the GAA a lot of downfield, Shane Walsh stuck it in the net. Monday with a sporting depression. But I it kind of irked me! Like if I had a euro for publicity.” McIntyre’s track record on the Then Waterford got another point and always viewed myself as being like a every time I drove through Killimor.... But Galway club scene meant he was then [John] Mullane fired over the winner. rubber ball: after maybe a word from and then sure Stephen was only born the same invariably linked with the county manage- The Tipp game was touch and go right with Pauline I’d bounce back year I played in that Munster final in ’84! ment any time the position became vacant. through but that Waterford game we were “I was involved with a horse called “My wife is a Galway woman. My two He’d won county championships with in control.” Exactly two years on, the same Rigour Back Bob. He finished fifth in the children are from Galway. Sarsfields and Clarinbridge, taken two counties met and this time there was Ladbrokes World Hurdle at Cheltenham in “I’d love to see Galway win the All-Ire- Carnmore to a final. Throw in his stints no need for any injury-time Mullane 2011. I’ve watched the race video a land. But I still consider myself a Tipper- with Kinvara and Loughrea and every heroics or a stopwatch. Waterford thousand times and I’m convinced if he ary man and that will always be the case.” club he’d coached in the county had trounced them by 10 points. hadn’t been interfered with at the top of For once he can’t lose. Or maybe he can’t reached a county semi-final at least. Only And yet the previous month the Galway the hill the worst he’d have finished would win. Either way he’ll once mor e get on for an exceptional Athenry team being boat was powering smoothly along. They’d have been second and that we might even with it and around it. Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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Richard Lombard, Fintan O’Leary and Daniel O’Donovan’s second-half goal was Carrigdhoun side don’t want for quality for- Anthony O’Connor will need to pick up :fibgi\m`\nj Colin Reynolds all got goals that day, and key. Mark Quinn, Denis Healy and Eoin wards either, with David Drake, Simon the scoring slack if Donncha is unavail- goalkeeper Martin Coleman, Edward Finn, Lavers will all have big roles to play for the O’Brien, Killian McIntyre and Brian Coakley able while AJ O’Connor, Séamus O’Sul- 72'$< Mark Collins and Brendan Lombard serve Dunmanway side, while Darren Kelly is a in their ranks. Kevin Kavanagh and Nicho- livan and John Corkery will be key in SHC fourth round St Finbarr’s v to give the 2012 champions a well-bal- fine goalkeeper. las Murphy will be important in terms of terms of ball-winning ability around the Midleton, Páirc Uí Rinn, 7.45pm anced look. Verdict: Dohenys gaining primary possession. middle. Having lost their first two games, the Verdict: Ballinhassig Did You Know? The sides’ last meeting Verdict: Carrigaline Verdict: Duhallow Barr’s showed good form in seeing off Did You Know? Castlelyons have lost to was in the third round two years ago, with Did You Know? Both of these sides have Did You Know? Since losing the 2011 city rivals Bishopstown in the third either the champions or defeated finalists Dohenys winning by six points. players named Cian Barry, a Carrigaline final to Castlehaven, 2012 was the only round. in each of the last four years. PIFC fourth round Éire Óg v Grenagh, defender and a Vincent’s forward. year before this one that Duhallow Corner-forward Philip Kelleher was ex- Mallow v Watergrasshill, Killavullen, Ballanly, 7.15pm IFC fourth round Youghal v Kanturk, reached the last 16. cellent in that game and he will be aided 7pm Having lost in the hurling a fortnight ago, Ballyhooly, 7.15pm IHC quarter-final Charleville v Kilbrit- by former Kilkenny underage star Bill Mallow came out on top after extra time in Éire Óg’s full focus is now on football. They Rockchapel and Glanmire beat Youghal tain, Páirc Uí Rinn, 3pm Beckeet and Colm Keane. Damien Ca- a shootout against Inniscarra in the first are without the suspended Ronan Den- before they managed to see off Adrigole to Charleville had a comprehensive win halane, Eoin Keane and Glenn O’Con- round, with Seán Hayes finishing with 2- nehy and injured pair Alan O’Mahony and book their place at this juncture. Paul Moy- over Argideen Rangers in the first round. nor will provide leadership around the 13. Aaron Sheehan, Pa Herlihy and Donal Fionn O’Rourke, but the return of Kevin lan got the two important goals in that Andrew Cagney scored 2-8 on that oc- middle. Relihan can help to share his scoring Hallissey is a big boost for the Ovens oper- game and he, Danny Walsh, Alan Frahill- casion with Jack Barry and Derry Midleton were convincing winners over burden with Fionn O’Neill at centre-back ation. Daniel Goulding and John Dineen O’Connor and Andrew Joyce will be Murphy also impressing while Danny Killeagh in the first round and the 2013 and Cork’s Cormac Murphy capable of are likely to lead the scoring charts with the among those they look to. Kanturk beat O’Flynn was imperious at midfield. champions will be at full-strength here. heavily influencing the game too. playmaking of Liam Sheehan key. Gren- Ballydesmond in the first round, Ian Kilbrittain a will need big performances The availability of Conor Lehane, Luke Watergrasshil beat Cloyne in the first agh lost to Naomh Abán and Newmarket Walsh’s goal crucial. Aidan Walsh, Lorcán from Ross Cashman, Maurice Sexton O’Farrell and Brian Hartnett in attack round. Shane O’Regan and Paudie Cahill before seeing off Ballinora in the third McLoughlin, Kyrle Holland, Alan Sheehan (scorer of 1-10 against Ballincollig), cap- means that the Barr’s can’t focus on were the scorers-in-chief on that occasion round. Midfielders Gerry Russel and Seán and James Fitzpatrck will be important in tain David Desmond and John Murphy. shutting down just one player while Paul and other big players are likely to be Bourke will try to turn things in their favour their quest to reach the quarter-finals. Verdict: Charleville Haughney and Cormac Walsh combine Paddy O’Regan, Kevin O’Neill and An- in the hope that Diarmuid Dorgan, Ultan Verdict: Kanturk Did You Know? Charleville won by 1-16 well at midfield and Aidan Ryan is a thony Cronin. Duggan and John Russell can profit while Did You Know? Kanturk won by a point to 0-11 when the sides met in the IHL calming presence at centre-back. Verdict: Mallow Tom Kenny will lead from centre-back. when they clashed with Youghal in the Division 2 in June. Verdict: Midleton Did You Know? Watergrasshill triumphed Verdict: Éire Óg 2013 first round. IFC fourth round Kildorrery v Fermoy, by 3-17 to 2-9 when the sides met in the Did You Know? The clubs met in the 1958 Mitchelstown, 3.30pm Did You Know? The sides played out a 7202552: draw when they met in Togher in the 2013 fourth round. Mid-Cork JHC final, with Grenagh claiming Luke Ó Baoill is Kidorrery’s only injury SFC fourth round St Nicholas v victory. SFC fourth round Newcestown v Duhal- absentee and they will seek to draw on RedFM SHL a month ago. low, Carrigadrohid, 3.30pm PIHC quarter-final Castlelyons v Bal- Dohenys, Bandon, 7pm PIFC quarter-final St Vincent’s v Carri- the scoring powers of Peter O’Brien, St Nick’s had a morale-boosting win over galine, Ballygarvan, 7pm Newcestown beat Clonakilty by eight Tom Monaghan, Andrew O’Brien and linhassig, Páirc Uí Rinn, 6pm points in their opening game. Brothers Tom Carroll and Alan Fenton, key men in Clonakilty in the third round after earlier A first outing since May 1 (Vincent’s) and James O’Sullivan. Fermoy won the losses to Douglas and Ilen Rovers. Evan May 2 (Carrigaline) after low-scoring first- Daniel and Tadhg Twomey were prominent opening round, beating Cill na Martra. Castlelyons’ first-round win over Kan- on the scoring front in that game while turk, are carrying knocks but should be Kearney and Robert Brosnan are injury round wins against Na Piarsaigh and Cast- Ronan O’Callaghan’s goal was crucial doubts. letownbere respectively. Attacking options James Desmond chipped in with import- on that occasion, and Ruairí O’Hagan available. However, Ciarán McGann re- ant frees. Carthach Keane and Luke mains out with a cruciate ligament in- The northsiders will look to the central abound for Vincent’s, with John Paul and Pádraig de Róiste can also shine in spine of Donal Óg O’Donovan, Niall Hor- Murphy, Anthony Harte, Derek O’Connor Meade will also look to contribute while attack. Goalkeeper Liam Coleman is jury. Along with Fenton, Anthony Spil- Fionn Keane and Mark Kelly will dictate a lane and Aidan O’Sullivan can get on gan, Paul O’Brien and Dean Brosnan for and Anthony Buckley all capable of scor- likely to convert a few frees as well as leadership, with Robert McCarthy-Coade’s ing. Darren O’Regan and Wayne Long are lot from midfield. Donncha O’Connor is carrying out his primary duties. the scoresheet, with Colm Barry and rated as only a 50-50 chance to start for Colm Spillane manning the key defens- free-taking important. Pat Collins (in Ameri- important defensive figures and goal- Verdict: Kildorrery ca) and Niall Hurley (injured) are missing keeper Patrick O’Shea is arguably the best Duhallow and they must also manage with- Did You Know? Fermoy have lost to ive slots. out Kevin Crowley, Lorcán McLoughlin and Ballinhassig came out on top in their for Dohenys but otherwise they will be in the grade. Carrigaline are without their eventual champions Grenagh and Éire picking from the same panel which beat netminder Seán Mellett, who is on holi- Kevin Cremin while Aidan Walsh isn’t play- Óg in each of the last two years. high-scoring south-east derby with Car- ing football this year. Gerry O’Connor and rigaline in their opening game. Teenager Aghada in the first round, a game in which days, but otherwise have a full squad. The Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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Valley keeper David Lynch Conor Horgan brought the Amongst their victims have make a brilliant save but sides level and it took Valleys been Valley Rovers, whom Conor Horgan knocked over 10 minutes of the second-half they knocked off a lone cham- the rebound for a point. O’Re- to register their first score, a pionship perch (2013 winners) illy got his second point to pointed free from Murphy, 029,1*,11HPR5DQJHUVɨ&KLHGR]LH2JEHQHJHWVKLVVKRWDZD\DV9DOOH\5RYHUVɨ'DUUDJK/RUGDQDQG in last year’s semi-final. again leave a goal between the before O’Reilly got another -RKQQ\.LHO\FORVHLQGXULQJWKH&RUN&RXQW\8$)&ͅQDODW3£LUF8¯5LQQ 3LFWXUH-LP&RXJKODQ In last night’s decider at sides. Nemo lived dangerously immediately afterwards to Páirc Ui Rinn, it was a chance in the 16th minute when Jack restore the two-point lead. sparked a Nemo revival when 1-2, C Horgan 0-5 (0-2 frees), K O’Dono- time), I Dorney for B Madden (42), P for the Valleys to gain Murphy’s shot was saved by A third point, this time from he struck for two points and van 0-2, I Dorney, A O’Donovan 0-1 O’Keeffe for C Goold (48), D O’Mahony each. for B McCarthy (57), I Casey for D Buck- revenge. Victory was not to be Michael Aodh Martin. Two Darragh Murphy, had Valley substitute Ian Dorney had ley (60) for either side though and a minutes later Conor Horgan Rovers three points to the another to draw the sides level Scorers for Valley Rovers: J Murphy 1- 3, E O’Reilly 0-3, D Murphy 0-2, D O’Sul- Valley Rovers: D Lynch, I Crowley, B pulsating contest ended with and Danny O’Sullivan good by the middle of that again. There were thrills from livan, B Crowley, T O’Brien 0-1 each Murphy, T O’Brien, D Lordan, J Lyons, J both sides level in what was exchanged points. second period and Nemo’s there to the finish, with both Nemo: M Martin, D Barrett, C Madden, N Kiely, D O’Sullivan, D Murphy, E Fallon, J probably a fair result. Nemo defenders got in the luck was out in the 46th sides threatening to get the Murphy, R McCarthy, D Kerins, B O’Con- Murphy, T O’Brien, E O’Reilly, B Crowley, From the off there was way of goalward shots four minute when their attempt on winner but neither had quite nor, A O’Donovan, J Donovan, D Buck- D Looney. plenty of excitement, and times in quick succession and goal was repelled by a deter- the composure to see this ley, B Madden, C Ogbene, K O’Dono- Subs. D Cantry for D O’Sullivan (55, in- Nemo got the opening scores, Valley had to be happy with a mined Valley Rovers defence. game out van, C Horgan, C Goold. jured), P Hurley for B Crowley (57) a couple of points from Kevin point from Jack Murphy to Man of the match Ogbene Scorers for Nemo Rangers: C Ogbene Subs. T O’Sullivan for B O’Connor (half Referee. A Long (Argideen Rangers). :fib\ip^fXcZilZ`XcXj:`cceXDXikiXnèXk_i`cc\i &LOOQD0DUWUD between two determined Scannell tacked on another equalising point. All to play from Daire MacLachlainn. Furey 0-1 each. .LOPHHQ sides. point immediately. for again even after Aynsley’s After 37 minutes, the West Scorers for Kilmeen: L Daly 1-0, D First blood went to Kilmeen Cill na Martra keeper great save from Shane O’Do- Cork side went in front for the O’Gormon 0-4 (0-3f), S O’Donovan 0-3, Cork U21 B FC final with a point from Damian James Aynsley was deemed to novan, the goalbound shot in- first time and were four points J Clancy, S Scannell, D Santry 0-2 each. O’Gormon inside two min- have handled a shot from stead bouncing over the bar. ahead when Corkery ham- Cill na Martra: J Aynsley, D O Riordain, utes, but they were pegged Liam Daly behind the line as That lead was forged in the mered home his side’s second G O Goilli, F O Faoilain, E O Loingsigh, A %DUU\&RXJKODQ O Cuana, P O Criodain, T O Corcora, M back and overtaken with Kilmeen led 1-3 to 0-2 before 21st minute and was retained goal after 39 minutes. A James O Deasuna, G O Faoilain, D O hUrdail, D A thrilling Cork County U21 B points from Damian Harring- Michal Desmond pulled a right to the half-time break as Clancy point hauled them MacLochlainn, S O Foirreidh, D O Foirre- Football Championship final ton and Darren Furey in the point back and then Gearoid O Kilmeen led 1-7 to 1-6. back to just a goal advantage. idh, S O Croinin. ended with victory by the nar- fourth and fifth minutes. Faolain grabbed a sensational There was a dramatic open- It was all to play for in the Kilmeen: W Tyner, S Deasy, L O’Brien, B rowest of margins for Cill na Kilmeen equalised through goal to leave just one score being to the second half, with Da- closing minutes but Kilmeen Keohane, O Scannell, J Deasy, K Keo- Martra at sunny Páirc Uí Rinn Shane Scannell after nine tween the sides. mian O’Gormon knocking came up just short. hane, L Daly, S Scannell, C McCarthy, S O’Donovan, F Deasy, D O’Gormon, J last night. minutes and then, with a sec- Daire MacLochlainn con- over a point for Kilmeen but Scorers for Cill na Martra: G O Faolain, O’Donovan, J Clancy. Subs. D Santry for Tadgh Corkery’s second- ond free from O’Gormon, they tinued the resurgence for Cill Cill Na Martra kicked on with T Corkery 1-0, M Desmond 0-7 (0-3f), D S Deasy (ht), C O’Donovan for F Barrett half goal proved the difference regained the lead before Ogie na Martra with a 19th minute two points to add to another MacLachlainn 0-2, D Harrington, D (45). Referee. B Walsh (Aghada).

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JBHC semi-final: Bantry Blues v lough, 6.45pm; JFL(1): Bishop- Watergrasshill, Ballynoe, 7.30pm. chelstown, Fermoy, 7pm; P2 Gneeveguilla, Templenoe v Cur- Rochestown Park Hotel Division Carbery Rangers, Skibbereen, stown v Na Piarsaigh, Bishopstown U16FC: Ballincollig v Douglas 2, row, St Mary’s v Laune Rangers; 1 FL: Nemo Rangers v Bishop- 7pm; Carbery JCHL: Ballinascarty 6.45pm. 086.(55< Ballincollig, 7pm: Valley Rovers v Division Three: Beaufort v Brosna, stown, Nemo Rangers, 5pm; JAFL v Argideen Rangers, Ballinascarty, Today: JAHC: Inniscarra v Blarney, St. Nicholas, Glen Field, 7pm; Car- Lispole v Cromane; Division Four: Group 1: Kilshannig v Tadgh Mac '8+$//2: 7pm. Donoughmore, 6.30pm. rigaline 2 v St. Michaels, Carriga- Churchill v Scartaglin, Ballydonog- Carthaigh, Aughaville, 7pm; JBFL: Tomorrow: JAFC quarter-final: Today: Nevin Cup: St. John’s v Tomorrow: JAHC semi-final: line, 7.30pm Tuesday: P1 MFC hue v Firies, Dromid Pearses v Dr Beal Athan Ghaorthaidh v Grange, Muintir Bhaire v Kilmacabea, Bal- Lyre, Station Road, 7.30pm. Cloughduv v Ballinora, Ovens, semi-final: Carrigaline v Douglas, Beal Athan Ghaorthaidh,3pm; Divi- lydehob, 3.30pm; JCFC Round 1: Tomorrow: JBHC: Newmarket v 6.30pm; JBHC: Grenagh v Do- The Mardyke, 8pm. Crokes; Division Five: Moyvane v sion 2 HL: Watergrasshill v Mallow, St.Colums v Kilmacabea, Kealkil, Dromtariffe, Lismire, 12pm; Nevin noughmore, Blarney, 12pm. Wednesday: P2 MFC: Fr. O’Neills Sneem/Derrynane. Killavullen, 7pm; Division 3 HL: 6.30pm; Carbery-Beara FL Division Cup: Glenlara v Millstreet, Glash, Monday: JFL Division 2: Cill Na v Ahan Gaels, TBC, 7pm; Bantry Wednesday: U21 Club Football Dripsey v Blackrock, Dripsey, 6pm; 6: Illen Rovers v St.Oliver Plun- 1pm; JAHC: Freemount v Kanturk, Martra v Kilmurry 2, Cill Na Martra, Blues v Valley Rovers, Rosscar- (prelim) 6.30pm unless stated: JBHL: Shanballymore v Laochra ketts, Rath,12pm. Tullylease, 7pm. 7.15pm. bery, 7.15pm; Clonakilty v Ilen Laune Rangers v Templenoe, Listo- Óg, Shanballymore , 7pm. Monday: U21BHC quarter-final: Monday: JBHC: Meelin v Lismire, Tuesday: U21AHC semi-final: Éire Rovers, Castlehaven, 7pm. wel Emmets v Dr Crokes, Moy- Tomorrow: SFC: Newcestown v Clonakilty v Dohenys, Ahiohill, Newmarket, 7pm. Óg v Blarney, Ballincollig, 6.45pm. vane/Tarbert v Ballymac/Churchill , Duhallow, Carrigadrohid, 3.30pm; Tuesday: JAHC: Castlemagner v Thursday: JFL Division 4: Clon- KERRY 7pm. Keel/Listry v Annascaul/Lispole/ IFC: Fermoy v Kildorrery, Mitchel- Newmarket, Lismire 7.15pm; drohid v Cill Na Martra, Clondro- Today (7pm unless stated, first stown, 3.30pm; IHC: Charleville v &,7< U21HC: Millstreet v Dromtariffe, hid, 7pm. team has home advantage) SFL Castlegregory, Waterville/Dromid v Kilbrittain, Pairc Ui Rinn, 3pm. Today: U21BHC semi-final: Millstreet, 7.30pm; Singleton Cup: Friday: JAFC: Canovee v Inniscar- Division One: Dingle v Milltown/ Killarney Legion, Castleisland Des- Tuesday: Division 1 HL: Fermoy v Bishopstown v Whitechurch, Bal- Freemount v Kilbrin, Freemount, ra, Coachford, 6.30pm; JFL Divi- Castlemaine; Division Two: Tarbert monds v Glenflesk, Knocknagos- Courcey Rovers, Fermoy, 7.30pm. linlough, 7pm. 7.30pm; Duhallow Cup: Kiskeam v sion 4: Dripsey v Aghinagh, Drip- v Rathmore, St Patrick’s Blennervil- hel/Brosna v Ballydonoghue, Aus- Wednesday: Division 2 FL : Kis- Monday: U21BHC quarter-final: Knocknagree, Kiskeam, 8pm. sey, 7.15pm. le v Keel; Division Three: Annas- tin Stacks v Spa Killarney, 7pm. Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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eschewed the need for the Conan who will make his usual pre- and early-season debut. And the likelihood is excuses to do with rust, ex- that Schmidt will look to filter cessive gym time and lack of far more of his front-liners ball work.It was the ultimate into the fray in a fortnight’s expression of how Schmidt’s time when Wales come to Ireland is about the collective town. So, this is the Last and not the individuals and Chance Saloon for some, yet it is the latter matter that though defence coach Les Kiss !! jumps to the fore here with 14 seemed to be speaking about $ changes made and given the the expectations on everybody # rush for places to make the when asked specifically about final squad come August 31. D’Arcy and what it is the vet- " Twelve of Joe Schmidt’s la- eran centre needs to do today test 23 played no part in that alongside the loaded and lock- impressive display in Cardiff ed Jared Payne. seven days ago and at least “Darce knows how he two-thirds of those will suit works. He knows what up later this afternoon he has to deliver. It Scotland may be the opposi- knowing that what they hasn’t stopped him in tion as Ireland continue their do here will play a cen- any way being able to World Cup preparations in tral role in determining work with the younger this the second of four re- how they spend the guys and the group hearsals, but the standout per- early autumn. around him. He’s formances of so many of their That holds been contribu- colleagues in Cardiff last week for Gordon ting very will serve as just a useful D’Arcy who strongly in that barometer for many of those will earn his area, which wearing green today. 82nd cap 16 reflects on So, like, no pressure guys. years after the fact that Yet, if we have come to learn his first he knows anything about Joe Schmidt’s every bit as this is a Ireland it is the side’s consist- much as it team ent ability to hit their straps. does for game. If he They did so last November Jack is to shine he when all the talk was of the has to be able to de- volume of players missing and liver in the systems bring, it’s only relevant if it’s Kiss & Co. will hope is more on Welsh challenge and Kiss was most recently against Warren /XNH and that wisdom, not just for him and he’s wise message than Wales a week singing a similar tune yester- Gatland’s crew to kick off the )LW]JHUDOG I think, will enough to know that.” ago or, indeed, than Scotland day when observing that a re- countdown to The Big One. serve him D’Arcy and everyone else were themselves when losing peat of that defensive perform- The almost shambolic state -XVWQHHGV well. That will be looking to Ian Madigan 40-10 to Ireland last March. ance against a “switched on of the Welsh last week stood in WRERRNKLV experience to navigate the side smoothly It has been interesting this side” would cost them the stark comparison to a smooth ͆LJKW that he through the swells of a Scot- week to note Schmidt’s obser- game. and slick Ireland which does tish challenge that Schmidt, vations about the laxity of the For Payne, this will be all @I=Li\X[pkf[`XcXe\n[\Xcn`k_Mf[X]fe\

%UHQGDQ2ȁ%ULHQ excellent sponsorship with So confident are the IRFU of the French clubs go on a Munster, Leinster and Ulster the IRFU of €1.2m (against a Three which runs until the with the figures, both now and shopping spree then they go and remarked: “We’ve got to €1m deficit in 2013/14) after IRFU chief executive Philip end of the current season. in the years to come, they on a shopping spree. We can’t do our best to compete with amortised non-cash income Browne confirmed the union We’re working with their have announced an extra match them. this.” Overall, the union’s and expenditure were has agreed a deal with a new people in relation to the Rugby €3.2m per annum of funding “All we can do is do our annual report and accounts accounted for. The good news main sponsor which will kick World Cup and in relation to for the provinces and €800,000 damnedest to keep the key reported a surplus of €8.7m was all the more notable in in next summer, but poured the Six Nations. more for the domestic game. players that make our due to strong ticket sales, new other ways. Expenditure for cold water on the size and “In relation to sponsorship, The €3.2m is a huge boost to provinces competitive and the broadcast and sponsorship the 2014/15 period had risen span of the deal which is yes we have another sponsor the provincial sides in light of key players in the national agreements and prize-monies. from €62.5m to €65.5m. reportedly with Vodafone. in place lined up to take over. the vast resources available to team we want to protect as The latest sale of ten-year Martin O’Sullivan, UL Reports last month claimed I’m not at liberty to say who, their English and French well because, if we don’t, and Aviva Stadium tickets netted Bohemian,was enrolled the the union had agreed a €50m, but one thing I can say is the counterparts and Browne have our key international over €9m, significantly IRFU’s 128th president at the ten-year agreement with the figures bandied about in the admitted a significant chuck players playing abroad, then greater than expected, and same Council meeting. mobile phone operator, one media of €50m are so totally of the additional money will we can’t control their game comes just two years since a Browne also confirmed Joe that would kick in once the off the wall that I don’t know go towards salaries aimed at management.” major shortfall in uptake Schmidt’s squad had agreed current deal with O2 expires where they came from.” The keeping and attracting the Union treasurer Tom Grace prompted the union to reveal graded bonuses based on in May. Not the case, claimed new deal will, nonetheless, best players. also acknowledged the they would need to borrow to World Cup performances and Browne, who refused to improve further an encourag- “Yeah, that is a fair increased financial might of fund that cash deficit over the the union has insured itself identify the backer’s identity. ing set of union accounts comment,” he said. “The clubs in England and France next six years. Overall, the against the financial hit that “The situation in relation to revealed at last night’s Annual reality is we are not going to and the difficulties these are surplus of 8.7m resulted in a would involve should they win sponsorship is we have an Council meeting. be able to match France. If any creating for the likes of net cash operating surplus for the tournament. Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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O’Brien will don the armband for the first time against Scotland, though he was coy about declaring his candidacy for the permanent gig once Paul O’Connell moves on to Toulon and dismissive enough about the extra duties that will come with the new layer of responsibility. 6HDQ2ɨ%ULHQ:LOOOHDG,UHODQGIRU He’s probably right to play WKHͅUVWWLPH it all down because a man row and even Conan who is could wreck his own head in “Jack knows the deal now. surely playing to put down a thinking about the individual He knows what is expected. marker for 2016 more than wants and needs of the team He is in the environment he anything else. he leads today what with knows there is nothing I can Amid all the back-slapping players aiming to make their say to him only go out and after Cardiff, it is worth noting own marks ahead of the final enjoy it. It is his first cap so he that Ireland fell away towards selection meeting for the should certainly go out and the end as replacements came World Cup. enjoy it. and went: all of which means “It’s done during the week,” “I won’t be saying a whole the second wave’s contribu- said O’Brien of the peculiar lot to him, just letting him go tion will be examined more difficulties in harnessing a out and play his own game. closely than ever here. collective mentality at times “When I first saw Jack In these scenarios, tackles in like these. “I don’t think coming into Leinster, he had a the 80th minute will merit as anyone is on an individual great attitude and a lot of skill. much reward or punishment battle or trying to go out and Since he was thrown out there as those made from the off win the game on their own. he has been playing well and as, though a second victory “It’s a collective game plan has been very consistent. It is would be welcomed on the that we have to implement and no surprise that someone who road to the World Cup, Kiss if lads are going off on their is that consistent and doing and Schmidt will be looking own it won’t work out in their their drills well comes to much further under the hood favour or the team’s. We notice (of the national team).” than that. realise that as a group.It is For all of them, even O’Brien “It’s always good to have a about backing each other up who will surely hold private win, it’s also good to have a and making sure we execute hopes of emulating the performance,” said Kiss. as a group.” standout effort of last week’s “ There were some aspects His selection at eight, like captain Jamie Heaslip, the we were really pleased with that of Simon Zebo’s at 15, standard has been set. (against Wales). shows the line of thought Anything less than the However, there is some being pursued by Joe Schmidt sleek levels of individual and areas we need to be better in. who is looking for versatility, collective excellence of Cardiff The results don’t guarantee even in his best and brightest, will be a let-down. anything next week and the but it also allows for the “Looking at it, it was week after. selection of Conan on the obviously good that lads 6,/.(16.,//6,UHODQG6LPRQ=HERVKDUSHQVXSGXULQJWKH&DSWDLQɨV5XQDWWKH$YLYD6WDGLXPSULRUWR “To write Wales off would be blindside. O’Brien isn’t looked fit and they got a good WRGD\ɨVLQWHUQDWLRQDOWHVWDJDLQVW6FRWODQG 3LFWXUH%LOO\6WLFNODQG folly and to make us the world surprised to see him move up blow-out. They executed some champions would be folly. We the rails this quickly and, in of the stuff we had done dur- about maintaining a steady further his claim for a starting plots with Dave Kilcoyne all understand where we sit and keeping with his light touch ing the week very well and it pace. Everyone else in the berth or D’Arcy, Luke Fitzger- too aware of the carrot in front we’ll let other teams look after captaincy style, won’t be was just good to give lads their back line will be looking to ald et al who simply need to of him given the ongoing con- themselves, but ultimately seeking his clubmate out for a first game and first taste of gain ground: whether it be book their flights. cerns over Cian Healy’s fit- we’re backing what we have last-minute pep talk before rugby this year. That’s what Tommy Bowe in order to The pack offers its own sub- ness, Dan Tuohy at second done.” they make for the Aviva pitch. we want to do as a group now.” =Xii\ccYXZbjK\jk[\YlkXek9li^\jj

'XQFDQ%HFK to both feature among the himself a chance to play in the identity of the last remaining “We have been away behind final 31 destined for England first warm-up game. Everyone prop, hooker and centre to be closed doors for quite some Andy Farrell insists Sam 2015, today’s warm-up fixture would like to put this out as a decided by the two clashes time and the hype is going to Burgess is ready for his Test has become a shoot-out for trial match and a do-or-die with France. start building. debut as the cross-code selection between the situation for some players, but “Everyone wants to have an “It’s our first showing at convert targets the perform- team-mates. we don’t see it like that. opinion on all sorts of home, at Twickenham, where ance against France at Farrell, who was also an “They’ve been together for permutations but we’ll keep the first game is going to be Twickenham that will secure international in both codes of seven or eight weeks now and our powder dry and just let it against Fiji and we want to get him a place in England’s the sport, has played down the they’re concerned about unfold in front of us,” Farrell the crowd behind us straight World Cup squad. significance of the match in performing and doing their said. away.” Burgess wins his first cap in the first of two Tests against job for the team and that’s England open the World Farrell said England are union just 10 months after Six Nations rivals France, but what I expect of Sam as well.” Cup against Fiji on September unconcerned by France’s leaving league and has been is expecting Burgess to shine. England visit Paris next Sat- 18 and Farrell insists the decision to announce their selected at inside centre “What makes me believe urday in what will be their last excitement is already team on the eve of the match alongside Henry Slade despite Sam is ready is that I have opportunity to examine fringe beginning to build on the eve in breach of World Rugby producing his best rugby for seen the fact he has got contenders before naming of a match that is expected to regulations that state their Bath last season as a blindside himself to the situation he is at their 31-strong World Cup draw a crowd of 60,000. line-up should have been ﬂanker. now,” backs coach Farrell squad, which must be “The boys want to put in a named 72 hours before kick- With head coach Stuart said. submitted by August 31. good performance because off. World Rugby has stated it Lancaster indicating at the “He’s in a squad of 38 Lancaster is likely to have they get the excitement of the will only seek to sanction start of the week that Burgess players and that means he has inked in the names of as many competition almost starting France if England lodge an 6DP%XUJHVV/RRNLQJWRERRNKLV and Slade are highly unlikely done the work required to get as 28 players, leaving the now,” Farrell said. official complaint. :RUOG&XSSODFHWRGR\ Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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utes, but that was purely as a precaution. Munster fans were a little apprehensive before the game given management had Friendly chosen a side composed MUNSTER ...... 29 mainly of academy members and players returning from GRENOBLE ...... 38 long term injuries whereas Grenoble, who begin their Charlie Mulqueen French Top 14 campaign next Thomond Park weekend against Agen, were close to full-strength. The Munster backroom team was A thoroughly convincing 30- reported to be a little taken minute debut in the red jersey aback by this and in the cir- by Tyler Bleyendaal con- cumstances Foley admitted to vinced onlookers at Thomond being heartened by what he Park that Munster may have had seen from his inexperi- come up with a priceless enced squad, especially in the nugget in the New Zealand opening 50 minutes or so. number 10. The first quarter ended in Having been sidelined by a an unlikely 12-7 lead for the serious neck injury since he home side. Grenoble looked arrived on these shores more sharper early on and went in than 12 months ago, Bleyen- front after seven minutes with daal performed with pace, a try by hooker Laurent Bou- 0XQVWHUɨV0DWW'ɨ$UF\EUHDNVSDVWWKHGHVSDLULQJWDFNOHRI*UHQREOHɨV )DELHQ*HQJHQEDFKHULQWKHSUHVHDVRQIULHQGO\DWDW precision and purpose to help chet after a line-out maul. Jon- 7KRPRQG3DUN 3LFWXUH%UHQGDQ0RUDQ632576),/( Munster into a 19-7 lead over athan Wisniewski converted French side Grenoble before from far out. ance gave Bleyendaal a warm conversion. The fleet-footed being called ashore by An- Munster settled quickly, reception as he trotted off on Darren Sweetnam got a thony Foley because of a ‘tight however, and skipper Cathal the half-hour to be replaced by beauty for Munster and the in- :feeXZ_k]Xcc`e=iXeZ\ groin’. Sheridan rounded off a superb Bill Johnston, the highly im- dustrious Shane Buckley The head coach subse- attack in which Bleyendall pressive out-half in Rock- touched down for his second. quently attempted to dampen played a prominent role. The well’s Munster Schools Cup MUNSTER: D Johnston; D Sweetnam, &DVWUHV open their Top 14 campaign any sense of over-expectation New Zealander narrowly triumph last season. The C Bohane, M D’Arcy, G Van den HeevM &RQQDFKW away to Bordeaux Begles while admitting that he was missed the conversion but was opening half concluded with a D’Arcy, G Van den Heever; T Bleyen- next weekend, had the last very pleased with what he had on the target from the left- Grenoble try by former Harle- daal, C Sheridan capt; J Ryan, N Scan- say as Florian Vialelle cross- nell, BJ Botha, D Foley, J Madigan, J -RKQ)DOORQ 6DLQW$IIULTXH seen up to this point from the hand touchline after Shane quins second-row James Per- Coghlan, S Buckley, R Copeland. ed six minutes from time. former Canterbury star. Buckley got over after another cival, converted by Wisniews- Rodney Ah You got Con- Castres scorers: R Martial, G Palis, F Replacements (all used)– K O’Byrne, P Vialelle, tris; B Urdapilleta, J Dumora, Otherwise, Munster pro- line-out maul. ki to leave the score 19-14 in McCabe, R Burke, D O’Callaghan, S nacht’s only try in a good workout against Castres in cons. duced a powerful maul with The second quarter pro- Munster’s favour. McCarthy, R Foley, B Johnston, D Connacht scorers: R Ah You, try McCarthy, C Oliver, S McMahon. Saint-Affrique last night. three of their five tries coming ceeded even more brightly Two much changed sides Connacht: D Leader; T O’Halloran, R from this fruitful area and with Bleyendaal again dis- came out for the third of the GRENOBLE: F Gengenbacher; X Mig- Castres led 12-0 at the Parata, B Aki, D Poolman; S O’Leary, J there was widespread satisfac- playing delightful footwork to four twenty-minute periods not, F Estebanez, N Hunt, D Kilioni; J break thanks to tries from Cooney; F Bealham, D Heffernan, R Ah tion with the squad’s perform- make the crucial incision and with the floodgates predict- Wisniewski, C McLeod; F Barcella, L Roman Martial and Geoffrey You; B Marshall, D Qualter; E McKeon, Bouchet, W Desmaison, B Hand, J Per- ance even if they eventually send Matt D’Arcy (the tall, ably opening at both ends. Palis, N Fox-Matamua, E Masterson. Re- cival, J Best, M Diaby, R Grice. placements used: D Buckley, T went down on a 38-29 score- rangy Clontarf centre on a Grenoble tries flowed from Connacht hit back after Replacements (all used) – A Heguy, D McCartney, S Delahunt, R Ah You, Q line. Robin Copeland, who short term contract with the former Springbok Gio Aplin, Coulson, M Marie, P Kimlin, C Loustalot, the restart when Ah You fin- Roux, U Dillane, A Browne, J Muldoon, missed much of last season be- province) over for a well- Denis Coulson (2) and Arnaud C Gelin, C Farrell, D Edwards, F Alex- ished off a good Connacht J Connolly Fionn Carr, Matt Healy, Api cause of a shoulder injury, left worked try that the Kiwi again Hegay. Wisniewski and Chris- andre, J Willison, A Batlle, G Alpin. move to reduce the margin. Pewharangi, J Carty, C Ronaldson, K Marmion. Referee: C Marchat. the field after about 40 min- converted. The sparse attend- tophe Loustalot each landed a Referee: Gary Conway (IRFU). 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%DUU\&RXJKODQ challenge on Saturday ROUND 2, Nov 20: Pool 1: Ulster v deaux Begles, Liberty Stadium, 5.15pm; 3.15pm; Pool 5: Leinster v Toulon, Aviva Scarlets, Stade Yves-Du-Manoir; Pool 4: November 14 away to Oyan- Saracens, Kingspan Stadium, 7.45pm, Exeter v Clermont, Sandy Stadium, Stadium, 5.15pm (Sky Sports); Pool 2: Leicester Tigers v Benetton Treviso, Wel- (BT Sports); Nov 21: Pool 1: Toulouse v 5.15pm; Pool 3: Glasgow Warriors v Bordeaux-Begles v Ospreys, Stade Cha- ford Road; Munster v Stade Francais Munster kick off their Euro- nax. Oyannax, Stade Ernest Wallon, 3.15pm; Scarlets, Scotstoun, 1pm; Racing Metro ban-Delmas, 5.15pm; Pool 3: Scarlets v Paris, Thomond Park; Pool 5: Leinster v pean Champions Cup cam- Pool 2: Exeter v Bordeaux Begles, v Northampton, Stade Yves-du-manoir, Glasgow Warriors, Parc y Scarlets, Bath, RDS Arena; RC Toulon v Wasps, paign at home to Pool 4 min- ROUND 1, Nov 13: Pool 4: Leicester v Sandy Park, 7.45pm; Pool 3: Scarlets v 3.15pm; Pool 4: Munster v Leicester, 7.45pm. Jan 20: Pool 1: Toulouse v Stade Félix Mayol. nows Benetton Treviso at Tho- Stade Francais, Welford Road, 7.45pm Racing Metro, Parc Y Scarlets, 5.15pm; Thomond Park, 7.45pm, (BT Sport); Ulster, Stade Ernest Wallon, 1pm, (Sky (BT Sport). Nov 14: Pool 1: Oyannax v ROUND 6 (Jan 22-24): Pool 1: Toulouse mond Park on Saturday, No- Glasgow v Northampton, Scotstoun, Treviso v Stade Francais, Stadio comu- Sports); Pool 2: ASM Clermont Au- Ulster, Stade Charles Mathon, 1pm, (Sky 5.15pm; Pool 4: Treviso v Leicester, Sta- nale di Monigo, 3.15pm; Dec 13: Pool 1: vergne v Exeter Chiefs, Stade Marcel- v Saracens, Le Stadium; Ulster v Oyon- vember 14, but Leinster have a Sports); Saracens v Toulouse, Allianz dio Comunale di Monigo,1pm; Pool 5: Oyannax v Saracens, Stade Charles Ma- Michelin, 3.15pm; Pool 4: Leicester nax, Kingspan Stadium; Pool 2: ASM more difficult task at home to Park, 5.15pm; Pool 3; Racing Metro v Bath v Leinster, Recreation Ground, thon, 1pm; Pool 5: Toulon v Leinster, Tigers v Munster, Welford Road, 5.15pm, Clermont Auvergne v Bordeaux-Begles, Wasps the following day. Glasgow, Stade Yves du-Manior, 3.15pm; Nov 22: Pool 2: Clermont Au- TBA, 3.15pm (Sky Sports); Wasps v (BT Sport). Stade Marcel-Michelin; Exeter Chiefs v 3.15pm; Northampton v Scarlets, Frank- Munster have games vergne v Ospreys, Stade Marcel-Miche- Bath, Ricoh, 5.15pm. Ospreys, Sandy Park Stadium; Pool 3: lin’s Gardens, 7.45pm; Pool 4: Munster v lin, 1pm; Pool 4: Stade Francais v ROUND 5 (Jan 15-17): Pool 1: Oyonnax Glasgow Warriors v Racing 92, Scot- against Stade Francais and Benetton, Thomond Park, 5.15pm, (Sky Munster, Stade Jean Bouin, 3.15pm, ROUND 4, Jan 18: Pool 3: Northampton v Toulouse, Stade Charles Mathon; stoun Stadium; Scarlets v Northampton Leicester Tigers after that Sports). Nov 15: Pool 2: Bordeaux (Sky Sports); Pool 5: Wasps v Toulon, Saints v Racing 92, Franklin’s Gardens, Saracens v Ulster, Allianz Park; Pool 2: Saints, Parc y Scarlets; Pool 4: Benetton opener while Leinster are Begles v Clermot, Stade Chaban-Del- Ricoh Arena, 5.15pm. 7.45pm. Jan 19: Pool 1: Saracens v Bordeaux-Begles v Exeter Chiefs, Stade Treviso v Munster, Stadio Comunale di mas,1pm; Ospreys v Exeter, Liberty Sta- Oyonnax, Allianz Park, 1pm; Pool 5: Chaban-Delmas; Ospreys v ASM Cler- Monigo; Stade Francais Paris v away to Bath and Toulon in dium, 5.15pm; Pool 5: Leinster v Wasps, ROUND 3, Dec 11: Pool 1: Ulster v Tou- Bath v Wasps, Recreation Groun, mont Auvergne, Liberty Stadium; Pool 3: Leicester Tigers, Stade Jean Bouin; Pool the second and third rounds. RDS, 1pm, (BT Sport), Toulon v Bath, louse, Kingspan Stadium, 7.45pm, (BT 3.15pm; Pool 4: Stade Francais Paris v Northampton Saints v Glasgow War- 5: Bath v Toulon, Recreation Ground, Ulster open their European Stade Felix Mayol, 3.15pm. Sport); Dec 12: Pool 2: Ospreys v Bor- Benetton Treviso, Stade Jean Bouin, riors, Franklin’s Gardens; Racing 92 v Wasps v Leinster, Ricoh Arena. Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

RUGBY 15 Answering Ireland’s call CM: Congratulations on your appointment Sully — although it will have to be Mr President for the next 12 months! I suppose it is fair to say that rugby football has been central to almost everything you have done since you first kicked an oval ball? MOS: My dad Tom loved the game. He was originally involved with Cobh Pirates and was involved in getting the Bulls Paddock which ended up being the Cobh home ground back in the 40s. He was with the ESB and moved to Sligo where I was born and he used to bring me by the hand to watch the matches. I came to Limerick at 11 and went to St Munchin’s across the road from home. I was a sub on the first team to win the Munster Schools Junior Cup in 1970. After school, I joined the Bank of Ireland and went on to play with Dolphin and Bohemians. I became coach of Dolphin before being appointed captain and later coached Clanwilliam and Bohs. CM: You were later heavily involved with Munster’s great Heineken Cup years. MOS: Yes, I was chairman of the management committee when we won the two Hei- nekens. In 2009, I was on the IRFU committee and became chairman of the PRCG (Pro- fessional Contracting Review Group). It became quite controversial and there was a lot of talk and stuff written about us “blazers” and being “ama- teurs” and so on. I suppose I drove the limits on non-eli- gible Irish players coming in. We had too many of them. When we looked at the national situation, we were very limited for choice. We wanted to be like New Zealand &KDUOLH0XOTXHHQFKDWWLQJWRLQFRPLQJ,5)83UHVLGHQW0DUWLQ2ɨ6XOOLYDQLQ/LPHULFN2ɨ6XOOLYDQZDVDSSRLQWHG,5)8SUHVLGHQWWKLVZHHN 3LFWXUH%ULDQ*DYLQ3UHVV by having three or four players for each position, are bringing nothing to the The big challenge is to reach which we have effectively Charlie Mulqueen party and are taking a whole the semi-finals which, barring achieved. To do that, we had to load out ... you come up with a Italy, all the other Six Nations reduce the number of foreign box of smarties and go home teams have done and we have players clogging up positions. 0DUWLQ2ȁ6XOOLYDQZDVERUQLQ6OLJREXWOLYHGDQGSOD\HGKLV with three boxes of Milk yet to do, so we must not get The guideline was one player Tray... ahead of ourselves. The good in each position. We met some WHHQDJHUXJE\LQ/LPHULFNZLWK6W0XQFKLQȁV&ROOHJHDQG You would have to say that news is that we have held Joe resistance there from the %RKHPLDQV+HWKHQVSHQWVHYHQ\HDUVSOD\LQJDQGFRDFK things look OK at the moment, Schmidt, probably the best provinces because their main with TV values going up. coach in the world, until 2017. concern was their own suc- LQJDW'ROSKLQEHIRUHILQLVKLQJKLVFDUHHUDW%RKHPLDQV That’s where the bulk of the He is doing a fantastic job cess, whereas we had to be $IWHUWKDWKHVSHQWFRXQWOHVVKRXUVSURPRWLQJWKHJDPH money comes from. Gate for us on and off the field in concerned with the bigger pic- money and sponsorship are terms of the PR stuff he does ture. I took a bit of stick at the DWHYHU\OHYHOXQWLOWKLVZHHNKHZDVDSSRLQWHG3UHVLGHQWRI reasonably substantial but and the amount of time he time, which I felt for a volun- WKH,ULVK5XJE\)RRWEDOO8QLRQ,WȁVWKHPRVWSUHVWLJLRXV they are dwarfed by TV gives to rugby in Ireland and teer was a bit ironic, when I DQGRQHURXVSRVLWLRQLQWKHJDPHLQWKLVFRXQWU\DQGLWȁVD money. people in Ireland. He’s a credit was trying to do my best for What could happen is that to himself and to the game. Irish rugby. UROHKHLVDUGHQWO\ORRNLQJIRUZDUGWRWDNLQJXS when the next TV deal comes Joe’s priority, rightly so, I soldiered on in that posi- up - whether it be for Six is to his family and time will tion until this year when Nations, the World Cup or tell, but as things stand at David Nucifora came in as for generating over 80% of the own four provincial teams become easier because of the other internationals — only present, we’d like to keep him Performance Director. I was revenue. The more successful from our own resources, with improved financial situation? one company bids for it and forever. also chairman of the national it is, as we saw this year, the all of them competitive, with MOS: What people don’t nobody takes them on... it’s CM: Finally, being President team review group, meaning I more revenues we get in. That some marquee players coming realise is that there is an un- the competition within the TV of the IRFU is a great personal was responsible for the Irish has allowed us to free up in for marketing or other rea- certainty out there in terms of sector that drives the values honour for you and a great team, with the coach repor- money back into the profes- sons. And after that if we had a the balance of power between up and it’s the same in soccer year to look forward to. ting to me and Philip Browne. sional game in the knowledge surplus of quality players, the rugby nations. The free-to- and golf. MOS: It’s not something We won two Six Nations that we have to assist the prov- then they could go abroad and air argument for instance. CM: How much can the IRFU that was ever on my radar. It’s Championships in that time. inces in being competitive, we could end up having five The reality is that in the Six expect to make from the World a huge honour for me, my As a volunteer, I could see all with the big bucks outside the teams, a team abroad if you Nations, all the television Cup? family, my relations, my the challenges in managing country and in France in par- like, along with the four prov- money from the six countries MOS: Ultimately, all the friends, my club, my province. professional rugby and that it ticular. inces, and that would require is pooled and we get an equal money from the World Cup My attitude has been to do my couldn’t be done by a volun- What we have been hugely us doing our business really share out of that. And yet the goes back into World Rugby best for rugby and hopefully I teer and we needed to profes- successful in doing is holding well here. The money freed up amount of money that comes (formerly the IRB). We get a can add some more value to it sionalise it and appoint a per- on to our own players without by the success of the national in from Irish terrestrial televi- small payment for playing in this year and enjoy it as well. formance director. breaking the bank. We have team, a lot of that would go sion is miniscule. We put in a the competition but there is no It’s important to do that CM: Obviously the union’s ~ had only two players who left into the elite player pathway small amount and take a big prize money, even if you win because you only get one shot finances are in a very healthy in the last six years, Johnny which is the development of bit out. The big television com- the title. All you’d get is at it. The aspect I am most condition, as revealed at last Sexton and Tommy Bowe, and younger players and turning panies in France and England bonuses from your sponsors. looking forward to is night’s meeting. they have both come back. them into elite players. put in all the money and we As for Ireland actually win- travelling all around the MOS: It is currently a I believe if we really got our CM: Is funding the game and get the same out of it as those ning the World Cup; the last country and meeting rugby healthy situation. The game right here that we could paying for the modern stadia two countries. If that ever time, we lost our warm-up people and hearing their national team is responsible end up fully financing our around the country about to changes; if they say, you guys matches and won our pool. views on things. Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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temperatures reaching above 30 degrees on the Lake Michi- Simon gan shoreline, McIlroy did not struggle but his putter mis- Lewis fired and he admitted his iron .RKOHU game lacked the sharpness of :LVFRQVLQ round one. This was com- pounded by his proximity to the man who can replace him at the top of the rankings mak- rustrated Rory ing steady progress towards a McIlroy failed to make third major title of the year. inroads into the PGA Spieth, 22, had six birdies =Championship lead and one bogey in his five- but marvelled at the way his under 67 to get to six-under for rival Jordan Spieth negotiated the tournament after Ling- Whistling Straits to move merth posted a 70 to reach right into the mix heading into seven-under with overnight today’s third round. leader Dustin Johnson among World number one McIlroy the late starters from six- continued his comeback from under. a ruptured ankle ligament in McIlroy lies five behind solid if unspectacular style in Lingmerth, still in the hunt to Wisconsin yesterday, carding retain the title he won last a second consecutive one- year at Valhalla, but more im- under-par 71 as playing pressed with Spieth than his partner Spieth beat the Irish- own putting. man by four strokes to move to “I always thought this a shot back from clubhouse course... suited the longer leader David Lingmerth of hitters, and it does to some de- Sweden. gree,” McIlroy said. “But I feel It was a day which also saw like there’s a lot of ways to get Japan’s Hiroshi Iwata fire a around this golf course. nine-under par 63 featuring an “Jordan showed that over 3KLO0LFNHOVRQSOD\VIURPWKHURXJKRQWKHWKKROHGXULQJWKHVHFRQG eagle three at the par-five the last couple of days. He URXQGRIWKH863*$ 3LFWXUH&KULV&DUOVRQ$3 11th, eight birdies and a single hasn’t hit the ball miles, he bogey. That matched the hits it far enough, he’s defi- major cham- nitely above was able to get it up and down. self back into it.” “That was probably one of on eight for birdie and didn’t pionship rec- average in “I felt like I played good in McIlroy, 26, reported no the most surprising things take that. A couple of days in a ord low round terms of parts. Drove the ball pretty discomfort from his left ankle about yesterday, how quickly row where I haven’t finished of 24 others, length. well again. Maybe my iron after his second competitive I got back into the mindset of the round of golf the way I including “But he’s play wasn’t quite as good as it round back following a foot- tournament golf and being ag- wanted to. I’m not annoyed, I McIlroy, the prime was yesterday and the greens ball injury suffered on July 4. gressive. So that was a nice don’t feel that I should be an- whose round example of that I did miss I wasn’t very Yet the R word did rear its surprise in some ways. That noyed, but just a little more had come at St someone sharp around the greens. head. hasn’t really been an issue, it’s disappointed with how I fin- Andrews in whose game “You’re going to do that, “I don’t know if it’s rust or I just being a bit more efficient, ished.” 2010. is very effi- you’re going to miss greens just didn’t putt well. I don’t whenever you give yourself Lingmerth was sitting Five years cient, when around here. You’re going to really want to blame it on rust. chances, take them, and be pretty in the clubhouse on on and with he gives him- have to have more of a short But I didn’t putt as well as I able to get it up and down seven-under, a shot ahead of self chances. game to be able to salvage par would have liked. when you put yourself out of Spieth and Scott Piercy (70), (QJODQGɨV(GGLH Especially sometimes. I wasn’t quite able “So, yeah, maybe just work position. but the Swede did not expect 3HSSHUHOOKLWV today he took to do that today at points. But on that a little bit before I tee “I felt like I played better that to last too long and Dustin them, and there’s still enough good stuff off tomorrow and it would be than what the score reﬂected. Johnson was not the only IURPWKH then when he to give me encouragement and great to hole a few more putts, I felt like I should have got that American giving chase last IDLUZD\RQWKH got out of make me feel that I can shoot a because I feel like I’m giving ball up and down on seven. night, with Harris English, VHFRQG 3LFWXUH$3 position he low one tomorrow and get my- myself plenty of chances. And then I had a great chance Russell Henley and Matt Ku-

863*$VFRUHV 86$XQOHVVVWDWHGSDU Sang-moon Bae (Kor) 71 72 74, George McNeill (USA) 71 77, Jimmy &DUG RI WKH FRXUVH 144: Kiradech Aphibarnrat (Tha) 72 72, Walker (USA) 75 73, Rafael 137: David Lingmerth (Swe) 67 70 Danny Willett (Eng) 74 70, Troy Merritt Cabrera-Bello (Spa) 73 75, Russell Knox Online 138: Scott Piercy (USA) 68 70, Jordan (USA) 74 70, Patrick Reed (USA) 75 69, (Sco) 77 71, Tim Clark (Rsa) 75 73 Spieth (USA) 71 67 Kevin Streelman (USA) 73 71 149: Shawn Stefani (USA) 74 75, Tommy extra 139: George Coetzee (Rsa) 74 65 145: Phil Mickelson (USA) 72 73, Jason Fleetwood (Eng) 77 72, Steven Bowditch 140: Marcel Siem (Ger) 70 70, Billy Bohn (USA) 74 71 (Aus) 74 75 Horschel (USA) 72 68, Hiroshi Iwata 146: Nick Watney (USA) 78 68, Koumei 150: Soren Kjeldsen (Den) 72 78, Andy Visit www.irishexaminer.com (Jpn) 77 63 Oda (Jpn) 79 67, Jason Dufner (USA) 71 Sullivan (Eng) 78 72, Miguel Angel for close of play news and 75, Nick Taylor (Can) 73 73 Jimenez (Spa) 76 74, Ian Poulter (Eng) scores from the US PGA. 141: Kevin Chappell (USA) 73 68 142: Brooks Koepka (USA) 73 69, Webb 147: Zach Johnson (USA) 75 72, John 75 75, Camilo Villegas (Col) 75 75 Simpson (USA) 71 71, Cameron Smith Senden (Aus) 71 76, Shaun Micheel 151: Chris Wood (Eng) 76 75, Adam 154: Rich Beem (USA) 76 78 (Aus) 74 68, Justin Thomas (USA) 72 70, (USA) 74 73, Marc Leishman (Aus) 79 Scott (Aus) 76 75, Bob Sowards (USA) 159: Omar Uresti (USA) 77 82, Darren Rory McIlroy (Irl) 71 71, Yong-eun Yang 68, Shane Lowry (Irl) 78 69, Kevin 75 76, Pablo Larrazabal (Spa) 79 72 Clarke (Irl) 78 81, Charles Frost (USA) (Kor) 70 72, Luke Donald (Eng) 72 70, Kisner (USA) 75 72, Bernd Wiesberger 152: Ben Polland (USA) 76 76, Joost 76 83 Henrik Stenson (Swe) 76 66 (Aut) 72 75, Padraig Harrington (Irl) Luiten (Ned) 80 72, Davis Love III (USA) 160: Sean Dougherty (USA) 79 81 143: Steve Stricker (USA) 71 72, 76 71 79 73, Cameron Tringale (USA) 78 74 165: Daniel Venezio (USA) 89 76 Brendon De Jonge 72 71, Emiliano Grillo 148: Richie Ramsay (Sco) 81 67, 153: Ben Martin (USA) 76 77, Alexander 169: Alan Morin (USA) 87 82, Ryan (Arg) 70 73, Sean O’Hair (USA) 75 68, Graeme McDowell (Irl) 73 75, Daniel Levy (Fra) 77 76, Brett Jones (Aus) 75 Berger (USA) 74 74, Kevin Na (USA) 74 78, Eddie Pepperell (Eng) 78 75 Kennedy (USA) 79 90 Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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slice of our world that is so hip triumphs this season that has for these kids. Twitter. Spieth made him the rage. Compared Jim loves it. So does Thomas. And to that, Thomas is barely on so earlier this year when the radar, but step back, take a McCabe Spieth was out on the Monte- look at the big picture, and ab- rey Peninsula in California sorb this reality: Thomas is .RKOHU:LVFRQVLQ and wanted to let the world having a superb rookie sea- know about the thrill of play- son, having piled up $1.8m in ing “CYPRUS” Point, his gaffe prize money on the strength of Perhaps it’s stretching the was jumped upon by Thomas. seven top 10s. storyline a bit to focus on the “It’s what you get with a Having roared to 82nd in the proceedings that happened at University of Texas edu- Official World Golf Ranking, about the same time yesterday cation,” Thomas quipped, and Thomas for a brief moment in morning on different parts of Spieth was humiliated. “It’s yesterday’s stifling humidity the Whistling Straits golf only my favorite golf course in was stealing some of the spot- course. But literary license the world,” Spieth said of Cy- light from Spieth, birdies at shall be exercised given the in- press Point, and while it was the first, second, and fourth triguing relationship between clear it was a harmless mis- holes pushing him to 5-under. Jordan Spieth and Justin Tho- take, it was good fun for all. Only two off the lead, Thomas mas. It was also fun stuff this past was ahead of Spieth by one. Battling just to manage Tuesday when the 22-year- Ah, but golf being golf and themselves in sweltering heat, olds teamed to beat Phil Mick- Spieth being Spieth, the pic- let alone while taking on the elson and Rickie Fowler in a ture changed in a hurry. Tho- challenge of the 97th PGA practice-round match at mas played the last six holes Championship at a beguiling Whistlin Straits, a five-hour in 3-over to shoot 70, Spieth golf course, there were Spieth walk that served two pur- played his final holes in 2- and Thomas jockeying for poses: To give them a good feel under for 67 and the picture leaderboard position. But at for the PGA Championship we have through 36 will look about the same time Spieth venue, but also to toughen familiar. Spieth at 6-under 138 was making birdie at the par-4 them up competitively, be- is in contention, Thomas at 2- first, his 10th, to go to 4-under, cause there were dollars on under 142 is fighting for the Thomas was chopping up the the line. sort of break-through per- par-5 fifth in double-bogey Now gambling may be formance he’s been hinting at. fashion to drop to 3-under. frowned upon by PGA Tour of- “I expect to win every event Call it a microcosm of the ficials but it sure adds spice to I play in now,” Thomas said. current PGA Tour landscape, those mundane practice He knows it sounds bold, if you will, because while rounds. What’s more, it pro- given he’s a rookie and hasn’t Spieth and Thomas have vides Thomas with a better won, “but I’ve had a lot of op- travelled parallel routes — perspective of how his long- portunities to win this year junior golf stars, polished col- time friend has roared to im- and although I haven’t done it, legians, highly-touted pro tal- pressive heights. it’s probably for the better. ents — it is “the kid” who has Hard to believe that it I’ve learned from it and I’m taken off and left “the older wasn’t too long ago that Spieth more confident than ever guy” in his dust. and Thomas were on equal going into this tournament”. Spieth being “the kid” since footing, freshmen at the Un- True, Spieth’s brilliant sea- he was born in July of 1993, viersity of Texas and Univer- son has pushed these two three months after Thomas. sity of Alabama, respectively. young men further apart in “I remind him all the time But Spieth chose to leave col- golf terms, but as friends, they char also circling. So too Aus- not last too long. :$7&+,1*%5,()5RU\0F,OUR\ that I’m older,” Thomas loves lege after one year, Thomas ‘re as close as ever. The week tralia’s Matt Jones while “I feel like someone will DFNQRZOHGJHVWKHFURZGLQIURQW to joke, and let the record stayed for two years and that after Spieth won the Masters? George Coetzee carded a 65 to probably outdo me by a couple RI-RUGDQ6SLHWKOHIWDIWHU show that while these lads are one-year headstart has He was on Hilton Head Island, lift the South African to five- shots here today, at least. 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6LPRQ/HZLV over-par 78. Yesterday was and said he was heading south until at least October when he 76, but his one-under 71 got about making amends if not to Chicago to await news of his will return to competition at him only to three over par. If ever there was a week Shane the cut but Lowry gave both a final fate but he added: “It’s the Alfred Dunhill Links There was more woe for Lowry could feel not so good shot, posting a second- hard to take stuff out of a Championship. In the Graeme McDowell, who disappointed at missing a cut round, three-under 69 that left missed cut after what’s gone meantime, Lowry will take looked to be cruising into the in the majors, it was this one. him at three-over-par after 36 on over the last week but the two weeks’ holiday and is also weekend only to fall away on The Irishman looked set to holes, one shy of the projected performance today... if I’d lining up trips to the All- the front nine having begun miss out on a weekend by just cut-line and with no sign on have gone out today and shot Ireland hurling final on his round at level par and a shot for the third time this the horizon of more testing 75 I would have been quite September 6 and Ireland’s birdied his opening hole, the year following early exits at conditions blowing in off Lake disappointed. Rugby World Cup opener 10th. McDowell parred the the Masters and Open Cham- Michigan to improve his “But to go out and shoot a against Canada in Cardiff on next 11 holes but then bogeyed pionship, but this time around prospects. decent score is always nice. It September 19, keeping his feet the par-four fourth, his 13th, his exit from the PGA Cham- “It is a bit disappointing, doesn’t get any world ranking on the ground despite a poten- and finished bogey-double pionship has been cushioned going to miss again,” Lowry points or any Race To Dubai tially life-changing event. bogey-bogey for a 76 that left by the knowledge he can now said. “I played good and I got points but listen, if you’d have “I don’t feel any different to him adrift at five-over. start celebrating the biggest out there and I redeemed told me coming over on this be honest,” he said. “The At least Darren Clarke had win of his career, last Sun- myself. I wanted to go out and trip you’d be given second crowds definitely know me a birthday to celebrate on an day’s triumph at the WGC- shoot a good score, something place twice, I’d have taken it more anyway. You’d get good otherwise tough day at the Bridgestone Invitational. in the 60s and that’s what I did. but give me one win and I’ll recognition this week but 6KDQH/RZU\7KHGDPDJHZDV office. Europe’s Ryder Cup The damage was done on “I am going to go home now take that even quicker. that’s only because I won last GRQHRQ7KXUVGD\ captain turned 47 yesterday as Thursday when the adrenal- and I am going to enjoy my “I have a win in the bag and week. But I’m the same. I’m he followed up a 78 with an 81 ine of victory at Firestone win and look forward to that was my goal set out for looking forward to getting Straits, where only Rory to finish on 15-over. Country Club in Akron seeing everyone at home.” the end of the season and I’ve home and doing all my usual McIlroy was sure of the half- “It’s my birthday today so evaporated into downright Lowry, now world number 19, done it. So the next one is to stuff.” The Offaly man’s exit way cut. Like Lowry, Padraig after that effort I might go out fatigue and the 28-year-old was still holding on to the slim try and get another one.” The was not the only Irish disap- Harrington improved his tonight and get hammered,” Irishman slumped to a six- possibility of making the cut chance to do that will not arise pointment at Whistling standing following an opening Clarke said with a grin.” Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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6LPRQ/HZLV A second-round, five-under 67 at the end of the year... I felt like by the he can take if he finishes in the top playing a normal shot, which Whistling Straits yesterday moved Tour Championship, I had kind of two tomorrow, depending on the is weird. I haven’t had that really Jordan Spieth put some daylight be- Spieth up the leaderboard to six worn myself out. Irishman’s finishing position, had this whole year. So I was kind of tween himself and Rory McIlroy to under par and ready to vault further “This year I’ve done a better job of got off to a steady start to his second just trying to guide the ball off the inch closer to a third major win and with the business end of the year’s when I take time off, when you limit round from the 10th tee, before ignit- tee. fifth title of the year and then warned final major approaching this the practice coming back, how to pre- ing his day with some sparkling play “ I’m going to need to drive the ball his rivals there was no sign of him weekend. pare. around the turn. a little bit better and make a few fading at the PGA Championship. Yet as mentally gruelling as that “But as far as mentally in this posi- He birdied 16 and then chipped in more putts, which are really the two The 22-year-old continued a competitive grind can be, the Texan tion, the way the year’s gone, I ap- from a greenside bunker on 18 for an- keys for me this weekend. groundbreaking season in which he insisted last night: “I feel good. I got a proach each event as if it’s the only other. Three more followed on his in- As far as outscoring McIlroy was has rarely been out of contention, chance to win a major championship. event of the year when I stand on the ward nine for his lowest round in his concerned, Spieth was not reading with 13 top-10 finishes in 20 PGA Just thinking about that gets you first tee. three PGA Championships to date. too much into the opening two Tour starts this season, winning the enough adrenaline to that there So, that gets me through it. And Yet he indicated there was still rounds. Valspar Championship in March and won’t be any issues. that, just looking at the board, grind- room for improvement. “For the first two days back in the John Deere Open in July in addi- “I noticed last year for the first ing it out, I don’t feel any fatigue.” “I’m still not pleased with the way competition after that long lay-off, he tion to his Masters and US Open time I felt fatigue and felt like I had Spieth, playing alongside Rory I’m driving the ball at all. I’m hitting seemed to swing very freely, no re- triumphs. overworked and kind of burned out McIlroy, whose number one ranking some quick draws when I’m strictions,” the American said.

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test impact of his actions have been to himself and I hope he soon finds ]`cck_\mf`[Xj the motivation he now needs to move forward again. Like any dominant force, from Jor- dan to Woods, people get bored of K`^\iËjjkXi greatness. They want a fresh face and how lucky golf is at the moment to have McIlroy and Spieth Spieth’s performance yesterday was hugely impressive in that he buried em- fek_\nXe\ phatically any “intimidation factor” he may have felt playing with McIl- roy. This was a big moment in the tour- tacular fall from grace, so why nament because McIlroy’s rustiness should his achievements be viewed hurt while Spieth’s innate confi- John any differently now? Sure he lived a dence shone for all to see. Like all McHenry strange life but many of the greatest great champions he has found a way sportmen that I have ever met are to get into the tournament and at five weird. They are not my cup of tea but under par he has now laid down a that doesn’t stop me marvelling at marker to the rest of the field that he their achievements. will be a factor over the coming days. This past week, I have been read- Dustin Johnson and others of Great athletes are a curious breed. ing and listening with fascination to course will want to have their own For those who don’t know them in the shenanegans with the GAA and say and so too will McIlroy but once many circumstances, they appear how a Tyrone player’s actions have again Rory’s second successive 71 single-minded, aloof and even obnox- supposedly brought the organisation risks him falling too far behind a ious. into disrepute. What a load of rub- pack that will not come back to him. The world of professional golf is no bish. Sportsmen and women in every Once again it has been emphati- different. Names like Faldo, Mont- code will take every opportunity to cally proven that their is no substi- gomerie and Woods are as famous for get one up on their opponent. tute for competition. No matter how their brash demeanour as they are Great athletes and great teams will hard Rory may have tried during his for their great golfing skills. always find a way to win. Sure it enforced lay-off you can not simulate Their skills have earned them might be unconventional, but every competition 100% in training, so wealth beyond belief but more and new achievement or record is also Great coaches, great teams and More and more it seems today as if missing vital tournament time at this more in today’s world of intrusion, unconventional because it has never great players find a way to succeed. Woods’ days of being a perennial time of the year has been very costly. especially with social media we want been done before. They are not bound by the limi- winner of tournaments and major That said, McIlroy is game and every more. We want them to be nice people Just look at how much Jack Nick- tations of the majority, they are the championships are over. In his day he will get stronger. too, people who conform to our laus was hated early in his career dreamers (AP McCoy, Schumacher, prime, I have never come across a Spieth on the other hand has his everyday standards. Sometimes, that when he threatened the dominance Messi, Bolt, Nicklaus) who have no more complete competitor. Much eyes now firmly set just on yet an- is just not possible. of Arnold Palmer. Times change and boundaries. Driven and determined like Michael Jordan before him, he other major championship. Achiev- The revelation of Tiger Woods’ off- the emergence of new talent or new their minds can only cope with suc- dominated and retired many greats ing that remarkable outcome will not the-course activities is a case in ideas are often unpopular but most cess. around him and his longevity, skill come easily on a course waiting to point, but does that make his golfing often change brings about a higher Failure is not an option, yet they and tenacity mark him as one of the punish errant golf shots but cham- achievements any less impressive? standard from those who have inherently understand that sporting greatest sporstman of all time. pions are made of much sterner stuff. After all, he was feted as a genius learned best and who have the records come and go and all they Yes, his off-course actions tar- They find a way and just like yester- in 2008 when he won his last major bravery to push on regardless of want is to be major contributors to nished the integrity of the game of day’s round it seems that Spieth is championship, long before his spec- opinion. their time. golf but it is sad to see that the grea- mounting an irresistible charge

tential make-up of his 12-man team Clarke set to reveal his three cap- Johnson shot an opening, six- Sweden having a habit of doing it in and begins to fine-tune preparations tain’s picks for Team Europe the fol- under-par 66 at Whistling Straits on a single round. N_`jkc`e^ for the 2016 matches in Hazeltine lowing week. Thursday for a one-stroke lead over Lingmerth’s five-under-par 67 in from September 30 to October 2. “We saw last year the fantastic at- David Lingmerth. the first round was assisted by bir- JkiX`kj;`Xip That nearly 13-month lead-in mosphere created at Made in Den- Now Johnson has been famously dies on five of his first seven holes starts on September 3 at the M2M mark, and I’m sure that will only in- unable to get the job done at the ma- and was reminiscent of his light- Russian Open, when the qualifi- tensify next year with the excitement jors despite getting off to fast starts. ning start at St Andrews last month. cation process gets under way and of it being the final counting event to- This year alone he is a combined 20- Back then, on his Open Champion- 6LPRQ/HZLV players will be able to start accumu- wards the 2016 Ryder Cup,” Clarke under-par for his four opening ship debut, the US-based Swede lating points on the two relevant said. “It may feel like a long way off rounds but is still searching for his went out at a blistering pace, card- The race to make the European lists. Clarke will take into action the now, but Denmark will provide the first major championship victory. ing seven birdies for an outward 29, Ryder Cup team does not start until leading four players on the European perfect place to conclude the qualifi- So with that in mind, he will most but ultimately finished tied for 74th. next month but captain Darren Points List, which is based on ac- cation campaign next year. likely have wished to ignore the fact In yesterday’s second round he Clarke is already champing at the cumulated European Tour Race To “Like the players, I can’t wait for that the last outright leader at the was at it again, with three quick bir- bit for qualifying to begin. Dubai points, and the top five on the the qualification process to get end of the first round to go on and dies on his first five holes at Whist- This week at the PGA Champion- World Points list, which is based on underway in Russia in four weeks.” win the PGA Championship was Hal ling Straits to overtake Dustin ship is probably the last tourna- the official ranking points from tour- Sutton. That was in 1983, 31 years Johnson as outright leader at eight ment Clarke will experience as a naments around the world. ****** ago. under. By the time he reached the player without the burdens of his The Tour yesterday announced Dustin Johnson may or may not turn, Lingmerth fell to four-under- office, and his scoring at Whistling that the process will conclude at next believe in omens but there is one stat ****** par for an outward, one-over-par 37 Straits meant it would be over by year’s Made in Denmark tourna- that emerged from his outright lead David Lingmerth is no stranger to having negotiated the seventh, the weekend. ment, the final round of which is set after 18 holes that the American most boom and bust scoring streaks, with eighth and ninth holes in double Nevertheless, Clarke has a hectic to conclude on August 28, 2016, with probably will not have liked. this year’s Memorial champion from bogey-bogey-bogey. year ahead as he monitors the po- Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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It was their resentation to three at Carton first back to back triumph in House next month when they the contest since 1992. go into action in the closing A week that started disap- provincial stages of the AIG pointingly with an agonising Barton Shield and Irish tie with England ended on a Junior Cup at Dungarvan Golf high when Colm Campbell got Club this weekend. the vital singles win over Two young men, Senan Greig Marchbank to secure Carroll and Frank Geary, will the success. be extremely busy as they are That triumph also extended key members of both the Bal- Campbell’s magnificent inter- lybunion Barton Shield and national record taking his un- Junior Cup teams. They beaten run to ten games- and helped the Kerry club to Jun- he was the week’s leading ior Cup glory 2013 at Royal points scorer 5½ out of six. Tara and have set their sights Ireland bounced back from on even greater things this the tie with England by over- year. Their first assignment is coming Wales on Thursday a Barton Shield semi-final but had to beat Scotland in a clash this morning against winner-takes-all clash Shannon while the other yesterday to keep their crown match involves All-Ireland and the Raymond Trophy. champions Muskerry against “The boys dug in deeply Youghal. The final takes place after the disappointment of in the afternoon. Wednesday and they really The Senior Cup is also down did us proud,”said captain for decision today when the Tony Goode. semi-final line-up sees All-Ire- The decision of Goode to ask land champions Tramore up Irish legend Garth McGimp- against Monkstown and Tra- sey, the 1985 Amateur Cham- lee taking on Limerick, with pion to give some words of in- the decider in the afternoon. spiration to the players seems Ballybunion will be back in to have paid off- and the ex- the focus tomorrow when the Walker Cup captain was also Junior Cup side takes on an- naturally thrilled at the result other youthful line-up from of the round-robin tourna- Limerick, with Mitchelstown ment. and Douglas clashing in the Ireland made a solid start in second semi-final. Ed Stack, a the foursomes and led 3-2 at 7HDPFDSWDLQ7RQ\*RRGHWHDPPDQDJHU-RKQ:KLWHDQGQDWLRQDOFRDFK1HLO0DQFKLSZLWKWKH,ULVKWHDPDIWHUYLFWRU\DWWKH+RPH member of Ballybunion’s Bar- lunch with two pairs Dermot ,QWHUQDWLRQDOVDW5R\DO3RUWUXVK\HVWHUGD\7HDPPHPEHUV'HUPRW0F(OUR\&ROLQ)DLUZHDWKHU6WXDUW*UHKDQ5RELQ'DZVRQ3DXO0F%ULGH$OH[ ton squad, captains the Junior McElroy and Colin Fair- *OHHVRQ*DYLQ0R\QLKDQ-RKQ5RVV*DOEUDLWK&ROP&DPSEHOO5RZDQ/HVWHUDQG-DFN+XPH 3LFWXUHE\3DW&DVKPDQ Cup group. “Everybody at Bal- weather and John-Ross Gal- lybunion is delighted at the braith and Campbell winning success of the various teams, on the home green. year’s British Boys Open the Lancashire coast yester- swung both ways- and he especially because they are all Jack Hume and Gavin Golf Championship edged home day when both Peter Kerr and eventually got home on the very much on the young side,” Moynihan,the top two in the against Craig Howie on the Thomas Mulligan,the two first final green. says Barton Shield captain singles order and both virtual home green to make it 10-4. day survivors fell by the way- But in round four the Irish Sean Kenneally. certainties for next month’s to victory.Fairweather ended Just for good measure John- side. teenager was well and truly Today: Barton Shield Munster semi-fin- Walker Cup paved the way for the won with five points out of Ross Galbraith at the bottom Kerr from Royal Portrush outclassed by the hugely-tal- als: 10th Tee (8am): Ballybunion v Shan- non; 1st Tee (8am): Muskerry v Youghal. the emphatic win as they six. of the order won the last hole was always up against it in his ented Swede Marcus Svensson Final: 1st Tee: 40 mins after last match. claimed points to provide It was now a matter of who against Conor Syme to secure third round match against fell to a heavy 7&5 reverse to Senior Cup Munster semi-finals: 1st something of a cushion for would complete the job and a win which gave Ireland a re- Denmark’s Christoffer Bring end Irish hopes. Tee (8.30am): Tramore v Monkstown; their team. Campbell three up leaving the sounding 11-4 success –what a and crashed out of the cham- At West Kilbride, the Brit- 10th Tee (8.30am): Tralee v Limerick. After Paul McBride was 15th green won the 16th to marvellous way to retain their pionship beaten 6&4. ish Girls Open Amateur Final: 1st Tee: 40 mins after last match. beaten Fairweather and Alex settle the issue. Home International title. County Louth’s Mulligan Championship was won by Sunday: Irish Junior Cup, Munster semi- ﬁnals: 10th Tee (8.30am): Limerick v Bal- Gleeson both showed their Robin Dawson added to the Irish hopes of success in the was involved in a closely-con- Norwegian Sandra Nordaas lybunion; 1st Tee (8.30am): Mitchel- mettle and won with a little to tally and the young Rowan British Boys Open Amateur tested match with German who beat Spaniard Marta San- stown v Douglas. 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%ULDQ&DQW\ But the guys convinced me to they can replicate the win. achieved now and there is Cycling try and they did an absolutely “Again, we have completely more for Sam in this race,” he Having finished third on the fantastic lead out,” he said focused on Sam and the guys said. opening stage on Thursday, afterwards. supported him extremely well Yesterday’s result, coupled Irish rider Sam Bennett winner and the home favour- “When I lost the wheel on a in the finale. with his podium finish the day stormed home to win stage ite Alexander Kristoff (Katus- fast downhill part before the “The finish line was very before, puts to bed any con- two of the Arctic Race of ha). sprint I was disappointed but long and therefore it was cern that Bennett’s ride in the Norway yesterday. Kristoff maintains his over- again I didn’t want to let the important to save energy until Tour de France last month The Bora-Argon 18 man was all lead in the race with Ben- guys down after such a good the very end. Sam gambled a may take some time to recover quickest in the sprint to the nett still leading the young lead out. bit and actually I thought he from. line that decided the 155km riders’ classification. “I kept going and just found was too far behind. But then Bennett was forced to with- trek from Evenskjer to Seter- The Irish speedster took enough room to go for it. Big with 100 meters the door draw on stage 17 but that low moen. that jersey thanks to his third thanks to everyone in the opened. point for the Carrick-on-Suir, Putting in a stunning turn place in the sprint for victory team,” he said. “He rode an easy sprint and Co Tipperary man now looks of speed in the last 100 metres, on stage 1. Indeed, it was a tremendous won confidently. Sam was like a distant memory follow- he took victory from Frederi- “I felt absolutely terrible all team effort and one of the simply the fastest on the final ing his rides on the opening co Zurlo of Unitedhealthcare day and actually I considered team’s sporting directors meters. Our goal was to win a two stages of his first race 6DP%HQQHWW6WURQJUHFRYHU\ and the opening stage during the stage not to sprint. Andre Schulze will be hoping stage and that’s what we’ve back. IURP7RXUGH)UDQFH Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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cations, but he still wasn’t spoken to the players in terms So much for “we don’t stop standing up to questions well. of their role in injury manage- you making the questions”. This was actually a rarely- ment? When another two were seen Mourinho. Normally so “That’s my problem.” asked, Mourinho tried to comfortable at controlling Q: There are very serious is- avoid them altogether. such stories, he was this time sues around the professional “Don’t make me [answer] struggling to stay coherent as responsibilities of a doctor. another question, or I go. I go. he scrabbled for responses. The General Medical Council Think twice before you ask The exchange went as fol- have been in- the question. Think twice.” lows, as journalists ignored volved? The question was asked. the club’s stance that they “I am not going “Now, I go. Have a good would not be further dis- to discuss it.” weekend.” cussing Mourinho’s criti- Q: But you have Having been talked around, cism and apparent de- raised the whole Mourinho reiterated the motion of Carneiro and issue by your ac- warning. “Okay, we have Man Fearn for running on tions? City. Let’s talk about that, or I to the pitch at the “You can go.” There was, however, an- end of the 2-2 draw make the other curiosity to all of this. In ose Mourinho had with Swansea questions so consciously trying to seemingly heard City to treat and we control the story about the enough, even though Eden Hazard. don’t stop physios, it was almost as if the Ahe hadn’t come any- Question: you Portuguese let his guard down where close to saying enough. Jose, quite an making enough elsewhere to more ex- About four minutes into the important the pansively discuss what might daily newspaper section of his issue has ques- be other reasons for his Friday press conference been raised tions, but conspicuous crabbiness so far ahead of Sunday’s game this week, es- you cannot make this season. against Manchester City, and pecially follow- me answer you. I A forthright Mourinho ad- after unsuccessfully attempting the Fabrice don’t answer. mitted a certain frustration at will give the squad a couple be too predictable in games ing to kill discussion of the Muamba incident. “You shouldn’t not yet bringing in players of more players.” they aren’t winning. Eva Carneiro and Jon Fearn Who is ultimately ask. It is my opinion the required quality, and that They are expected to ac- Mourinho also admitted story by insisting he would in charge? and your opinion. I his side were not yet “at the quire a left-back in Augs- that attempts to fix another of take no questions after what “I don’t answer.” don’t answer you.” top of our game”. burg’s Baba Rahman, and a last season’s problems — the was a rather fudged general Q: It is a serious “It’s not because we don’t centre-half, with John Stones tiredness they showed late on statement on the matter, the issue. want to,” the Chelsea man- of Everton the most discussed. — had a side-effect now: a Chelsea manager became so “I don’t answer.” ager said of transfer activity. It is known that Mourinho did slower start. irritated with repeated press- Q: But you’ve “It’s because it’s not possible. want another fast attacking “We made a decision that we ing on the issue that he got up brought it into the (YD &DUQHLUR The club tried as it always option behind the striker, think is the right decision. We and went to walk out of the spotlight? &KHOVHDPDQDJHU-RVH tried. It’s not possible, we have though, and that hasn’t yet chose to give the players a room. “I don’t to adapt to it, so in this mo- been delivered. It means that proper holiday and to give the Mourinho was talked into answer.” 0RXULQKRZDVIXULRXV ment we are a bit limited, but a one of last season’s problems players one month’s holiday. sitting back down by the Q: Have ZLWKWKHFOXEɨVWHDP couple of weeks more to go. I hasn’t yet been fixed, and At that moment, we know that club’s Head of Communi- you GRFWRUODVWZHHNHQG have no doubts that the club there’s still a danger they will the start is not going to be the

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3DXO.HDQH position as being tenable going forward. Their relation- Long serving Cork GAA ship is based completely on medic Dr Con Murphy has trust and if the trust is broken revealed that in almost 40 I don’t see how it can years he’s never once been or- continue.” Dr Con said the one dered by a manager to with- change he has noticed with hold treatment from a player. regard to medical treatment of Chelsea manager Jose GAA players over the years is Mourinho slammed team doc- that there is more of it, tor Eva Carneiro as ‘naive’ for suggesting that’s not necess- rushing on to treat play maker arily a positive development. Eden Hazard at a crucial stage “I think there’s a general late in last weekend’s disap- tendency to come in quicker pointing draw with Swansea. now,” he explained. “I think The Premier League we’d want to be conscious of holders were momentarily re- what we stop play for. duced to nine men because Obviously, head injuries and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtouis blood injuries are a totally had already been sent off and different thing but I see it an Mourinho claimed his medics awful lot that referees will didn’t ‘understand the game’. stop a game for a player to tie Carneiro and physio Jon his laces. Fearn have reportedly been “I’m involved with Cork downgraded from their usual since 1976 and I’d say it was match day roles for easily my 10th or 12th visit to tomorrow’s showdown with Croke Park before I actually title rivals Manchester City. came onto the field of play to Dr Con believes Carneiro’s treat someone and I was the position at Chelsea is now only medical person with the ‘untenable’ given the crucial team. breakdown in trust between “That’s definitely one thing her and Mourinho. we’re seeing over the years, “There’s a very good people are coming in quicker relationship between now, in all sports. managers and medical staff “Sometimes I think it’s within the GAA, I think they overdone.” have a really good balance on this,” he said. “In all my time with Cork teams, no manager has ever tried to twist my arm or suggest that a player doesn’t receive treatment because it’s a tight game or 022'<%/8(-RVH0RXULQKRFXWVDGHILDQWILJXUHGXULQJODVWQLJKWɨVSUHVVFRQIHUHQFHDW&KHOVHDɨVWUDLQLQJJURXQGDW&REKDP/RQGRQ whatever. I think it’s going to 0RXULQKRUHIXVHGWRDQVZHUTXHVWLRQVVXUURXQGLQJWKHSRVLWLRQRIWKHFOXEɨVGRFWRU(YD&DUQHLUR 3LFWXUH-RUGDQ0DQVͅHOG*HWW\,PDJHV be very interesting now to see how Mourinho handles the same kind of start that we had we are doing. Clearly some physio story, and whether he to take our game plan. It is the Chelsea situation. The lady is last year. bodies didn’t react as well as realises how much power he power I have and that is not obviously very popular at the “The team had problems [at we expected. has through his comments power... I have power for no- club. He was 100% wrong. I the end of last season], the “In the end of the fourth and position. thing.” could see the Chelsea fans team was tired. This season match in the Premier League, “Power, oh my word. So, he doesn’t see himself as turning on him to a degree. we tried to go in another direc- we are going to be in a good Power? Jesus Christ! Power of a “Godfather” of the Premier “I think he just made an tion. We went to a slower start, situation… But yes, we are not what? The only power I have is League — as he put it back in error of judgement in a short pre-season, only three at the top of our game. The to chose the team that plays 2013? overreacting to a bad result, matches before the Charity normal tendency is week after Sunday, to chose who goes on “I am not the Godfather.” he blamed the first person that Shield and only four matches week to improve.” the bench, to chose what we do He certainly didn’t have the came into his head. before the beginning of the At the very end, Mourinho in the week, which exercises control over this story he “It’s unfortunate for her 'U&RQ0XUSK\&DUQHLURɨV season. Clearly we know what was again asked about the we do, which direction we try would have liked. because I don’t see her SRVLWLRQDW&KHOVHDɧXQWHQDEOH.’ G\cc\îè`1Jk\icè^n`ccgifm\mXcl\èY`^^Xd\j

$QG\+DPSVRQ Maybe we were criticised for (Steven) Gerrard for Liver- valry dating back to when But Pellegrini said: “I said at home, especially as we are the amount we paid for him pool. Mourinho succeeded Pellegri- the first day I arrived here I playing against the cham- Manchester City boss Manuel but I am sure he will demon- “Here he will play David ni as Real Madrid boss in 2010 have my differences with him pions and one of the teams Pellegrini has backed record strate during the year, es- Silva, Sergio Aguero, Yaya and made unflattering com- but... I always shake hands that has a lot of chances to win signing Raheem Sterling to pecially against the big teams, Toure, with players that will ments about his predecessor. with him.” the title. deliver against the likes of why he was valued so much.” make him improve in a lot of They did not shake hands Pellegrini feels it is import- “It is the same as Man- Chelsea. Sterling excelled as Liver- ways. Young players always after their first meeting in ant to get a good result this chester United, Arsenal, City’s £49million summer pool ran City close in the learn from important players. England in October 2013, weekend to send out a strong Liverpool, Tottenham – all the signing from Liverpool is battle for the title in 2014. He It is very important for them when Mourinho’s Chelsea message for the season ahead, big teams.” poised to make his home debut flourished alongside the in- to play with him. snatched a late Fernando even if it is too early to talk Pellegrini would not com- at Etihad Stadium tomorrow. fluential Luis Suarez and Pel- “I think last year he scored Torres winner at Stamford about the encounter in terms ment on reports claiming City Sterling spurned a good legrini thinks City’s creative 11 in all competitions. I am Bridge and the Portuguese of its title significance. have lodged a £47 million (€66 chance to score in City’s first players will similarly bring sure this season he will im- celebrated extravagantly. The Chilean, who has million) bid with Wolfsburg game of the season, Monday’s the best out of the 20-year-old. prove.” Mourinho was involved in beaten Mourinho just twice in for Kevin de Bruyne or ru- 3-0 win at West Brom, but Pel- He said: “It is always im- Pellegrini claims he will another handshake incident a 13 attempts in England and mours linking the club with legrini has no doubt his portant for young players to have no issue shaking Chelsea fortnight ago when he did not Spain, said: “We are not think- apparent Manchester United quality will soon show. play with good players who rival Jose Mourinho’s hand acknowledge Arsene Wenger ing about the title in the sec- target Pedro of Barcelona, He said: “I think that he will can improve them, the same this weekend. after Community Shield de- ond game but we are thinking simply saying: “I don’t talk be a very dangerous player. way he did with Luis Suarez or The two managers have a ri- feat to Arsenal. about trying to win our points about rumours.” Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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-LPYDQ:LMN 6LPRQ3HDFK Manager Arsene Wenger ac- Roberto Soldado is on the cepts Arsenal will feel a little verge of moving back to Spain smaller following defeat in after Tottenham last night their opening game against reached an agreement to sell West Ham and says the the striker to Villarreal. response can define their sea- Soldado became Spurs’ most son. expensive signing when he The Gunners head to Crys- moved to north London from tal Palace tomorrow aiming to Valencia for £26 million (€36 pick themselves up from the million) in August 2013. bitter disappointment of los- But he scored just 16 goals ing 2-0 at home on the opening in 76 appearances over the weekend of the Barclays Pre- course of his two seasons at mier League. $//($56&U\VWDO3DODFHPDQDJHU$ODQ3DUGHZJHVWXUHVGXULQJWKH%DUFOD\V3UHPLHU/HDJXHPDWFKDJDLQVW6WRNH&LW\DWWKH%ULWDQQLD6WDGLXP White Hart Lane and found Going into the new cam- 3LFWXUH'DYH7KRPSVRQ himself below Harry Kane in paign, Wenger’s squad – bol- the pecking order in the stered by the summer signing second half of last term. of veteran Petr Cech and hav- The 30-year-old has now ing beaten Chelsea in the FA been thrown a lifeline by Community Shield at Wem- Villarreal, who confirmed bley – were seen as genuine GXi[\n_XjDwight Gayle, has been the club is high. I think we have to go overboard with impressive transfer dealings Manchester City [for New- allowed to spend and along deemed surplus to demands need to be happy because if what happened. It is a defeat of any side outside of the top castle] because he thought he with Cabaye has brought in and free to depart says a lot. Manchester United want Llo- and it hurts, but that six excepting Stoke, that was going to Arsenal. So it is Connor Wickham from It is a mark of how far they ris, it’s because he’s a great shouldn’t take our belief in knowing grin has widened. quite ironic he’s here with us Sunderland, the talented have come no positive result goalkeeper.” our potential away.” It would be unjust to say at Palace,” Pardew said. winger Bakary Sako, Wolves’ can now be labelled a shock. Pochettino is confident Tot- Wenger said there had been things only started going right “He is a fantastic player. We top scorer from the wing last “Before, what we basically tenham will this weekend nothing “concrete from any- for Palace when Pardew took are honoured to have him and season, and Patrick Bamford told ourselves was to defend make up for last season’s body” amid reports of interest the reins on 2 January. Tony he is definitely the level of on loan from Chelsea. throughout,” Bolasie said home and away defeats to from Palermo in forward Joel Pulis had done a fine job Arsenal players. I don’t think Most importantly, Pardew earlier this week of their Stoke. “It’s a good opportunity Campbell and also played before walking out on the eve Arsène Wenger or anyone at now has options. He can approach to games against the to take our revenge,” Pochetti- down suggestions there were of last season, despite his Arsenal would disagree change the system without top sides. “But now we’ve no said of today’s match. talks with full-back Nacho replacement, Neil War- with that. We have a weakening the quality of actually got players that can “It’s a different season, Monreal over a contract nock, veering them off player who could defi- player on the pitch, he has a settle it down and find the we’re happy with our extension. track. nitely play in their team bench packed with talent, and pass, so I think we’re ready for performance – disappointed Arsenal have been linked But it has been Pardew and that is a nice feeling confidence is soaring. Such is teams like that this season.” with the result – against with big-money moves for — the former player for us. He can give us the competition for places that Arsenal, then, best beware. United but I think the way we both defensive midfielder looking to redeem control in games.” Yannick Bolasie and Mile Pardew will believe he can do played, our performance was Grzegorz Krychowiak at Se- himself after an Traditionally Jedinak, both focal points last a job on Wenger but expects to good. We need to show Satur- villa and Real Madrid forward ultimately unsuc- South London has season, were left on the bench face a wounded animal. “I’ll be day we deserved more.” Karim Benzema. cessful time at been the poorer with Wickham and Bamford. surprised if they’re not,” he Danny Rose, Andros Town- While keen to bring in new Newcastle where half of town. Cabaye was always de- added. “Their manager has send, Alex Pritchard and Llo- talent ahead of the transfer he was unloved Back in the dark ployed as an attacking enough experience to turn ris are fit to face the Potters. window closing on September and unlikely to days, cab drivers midfielder by Pardew when that result against West Ham Stoke boss Mark Hughes 1, Wenger stressed completing progress the would often ref- they first worked together at from a negative into a positive. could unleash his latest any potential deal was not al- team due to a use to cross the St James’ Park but the It was a great performance by eye-catching arrival, Xherdan ways simple. fractious rela- Thames and it Frenchman started in a West Ham. I was there, they Shaqiri, on Spurs after he “If we find somebody who tionship with probably extends defensive role at Norwich last deserved to win and Arsenal joined the Potters from Inter strengthens our squad then beyond weekend, allowing Jordan will be looking to rectify that.” Milan for a club-record £12m. we will do it, but it is not

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Adnan Januzaj lasted less than an hour in his first start for six months, but it was long enough to deliver Manchester United their second win of the new season. It took manager Louis van Gaal until the end of September to reach that landmark in his first year in charge and now he has done in it in his opening couple of games this time. “I think we played better than last week and it was an away match so I’m very happy,” said Van Gaal. “I think in the first 20 minutes we kept the ball better and we scored a wonderful goal. After that I think they were a little bit nervous because we lost the ball too easy but in the second- half, especially after the sub- stitutes, we played very Villa would surely have tested of a deflection. Sherwood, $GQDQ-DQX]DMFHQWUHVFRUHV Bournemouth. They got their controlled and could have stand-in goalkeeper Sergio after selling striker Christian 0DQFKHVWHU8QLWHGɨVZLQQHU wish on 58th minute as Scott score more than only one.” Romero more. # % % * * % * ! Benteke to Liverpool for over Sinclair made way for Januzaj, who found his This match, so low on #) * * $ * $ £30m, has spent £50m GXULQJWKH%DUFOD\V3UHPLHU Gestede, the summer signing first-team chances limited quality, was lifted by the # * * % $ strengthening last season’s /HDJXHPDWFKDJDLQVW$VWRQ9LOOD from Blackburn. under Van Gaal, was pleased excellent passing of United’s * * $ $ relegation-threatened squad, DW9LOOD3DUNODVWQLJKW Van Gaal responded to make such an impact on his Juan Mata and the one piece # * * % * $ including the huge £7m he 3LFWXUH1LFN3RWWV3$ instantly by sending on Ander return to action for United. of brilliance from Januzaj. ' * * * $ splashed yesterday on Barce- Herrera and Bastian Schwein- “Obviously (I’m) feeling The Belgian, still only 20, was # % * $ lona winger Adama Traore, a steiger to try and shore up the * * % % good after scoring the goal, ob- recalled for his first start in ' # * * % % 19-year-old with just one La hard to impress. midfield and stop his side viously I’ve not had a game for half a year ahead of Ashley ( # * * % % Liga appearance to his name Villa started the second giving the ball away so often. a long time so my match fit- Young and settled the match # * * % % in Spain. That deal came too period well too and a And the Dutch coach’s ness is not so good but I’m with his fifth United goal in ( * * % % late for him to make his debut misplaced Mata pass allowed tactics paid off again Two happy to score for the team an the 29th minute. # * * % % in front of a sold out Villa Park Jordan Ayew an opportunity, games, two wins and they are score the winner,” he said. Luke Shaw and Mata &# * * * * which was shaking with ex- but he blazed his shot over the not playing very well? Sounds But despite the inspired combined well in the build-up ## * * * * citement at kick-off, despite bar. Ayew was later booked like United are back! decision to recall the wonder- on the left. And it was a # #) * * * * horrendous Friday traffic and for diving on an unimpressive ASTON VILLA: Guzan 6; Bacuna 6, Ri- fully talented Belgian defence-killing pass from & * * % * weather conditions on the Villa Park bow. Gabby chards 5, Clark 5, Amavi 7; Veretout 6, playmaker, United supporters Mata that allowed Januzaj to ( * * $ * afternoon of the match. Agbonlahor went close with a Gueye 5, Westwood 6; Ayew 5, Agbon- should not get too carried burst clear the wrong side of * * * % * An over-exuberant captain header from a corner soon lahor 5, Sinclair 6 (Gestede 59, 5). away by their back-to-back Micah Richards. He controlled * * * $ * Richards, one of those after and now the home crowd MAN UNITED: Romero 6, Darmian 6, Smalling 7, Blind 7, Shaw 7; Carrick 7 clean sheets and one-goal on the corner of six-yard-box, summer signings trying to were chanting Rudy Rudy – (Schweinsteiger 59, 6), Schneiderlin 6; victories.A team with more at- checked back on to his right way, and shot through a sea of make an impression on his trying to persuade Sherwood Mata 7, Januzaj 7 (Herrera 59, 5) Depay tacking quality and confi- foot, to send a series of Villa legs to scoredinto the far first Villa Park appearance, to send on Saturday’s debut 6 (Young 81, 6); Rooney. dence than Tim Sherwood’s defenders sliding out of the corner of the net with the aid almost seemed to be trying too goal hero from the win at Referee: Mike Dean 5/10

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M’Vila has been included in the Andre Ayew & Bafetimbi Gomis suspended. New striker Salomon Referee: Anthony Taylor (Ches- Midfielder Oscar is a doubt for the Gi\d`\i senior squad for the first time. (Swansea) 1; Papiss Cisse & Rondon could make his West hire) match after picking up a knock in Norwich report no fresh injury Georginio Wijnaldum (Newcastle) Brom debut, on-loan Arsenal mid- training, but Diego Costa is in line C\X^l\ concerns. Midfielder Nathan 1 fielder Serge Gnabry could also 7RPRUURZ to start in attack after overcoming a Redmond is pressing for a starting Match odds: H 10-11 A 3-1 D 5-2 feature as he looks to regain match Crystal Palace (3) v Arsenal (19), recurring hamstring injury and gi\m`\nj place, as is forward Cameron Referee: Mike Jones fitness, while defender Gareth 1.30pm playing the full 90 minutes last Jerome. Full-back Martin Olsson McAuley is available. Palace have no fresh injury con- weekend. cerns. Marouane Chamakh is un- 7RGD\ (shoulder) continues his Tottenham (16) v Stoke (15), 3pm Last season: No corresponding Last season: Chelsea 1 Man City rehabilitation, along with forward Hugo Lloris is ready to start for fixture Last five league matches: likely to face his former club as the 1, Man City 1 Chelsea 1 Southampton (11) v Everton striker is still recovering from a Kyle Lafferty. Midfielder Youssouf Tottenham after head coach Watford WWWDD; West Brom Last five league matches: Man (9) 12.45pm hamstring problem, while goal- Mulumbu, a summer signing on a Mauricio Pochettino reported a WDWLL City WWWWW; Chelsea WDLWD Oriol Romeu, Southampton’s new free transfer from West Brom, is out keeper Julian Speroni is also out fully-fit squad ahead. The keeper, Top scorers (all competitions): Top scorers (all competitions): £5m signing from Chelsea, is with a fractured metatarsal. who sustained a fractured wrist in Odion Ighalo & Miguel Layun (Wat- with a finger injury – Alex McCarthy Yaya Toure (Man City) 2; Oscar expected to make his debut. Last season: No corresponding pre-season, played 90 minutes in ford) 1 is expected to continue. Full-back (Chelsea) 1 Manager Ronald Koeman will also fixture an U21 match on Monday. Match odds: H 11-5 A 11-10 D 23- Hector Bellerin should return for return to the Saints bench. He will Last five league matches: Sun- Midfielder Andros Townsend 10 Arsenal after a thigh strain, while Match odds: H 21-20 A 13-5 D 12- be without two other summer derland WDDLL; Norwich WLDWL (shoulder) and defender Danny Referee: Paul Tierney (Lancashire) forward Alexis Sanchez could start 5 recruits, Steven Caulker (sinus Top scorers (all competitions): Rose (quad) are also back in con- having stepped up his training this Referee: Martin Atkinson infection) and Jordie Clasie Jermain Defoe & Steven Fletcher week after an extended break. tention, while midfielder Alex Prit- West Ham (4) v Leicester (2) 0RQGD\ (hamstring), as well as Ryan (Sunderland) 1; Nathan Redmond chard marked his return from injury Hammers boss Slaven Bilic Tomas Rosicky (knee), fellow mid- Bertrand (knee). (Norwich) 1 with two goals for the U21s against believes Diafra Sakho, arrested on fielder Jack Wilshere (leg) and for- Liverpool (6) v Bournemouth Everton defender Leighton Baines Match odds: H 2-1 A 6-5 D 23-10 Everton. suspicion of assault, is in the right ward Danny Welbeck (knee) wont (14), 8pm is out for three months after ankle Referee: Kevin Friend Stoke boss Mark Hughes will make frame of mind to play. Carl figure. Reds boss Brendan Rodgers could surgery so Brendan Galloway is decision on new winger Xherdan Jenkinson is available having been Last season: Crystal Palace 1 Ar- name an unchanged side. Roberto expected to deputise at left-back. Swansea (12) v Newcastle Shaqiri’s involvement, while ineligible to face parent club senal 2, Arsenal 2 Crystal Palace 1 Firmino scored a hat-trick in a be- Forward Kevin Mirallas has (10), 3pm forward Marko Arnautovic and Arsenal, while Pedro Obiang is fit - Last five league matches: Crystal hind-closed-doors friendly this recovered from the ankle injury Swansea will assess midfielder Ki defender Marc Wilson are available but forwards Andy Carroll and Palace LLWWW; Arsenal LDDWL week – which was also used to give while Gerard Deulofeu, Aiden Sung-yueng, forced off in the first after thigh and ankle problems. Enner Valencia (both knee) and Top scorers (all competitions): the likes of Danny Ings, Emre Can, McGeady and Muhamed Besic all half of the draw at Chelsea with a Peter Odemwingie (hamstring) and defender Joey O’Brien (hamstring) Yohan Cabaye, Damien Delaney & Kolo Toure and Mamadou Sakho returned to training this week. sore hamstring — Jack Cork, an fellow forward Bojan Krkic (knee) are out and midfielder Morgan Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) 1; some match practice – but he is Last season: Everton 1 South- impressive replacement at will not figure, although the latter is Amalfitano is not in contention Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Ar- likely to remain on the bench. ampton 0, Southampton 3 Everton Stamford Bridge, will start if Ki close to making a first-team return having been made to train with the senal) 1 Midfielder Joe Allen (hamstring) is 0 does not make it. after a knee injury. Captain Ryan youth team following a disagree- Match odds: H 4-1 A 8-11 D 13-5 sidelined. Cherries manager Eddie Last five league matches: Winger Jefferson Montero, taken Shawcross faces between two and ment with Bilic. Referee: Lee Mason Howe is unlikely to make whole- Southampton LLWLD; Everton off on Saturday as a precaution three months on the sidelines fol- Midfielder Matty James remains sale changes despite the opening LLWLD after cramping up, is fit and avail- lowing back surgery. the only absentee for Leicester due Man City (1) v Chelsea (8) defeat by Aston Villa. Howe has Top scorers (all competitions): able. Last season: Stoke 3 Tottenham 0, to a knee problem. Striker Jamie Sergio Aguero is in contention to spoken of remaining loyal to the Graziano Pelle (Southampton) 3; Vurnon Anita is in the Magpies Tottenham 1 Stoke 2 Vardy will be involved after being start for City – the striker is being players who won promotion and Ross Barkley & Arouna Kone squad after a back injury but fellow Last five league matches: disciplined by the club for using eased back into action after apart from midfielders Harry Arter (Everton) 1 midfielder Sylvain Marveaux Tottenham LLWWL; Stoke LWDWL racist language in a casino, while international duty but has trained (groin), Shaun MacDonald (toe) Match odds: H 19-20 A 14-5 D 5-2 (groin) remains out. Striker Emma- Match odds: H 3-4 A 15-4 D 13-5 Yohan Benalouane, Leonardo without problem and is close to and Christian Atsu (back), he has a Referee: Michael Oliver nuel Riviere has undergone minor Referee: Robert Madley Ulloa, Tom Lawrence, Liam Moore match fitness. Midfielders Fabian fully fit squad. knee surgery, while midfielder and Ben Chilwell all managed the Delph (hamstring) and Fernando Last season: No corresponding Sunderland (17) v Norwich (18) Remy Cabella (hip/thigh) has re- Watford (13) v West Brom (20) full 90 minutes in an U21 Premier (groin) are the only definite absen- 3pm turned to training and will be joined 3pm League draw against Man United. tees while left-back Gael Clichy fixture. Sunderland head coach Dick by defender Paul Dummett (ham- Midfielder Almen Abdi (knee) and Last season: Leicester 2 West (ankle) will be assessed. Last five league matches: Advocaat revealed winger Adam string) next week. winger Steven Berghuis (leg) have Ham 1, West Ham 2 Leicester 0 A one-match ban means Chelsea Liverpool WDLLW; Bournemouth Johnson’s shoulder injury is likely Last season: Newcastle 2 Swan- recovered from injury and are set Last five league matches: West goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois will WDWWL to sideline him for six to seven sea 3, Swansea 2 Newcastle 2 to be available for Watford — Ham WLLLW; Leicester WWDWW. be absent – the club failed to over- Top scorers (all competitions): weeks. The Dutchman otherwise Last five league matches: Berghuis is set to make his debut Top scorers (all competitions): turn the red card he received in the Phillippe Coutinho (Liverpool) 1; has a relatively clean bill of health, Swansea WWLLD; Newcastle after joining from AZ Alkmaar last Mauro Zarate (West Ham) 2; Riyad second half of the 2-2 season Bournemouth n/a with only Jordi Gomez (knee) still LDLWD month. Defender Miguel Britos and Mahrez (Leicester) 2 opener with Swansea, so Asmir Match odds: H 1-2 A 11-2 D 16-5 missing. Fellow midfielder Yann Top scorers (all competitions): keeper Giedrius Arlauskis are Match odds: H 5-6 A 3-1 D 23-10 Begovic is set to deputise. Referee: Craig Pawson

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he margins are so small and Pat McGib- )URPVKDULQJ%LJ0DFVZLWK'DYLG%HFNKDPWRSUHSDULQJ\RXQJIRRWEDOOHUVIRUWKHSLWIDOOVRIOLIHDV bon knows that more DSUR3DW0F*LEERQKDVWDNHQDQLQWHUHVWLQJFDUHHUSDWK Kthan most. 20 years ago, the hard work was seemingly done. Signed by Manchester United at 18, the imposing centre-back from Lurgan spent a few seasons on the periphery, inching @n\ekè]fiXkXZbc\%%% ever closer to the big time. Around him, others were Xe[dpbe\\n\ek doing likewise. The much-her- alded ‘Class of ‘92’ were get- k_\fggfj`k\nXp ting opportunities. But there was a reason why it took McGibbon a while longer to get his chance. “My brother, Philip, took “ his own life eight months after I went across. Whenever something like that happens, it’s obviously a very difficult experience. You have to deal with it and reflect but move on quickly as well. “Otherwise it’s going to hold you back. I probably lost a wee bit of confidence in the very early stages of my career after what happened. It’s just natural. “There’s the mental and emotional aspects to it as well – there are all those parts of the game that you need to be a top player. “We were so close – typical brothers. The club were terrific because the gaffer told me to take as long as I wanted. But what I found after being home was that after two or three weeks my circle of friends were going to university, doing their own things. I loved football and I needed to get back into it. That’s not saying it wasn’t hard to deal with – of course it was – but if I wanted to make a career for myself within the game I had to get over that and probably going out training and playing matches was my therapy.” 3DW0F*LEERQRQWKHVLGHOLQHLQGXULQJKLVVSHOODVPDQDJHURI1HZU\&LW\DQGEHORZLQKLVSOD\LQJGD\VZLWK0DQFKHVWHU8QLWHGLQ 3LFWXUH,QSKR3UHVVH\H5XVVHOO3ULWFKDUG After returning to Man- chester, McGibbon worked cause I had scored an import- went over was a hard. With Steve Bruce, David ant goal for them and they terrifically-tal- May and Paul Parker all batt- were progressing, I went. And ented player. But ling various injuries, a first- Eoin the fact I played over 200 times sometimes it’s team breakthrough seemed for them, I don’t have any re- fate through imminent. In May 1995, as O’Callaghan grets.” McGibbon enjoyed five injury and other United still battled Blackburn years at Wigan before less- times it’s for the Premier League title, successful stints at Scun- whether you he was named on the bench for thorpe and Tranmere and fin- have that a key clash with Coventry at ished out his playing days whole holistic Highfield Road. Sitting along- should’ve been in front long competitive game for United back home with Portadown approach to it. side him was David Beckham. before Paul Barnes opened the after his ‘nightmare’ debut and Glentoran. While with the For some, the On the field were Gary Ne- scoring midway through the and was banished from Old Latics though, he qualified physical at- ville and Nicky Butt while first half. Five minutes after Trafford, never to be heard of from the University of Salford tributes let them Paul Scholes scored the open- the restart, it got much worse. again. The truth is different. with a degree in physiother- the framework used by under- down, sometimes the tactical ing goal. That summer, there The visitors thumped a long “I was in the first-team apy. But even though he con- age coaches. or the mental. was more good news. He was ball forward and McGibbon squad for the following season tinues to do some part-time McGibbon is one of the “Coaching young players assigned a shirt number for and Pallister both stepped up, and I did quite well in pre-sea- physio work, coaching is his lucky ones. He’s still tied to now, the want is for the fin- the 1995/96 season and in trying to play offside. But the son and played in the Umbro passion and he recently pick- the game, unable to ignore the ished product. The want is for United’s official team photo, flag stayed down. Barnes was Cup against Nottingham ed up his Uefa Pro-Licence. allure of it, despite a high-pro- the coloured boots, the fancy he’s in the second row with through on goal so McGibbon Forest. The gaffer liked us get- There was a brief spell as file setback while a young, car and if you ask them why Beckham on one side and Eric frantically chased before tak- ting more experience so I manager of second-tier Newry hotly-tipped youngster at a big they want to be a footballer, Cantona on the other. The big ing him down. A straight red headed on loan to Swansea. I City too, an experience he en- club. Those that have followed it’s not about waking up every grin says it all. card and a penalty followed. had played one game for them joyed. a similar path often grow disil- morning and getting to do A month after the side’s Barnes tucked it away while but I was still training three But he’s also immersed in lusioned, frustrated and something they love. It’s more young guns infamously lost to Tony Barras added a third two days a week at United. At one educating young players. He angry by what could’ve been. about the rewards they can get Aston Villa on the opening day minutes later. It was an em- United session, I went in for a founded a coaching pro- It’s a cliche that he’s managed from it. People don’t under- of the campaign, United barrassment. One of the big- tackle with Ronnie Wallwork gramme in the Lurgan area to avoid. stand the sacrifices that have hosted second division York gest cup shocks ever. and my knee went the oppo- called Train To Be Smart “For reasons of their own, to be made in order to get to City in a League Cup first-leg Afterwards, McGibbon was site way. I was out for five which centres on improving there was quite a few players that point. Phil Neville says it tie at Old Trafford. McGibbon demoralised. Driving home months and had two oper- and developing children with- at United that maybe didn’t in the Class of ‘92 documen- got his opportunity and was with his family, they stopped ations. I came back the follow- out unnecessary pressure, es- fulfil their potential or fell tary – about having to drive selected at centre-half, along- at a McDonald’s for some coming spring and Wigan offered sentially giving them direc- away from the game itself. through things. The example side Gary Pallister. It was an fort food. He walked in and to take me on loan and I ended tion rather than false hope. Giuliano Maiorana got badly he used was the boot room experienced side. Parker, there was Beckham, with his up scoring the goal that got The initiative spawned a injured. Adrian Doherty was a with the apprentices and hav- Denis Irwin, Ryan Giggs, Lee father, doing likewise. The them promoted. newly-established club, TTBS terrific player who was really ing to do the chores for the Sharpe and Brian McClair all team-mates slumped over “United offered me a two- Juniors, with various under- unfortunate with injury. And first-team lads. There’s that started but United’s midfield, their Big Macs, not saying year contract but Wigan of- age teams now in place. He’s Ben Thornley was as good as resilience factor that you featuring three youngsters in much. fered to buy me. At that stage, also working with a leading anyone of that 1992 group. need, especially when, like in Beckham, Phil Neville and The story goes that McGib- the fact I would be playing mental health group in North- “There was a lad – Paul my case, you get sent-off or Simon Davies, struggled. York bon never played another competitive football and be- ern Ireland to try and improve Wratten – who when I first you get slated by the press.” Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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%RKHPLDQV Kelly were on target early on Keith Buckley. side maintained throughout. real livewire, Kelly deserved and Kelly rubbed further salt before Kelly netted a penalty Bohs went ahead on nine Another pleasing aspect for his first home goal. into their wounds by convert- *DOZD\XQLWHG to cap off a 12th league win of minutes when Akinade raced Long would have been how Any chance of the visitors ing a penalty late on. the season as Galway had onto a through ball before slot- stubborn Bohs were defens- rescuing even a point disap- BOHS: Delany; Murphy, Prendergast, *DUHWK0DKHU Enda Curran sent off. ting it past goalkeeper Ger ively, having conceded eight peared when Curran was sent Best, Fitzgerald (Caffrey 90); Kavanagh, Victory tasted sweet for Bohe- There was a noticeable ur- Hanley for the opening goal. goals in their last two games. off for a rash tackle on Mulcahy (Wearen 90+3), Lopes, Kelly; Buckley (Byrne 90); Akinade. mians last night as they broke gency in Bohs’ play from the Bohs didn’t ease up, as Galway did try their best to Stephen Best. Worse was to GALWAY UNITED: Hanley; Raftery, a two-game losing streak over- first whistle, and they pushed Paddy Kavanagh smashed a unlock them and Jake Keegan come for Galway though. Two Cantwell, Oji, Horgan; Shanahan, Byrne, coming 10-man Galway Galway onto the back-foot shot just over the crossbar. It rattled the side-netting. But stretchers were required to Sinnott (Ludden 58, O’Leary 72), Molloy; United at Dalymount Park. with clever running off the was a sign of the positive at- Bohs were two up by that carry substitute Marc Ludden Walsh (Curran 24), Keegan. Ismhail Akinade and Jake ball by Akinade, Kelly, and tacking play that Keith Long’s stage after Kelly fired in. A off following a serious injury Referee: James McKell (Tipperary). C`c`\jîfnè^èjkXkli\ was then ejected from the dug- 'HUU\&LW\ out. The home side was then 'XQGDON forced into positional switches, with Mark Timlin $UWKXU'XII\ forced to lead the front-line on Dundalk took full advan- his own, Stephen Dooley, tage of Cork City’s shock slip- dropping back into midfield. up when boosting their back- However, it was the “Can- to-back title hopes with a win dystripes” who threatened at the Brandywell. again when Timlin’s shot Now seven points clear of could only be parried by the Leesiders, the Lilywhites Rogers. netted their goals at vital Derry had hoped to reach stages against Derry, Ciaran the interval on level terms, but Kilduff’s opener seconds be- poor defensive play cost them fore the half-time whistle, dearly. while Dave McMillan’s With four minutes of added clincher arrived in the 87th time signalled, the home side minute. suffered a devastating body Dundalk didn’t have it all blow. their own way despite the dis- Having failed to clear their missal of Derry’s Conor lines in the 49th minute Dane McCormack in the 23rd min- Massey made the home lot pay ute. dearly, the full-back played The visitors created three Kilduff into a one-on-one situ- chances over the opening 15 ation with keeper, Ger Doher- minutes but Richie Towell, ty, and the Dundalk striker Daryl Horgan and Kildfuff all made no mistake. After the break the lively failed to find the net. John Mountney squandered a However, in the 18th minute decent chance when well Derry defender, Aaron Barry, placed, the winger screwing stung the palms of Gary his shot wide of the target in Rogers with a superb effort, the 55th minute. the Dundalk keeper pushing Derry continued to push the ball wide at the expense of forward and Rob Cornwall a corner. should have done better when The game was then turned heading an effort directly into on its head when Conor the welcoming hands of McCormack was shown a Rogers in the 63rd minute. straight red card in the 23rd Towell missed a superb 'XQGDONɨV'DYLG0F0LOODQEXUVWVSDVW'HUU\&LW\ɨV6HDPXV6KDUNH\LQWKH66($LUWULFLW\/HDJXH3UHPLHU'LYLVLRQFODVKDW%UDQG\ZHOO6WDGLXP minute following an over-ro- chance following Mountney’s bust challenge of Dundalk cut-back five mintues later be- 'HUU\ 3LFWXUH2OLYHU0F9HLJK632576),/( full-back, Sean Gannon. fore Doherty dived low at the low shot at the other end failed loose ball high over the Derry DERRY CITY - Doherty 7; Cornwall 6, DUNDALK - Rogers 7; Gannon 7, Gart- And having voiced his ob- feet of Mountney. to find the target. crossbar before the substitue McBride 7 (Sharkey, 73), Barry 8; land 7,, Boyle 6, Massey 7; Mountney 9, jections to referee, Rob Har- McCormack 6, McEneff 6; Lowry 6, Towell 7, O’Donnell 7, Finn 7, Horgan 8; Substitute, McMillan McMillian was denied by had the final say when finish- vey’s decision, Derry’s assist- McNamee 6, Jarvis 7; Dooley 6 (Curtis, Kilduff 7 (McMillan, 74). flashed an effort over the Doherty with six minutes re- ing well having been played ant manager, Paul Hegarty, h/t), Timlin 7 (Curran, 81). 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'URJKHGD8QLWHG The sending-off after 25 by Nielsen who netted at the 6W3DWULFNȁV$WKOHWLF ball onto the crossbar. shot away from goal. There minutes was controversial as second attempt after his first %UD\:DQGHUHUV Bray continued to impress was another escape for St 6OLJR5RYHUV Robert Bayly brought down header was parried. however with Hugh Douglas Pat’s four minutes later as John Russell in the centre Just before the hour mark 5³Q¡Q0DF/RFODLQQ forcing Clarke into an excel- Jason McGuinness blocked a 0DUFXV&DYDUROL circle but it appeared a yellow the 10-man Boynesiders did lent save in the 31st minute Kelly shot after Greene had Sligo Rovers took full advan- card would suffice. put together a fine passing St Patrick’s Athletic continu- and David Scully should have sloppily conceded possession tage of Drogheda playing with From Sligo’s next attack Mi- move, but substitute Stephen ed their excellent recent form done better when firing wide to Gareth McDonagh by the 10 men for 65 minutes as they chael Schlingermann pro- Maher’s header was saved by when narrowly beating Bray from Graham Kelly’s well- end-line. boosted their survival hopes duced a brilliant save to keep Richard Brush. Wanderers 1-0 in their timed delivery. The points could have been and plunged the Boynesiders out a Morten Nielsen header, Substitute Anthony Elding Premier Division clash at However the hosts finished secured in the 76th minute as deep into relegation trouble at but the Danish striker was cel- and enjoyed a memorable re- Richmond Park last night. the half in the ascendancy and McGrath shot straight at United Park. ebrating from the resulting turn to Sligo colours as he The first half was an enter- after Killian Brennan had Cherrie with David Cassidy With Drogheda six points corner as he headed home netted from the spot in the prising affair with Bray’s gone close, Greg Bolger was almost earning Bray a de- ahead of the Bit O’Red and from Russell’s centre. 84th minute after Daly had Ryan McEvoy troubling Bren- on hand to plant an emphatic served point with a shot that bottom club Limerick gaining Worse was to follow for the fouled Keith Ward in the box. dan Clarke in the fourth min- finish beyond Cherrie in struck the crossbar in injury ground fast, this was a chance Boynesiders on 31 minutes. DROGHEDA UNITED: Schlingermann; ute while both Aaron Greene added time after clever play time. Daly, Byrne, O’Reilly, O’Brien; Whelan for the home side to take a Jason Hughes nicked pos- and Christopher Forrester from James Chambers and ST PATRICK’S ATHLETIC: Clarke; Thornton, Bayly, Marks; Duffy; Pender. huge step towards Premier session in midfield before run- fired over for the hosts when Jamie McGrath. McEleney, McGuinness, Desmond, Subs: Maher for Whelan (29), McKenna Division safety. But after an ning unchallenged to goal and well placed. Despite resuming on the Greene; Byrne, Bolger, Chambers, Bren- for O’Brien (65), Hughes for Duffy (73). uneventful opening quarter, it slipping a low shot beyond The Saints looked to have front foot for the second-half, nan, Forrester; McGrath (Langley, 87). Schlingermann. SLIGO ROVERS: Brush, Keane, Peers, the hosts were indebted to was Sligo who took a firm grip Clancy, Donelon; Cretaro, Hughes, Rus- broken the deadlock in the BRAY WANDERERS: Cherrie; Douglas, as they found themselves two Six minutes into the second sell, Boylan, Puri, Cretaro; Nielsen. 20th minute as Conan Byrne Shame McEleney in the 57th McNally, Cooney, Barker; Wixted goals ahead against a Droghe- half the visitors copper-fas- Subs: Elding for Cretaro (76), Corcoran let ﬂy from 20 yards but Peter minute with the former Derry (McDonagh, 60), Kelly, Sullivan, McE- da team reduced to 10 men tened the points with the for Nielsen (76). Cherrie produced a superb City player getting a decisive voy, Cassidy; Scully (Lyons, 73). shortly before going 1-0 down. third. Russell’s cross was met Referee: Ray Matthews (Westmeath) fingertip save to deflect the touch to deflect Scully’s low Ref: Padraigh Sutton (Clare) Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

SOCCER 27 Ef;l]]YlkZc`e`ZXcIfm\ijj\Zli\n`eXkCfe^]fi[ /RQJIRUG7RZQ up on the sidelines, but wasn’t the first for Martin Deady’s on 26 minutes. Pat Sullivan’s finished the half strongly. delightful through-ball for the brought on. challenge on Gavin Brennan. corner was only partially Ayman Ben Mohamed’s run of North who confidently 6KDPURFN5RYHUV The 100-times capped Paul Hunt’s penalty was par- cleared. A shot from Kevin overhead kick from Sullivan’s slipped the ball past Hunt. winger is now likely to make ried but Mikey Drennan fol- O’Connor then pin-balled throw was saved by Murphy 3DXO%XWWQHU LONGFORD TOWN: Hunt; Sullivan, his Rovers’ debut in Monday’s lowing up tapped home the re- around the box before Lorcan before the Rovers’ keeper Gorman, Powell, Deady; Shannon Damien Duff was named on televised clash with Cork City bound. Shannon forced it home. saved with his feet from Shan- (Cowan, 67), O’Connor, Gannon (O‘Sul- the Shamrock Rovers bench at Tallaght Stadium. Poor defending by Longford Stephen Rice should then non in a goalmouth scramble. livan, 67), Ben Mohamed (Simon, 76); as Danny North scored two Rovers didn’t need their then gifted Rovers their sec- have equalised for Longford, Longford pressed hard for Rice, Shaw. well-taken goals to sink Long- new star last night, though, as ond goal 10 minutes later. but shot straight at Barry an equaliser on the resump- SHAMROCK ROVERS: Murphy; ford at City Calling Stadium. they started brightly, clocking North took the ball around Murphy. tion, they fell two goals behind Madden, Kenna, Webster, Byrne; G. Ahead of his official unveil- up a 2-0 lead inside 13 minutes. Hunt before showing In an open game, Rovers’ again after a wonderful Brennan, McCabe, Blanchard, Miele; ing at a press conference After three minutes they composure to shoot home. Gary McCabe blasted wide on Rovers counter-attack on 58 North (McCaffrey, 81), Drennan. today, Duff did a long warm- were awarded a penalty for Longford battled back to score 36 minutes before Longford minutes. Drennan threaded a Referee: Neil Doyle (Dublin). C`d\i`Zb[\ek:`kpk`kc\_fg\j

winning side with Shaun Kelly and Patrick Kanyuka suspended and their places went to Paudie O’Connor and AIRTRICITY PREMIER LEAGUE Sean Russell. CORK CITY ...... 2 The Shannonsiders took the Gaynor 21, O’Flynn 57 game to City from the outset LIMERICK FC ...... 3 pressing the home side high Faherty 7, Clarke 35, O’Connor 65 up the pitch and not giving them any time on the ball. David Ludzik Limerick went close as early as the second minute Turner’s Cross when Mark McNulty miscued a clearance which landed at A rejuvenated Limerick put a the feet of Lee Lynch, who major dent in Cork City’s title tried his luck with a first time challenge and gave their sur- effort from 30 yards which the vival hopes another major City keeper did well to save. boost as they claimed all three The home side struggled to points in a rip-roaring get outside their own half in Munster derby at Turners the opening minutes and were Cross last night. made pay for their poor start Limerick had to wait until in the 7th minute when Lynch August for their first win of found Vinny Faherty in acres the season but they have now of space on the edge of the box won their last three games before the striker took a touch and they fully deserved this and buried his shot past win as they refused to lie down McNulty. after twice being pegged back Lynch then shot straight at after going in front as City’s McNulty before Dean Clarke title hopes are now left had a great chance to put Lim- hanging by a thread. erick further in front when he City had only conceded 11 was allowed run 40 yards be- goals in 22 league games pre- fore firing wide with only vious to last night but a ca- McNulty to beat. lamitous defensive display City lost skipper John Dun- now leaves them with a mass- leavy following a sickening ive task if they are to overhaul clash of heads with Robbie Dundalk. Williams and the lengthy stop- Limerick manager Martin page seemed to disrupt Limer- Russell was forced into mak- ick’s tempo as City drew level ing two changes to last week’s within three minutes of Dun- leavy’s exit when substitute &RUN&LW\ɨV /LDP0LOOHUVOLSVSDVWWKHWDFNOHRI/LPHULFNɨV6KDQH'XJJDQLQODVWQLJKWɨV66($LUWULFLW\3UHPLHU'LYLVLRQJDPHDW7XUQHUV&URVV Gaynor picked the ball up on the right side before crossing right side of the box was clear- erick a third seven minutes looked like Steven Beattie had both ends. City poured on the &" low and the ball evaded every- ed and with O’Connor out of into the second half when his fouled Hall before the corner pressure in the closing min- ) (' ( one before nestling in the position, Sean Russell found clearance struck Faherty and was awarded. utes but couldn’t force an ! &, (' $ ( corner of Freddy Hall’s net. Ian Turner who strolled for- bounced inches wide. Limerick refused to lie equaliser as they tasted defeat & &! " & (' ( $ The goal finally awakened ward and his shot was bril- Sheppard then flashed an down and were back in front for the first time since going ! *!" (( ' # ( ' $ $ City and Murray should have liantly saved by McNulty but effort narrowly wide before in the 65th minute following down to Dundalk in April. ( ( ' '- - had them in front 8 minutes Clarke followed up to force the the equaliser arrived 12 min- more poor defending as Pau- CORK CITY: McNulty, Healy, Bennett, !, (' ( ' $ '' ($ later but he side-footed Karl ball home. utes in when Bennett’s header die O’Connor was left un- Murray, O’Connor, Beattie, Miller, Buck- ! + ( $ $ ( (' '# ( City lost Mark O’Sullivan, from Colin Healy’s corner was marked to head Russell’s ley, Dunleavy (Gaynor 18), Sheppard, Sheppard’s low cross over O’Sullivan (O’Flynn 45). !!, &, ( # ( ( ' (( from six yards. who had scored six goals in his blocked on the line and inswinging free-kick home. ! & ( $ ( ' (( last five games before last O’Flynn pounced. It was only Murray then went close with a LIMERICK: Hall, Paul O’Conor, Paudie City were hit on the counter O’Connor, Williams, Tracy, Turner, Dug- +, & ( # $ '- (( attack 9 minutes from the night, at half-time and he was the second goal of the season header before McNulty saved gan, Lynch, Russell (Agyemang 82), *!" ( # ' ($ ( break. It started when Kevin replaced by John O’Flynn. for the Cobh man and Limer- well from Clarke as the Clarke (Rainsford 90), Faherty. ! ( ' $ (# $ ‘O’Connor’s free-kick from the McNulty almost gifted Lim- ick will feel aggrieved as it chances continued to flow at Referee: D McKeon (Dublin)

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4,WZDVQȁWDOOSODLQVDLOLQJLQ0ROGRYD" not just picking up a weight. There’s different aspects. When you learn them, the weight feels a lot A: On my third attempt to do a 250kg squat, I easier in your hand instead of just horsing it up. suppose I was a bit arrogant and lost focus a little and ended up injuring my back. A minor bulging Q: How has your physique changed since you disk. It kept me out of a month. got serious about lifting?

Q: A common hazard of the the lifting game? A: I was a lot smaller when I started I was 12 stone. Now I’m 17 and a bit. So I’ve gained a lot of weight. A: Yes, everyone who lifts heavy weights will have bulging disks. It’s just this was hitting nerves. It af- Q: All muscle? fected my performance. Mine wasn’t damaged too bad but I was in a ﬁerce amount of pain. After- A: I’d like to think so (laughs) but not when you’re wards, it was taking me ﬁve minutes to get out of lifting the heavy weights, unfortunately. You have to bed. carry a bit of extra luggage.

Q: But you carried on lifting on the day? Q: A bit like a prop?

A: Yeah, I carried on with the competition and A: Exactly, that’s the best way to describe it. Every- benched 177.5kg, which was a European Junior one thinks I’m a rugby player. You have to make bench record. It was a competition PB but it was a sure you’re eating enough. There are times when bit below what I was aiming for. I’d lifted more in you’re gaining weight where you have to eat when training but the back was affecting me so I couldn’t you don’t want to. Force yourself to eat. I don’t really push it the whole way out. have to be too lean, but you try to keep it as lean as possible. You can’t be eating cake the whole time. Q: You must have been lifting in a fair amount of pain? Q: How is powerlifting developing as a sport?

A: For bench, definitely. Even lifting the bar off was A: The sport is picking up across the UK. Rowing causing pain and I was being assisted lifting it off. was the big university sport, but a lot of the unis are My German coach Michael Groh is qualified in getting into it. Even in Ireland, it’s growing mass- muscle therapy. He did a few frictions on me. We ively. The first competition I went to there was only changed the technique as well. More the legs tak- 140 there, but the following year, it was up to 230. ing the weight as opposed to the back. Thankfully Now they have had to bring in regional qualifiers for that worked very well. Then we said to hell with it, the bigger comps. we’d go for the last one — the dead lift — to get the total world record. So I had to put 15kg on my PB Q: You’re 23 now. A lot of improving still to go? — a weight I’d never even touched before. Hadn’t even gone near it in training. A: Definitely. For a strength sport, you only reach It was a fierce struggle. But the 270 came off the your peak in your 30s. If you watch the world’s ground that day so we’re glad that’s the day it did. strongest man, they’re all 36 or more. The best lifters are always the ones with experience. You get Q: A great feeling to set a total world record, guys in their 40s who are still phenomenal. particularly competing injured? Q: It’s an amateur sport but it must take a lot of A: After the injury we were just trying to finish the commitment at your level? competition. I’d feel bad if I had to pull out after the amount of support I’ve had. My family got me my A: We’re 100% amateur. There is money in the flights and everything. So I wanted to finish. Retain- sport in America, but I do it for personal satisfac- ing the title was the main goal. But I just felt good tion. I train four days per week - two and a half to with the deadlift and we thought there was no point three hours each session. Probably half an hour of leaving unanswered questions. My coaches, Mi- that is spent warming up. Then two or three months chael Groh and Calum Young, were great that day. out from competition, it gets more serious, and you’re also managing your weight, etc. Q: How did you get into powerlifting? Q: The drug-free element with the WDFPF and A: I got into the weights through rugby. I played for IDFPA — how important is that to you? Christian Brothers College in Cork. But being honest, I didn’t have the competitive edge like I did for A: At least you know when you achieve the rec- powerlifting. I was very easy-going. But I really en- ords, people know you’re clean. There are several joyed the gym sessions. Of everyone on the panel, different federations, a bit like boxing. It can be a bit I was the one most ready for the gym sessions at annoying, because the best can’t go up against half-seven in the morning. I never missed one. each other. We’re in the 100% drug-free federation. But to be honest, I was lifting like an idiot. I was If you’re caught, you’re banned straight off for life. terrible. One of my friends took me aside and Never allowed back in. It stops you even consider- showed me how to lift properly and I haven’t really ing it. Not that I ever would. looked back. Then Michael and Calum stepped in The federation do quite regular out-of-competi- and took me to the next level. I started powerlifting tion testing. And they do random testing on the day in second year at Robert Gordon University Aber- or they test guys who look suspicious. I was tested deen. So I’m three years lifting properly. on the day I broke the European bench and squat records. They do catch people out. You get the odd Q: What do you think of the way weightlifting person who comes in and chances their arm. We has become such an important part of rugby lift a lot less than the federations where they aren’t now, even at underage level? as strict. But when you’re in the sport, you can pretty much tell who’s on the stuff and who’s not. A: The players are getting bigger and bigger alright. The only thing I would say; as long as they’re Q: Do you think that zero-tolerance approach being trained properly in lifting weights. Because would help rid other sports of doping? when I was younger, I lifted completely wrong. I was lucky I didn’t injure myself. It’s not exactly a A: I think it would improve things if others adopted sport where you can go in and know what you’re the life-ban approach instead of a suspension or a doing. A bit like rugby itself. Everyone thinks it’s all fine. Because professionals won’t take a risk with strength. But there’s a lot of technique involved. It’s their careers. Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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(Round 6, Clonakilty Blackpudding Berwick, Elgin v East Stirling, Mon- N\\b\e[ Irish Tarmac Championship) Ennis- trose v Arbroath. killen. 7am; MEC Hillclimb, Naul, TENNIS: Rogers ATP Cup, Mon- :fecXeXe[NXi[nèXe[ jgfikj^l`[\ Co. Meath. 11am; Skibbereen & treal. D.C.C. Autotest, Clonakilty. 2.30pm. efnZ_Xj\^fc[\e]èXc\ RUGBY UNION: International: Ire- TOMORROW TODAY land v Scotland, Aviva Stadium, BADMINTON: World Champion- BADMINTON: World Champion- 5pm; England v France, Twicken- ships, Jakarta. ships, Jakarta BOXING: EUBC ham, 8pm. BOXING: EUBC European Elite %HUQDUG2ȁ1HLOO of the Clonard BC. The Rugby Championship: Ar- Championships, Samokov, Bulga- “I went in and got the job European Elite Championships, %R[LQJ Samokov, Bulgaria. gentina v South Africa (8.40am), ria CAMOGIE: Liberty Insurance done today. I’m going to win New Zealand v Australia (8.40am) Senior Championship semi-finals: Olympic and World Elite the gold tomorrow as he’ll CAMOGIE: Liberty Insurance Sen- ior Championship semi-final: Gal- SAILING: Cowes Week Kilkenny v Cork, Walsh Park, 4pm. bronze medallist Michael bring out the best in me.” SOCCER: Barclays Premier All-Ireland U16A Camogie semi- Conlan and Joe Ward booked Meanwhile, Dean Walsh, way v Wexford , Nowlan Park, 3.30pm. League: Southampton v Everton finals: Galway v Dublin , Nowlan tickets into their second nephew of Irish head coach All-Ireland U16C Camogie (12.45pm), Sunderland v Norwich , Park, 1.30pm; Tipperary v Cork , European Elite finals in four Billy, had to settle for bronze Championship Semi Finals: Swansea v Newcastle, Tottenham v Walsh Park, 2pm. years in Samokov, Bulgaria despite a courageous perform- Westmeath v Kildare, Ratoath, Stoke, Watford v West Brom, West CRICKET: Second T20 inter- yesterday. ance against Russia’s Vitaly 2.30pm; Carlow v Antrim, O Ragh- Ham v Leicester. national: South Africa v New Zeal- Conlan, the No. 1 seed who Dunaytev. Both light-welters allaighs-Drogheda, 2.30pm. Sky Bet Championship: Bristol and, Centurion; First Test: Sri claimed a silver medal at the went at it hammer and tongs CRICKET: First Test: Sri Lanka v City v Brentford, Burnley v Birming- Lanka v India, Galle. 2013 Europeans, beat Italian from opening to closing bell, India, Galle EQUESTRIAN: Euro- ham (12.30pm), Derby v Charlton, EQUESTRIAN: European Show- bantam Francesco Maietta, but the No. 2 seed got the pean Showjumping and Dressage Fulham v Brighton, Huddersfield v jumping and Dressage Champion- and Ward, the 2011 champion decision - 29-28,29-28,29-28. Championships, Aachen. Blackburn, Ipswich v Sheff Wed, ships, Aachen GAA: All-Ireland Middlesbrough v Bolton, MK Dons MHC semi-finals: Kilkenny v Gal- aged just 17, outclassed Croa- “He’s taking home a bronze GAA: All-Ireland MHC B semi-finals: Down v Kerry, Newbridge, v Preston, Nottm Forest v Rother- way, Croke Park 12pm; Tipperary v tian light-heavy Hrvoje Sep. which is better that what his ham, QPR v Cardiff (5.15pm). Dublin, Croke Park (P O’Dwyer, Ward, who is signed with uncle did,” added Walsh in ref- 2pm; Wicklow v Roscommon, Ar- klow, 2pm. League One: Barnsley v Burton, Carlow), 2pm. AIBA Pro Boxing and who has erence to himself at the 1983 Blackpool v Rochdale, Bradford v All-Ireland SHC semi-final: Gal- never lost at European Elite Europeans, also in Bulgaria GOLF: US PGA Championship, Wisconsin. Shrewsbury, Bury v Swindon, Mill- way v Tipperary, Croke Park (B level, can now become the first and in the same weight class wall v Coventry, Oldham v Fleet- Kelly, Westmeath), 4pm. Irish male boxer to win two as his nephew. AIG Barton Shield Munster semi- finals: 10th Tee (8am): Ballybunion wood, Peterborough v Colchester, GOLF: US PGA Championship, European Elite gold medals if The first Wexford boxer to v Shannon; 1st Tee (8am): Musker- Port Vale v Gillingham, Scunthorpe Wisconsin Irish Junior Cup, he beats Dutch No. 2 seed win a European Elite medal ry v Youghal. Final: 1st Tee: 40 min- v Crewe, Sheff Utd v Chesterfield, Munster semi-finals: 10th Tee Peter Mullenberg today. admitted he was devastated utes after last match. Southend v Walsall. (8.30am): Limerick v Ballybunion; While Sep was the No. 1 following hi second defeat to AIG Senior Cup Munster semi- League Two: Barnet v Wycombe, 1st Tee (8.30am): Mitchelstown v seed, unseeded Ward should -RH:DUGODQGVDOHIWRQ+UYRMH the Russian. finals: 1st Tee (8.30am): Tramore v Carlisle v Cambridge, Crawley v Douglas. Final: 1st Tee: 40 Minutes really have been in that 6HSRI&URDWLDDWWKH(XURSHDQ “I could have done that bit Monkstown; 10th Tee (8.30am): Wimbledon, Dagenham & Red- after last match. position as he has won better more in the third. I’m Tralee v Limerick. Final: 1st Tee: 40 bridge v Leyton Orient, Luton v Ox- HORSE RACING: Dundalk, Tra- (OLWH ILQDOV LQ %XOJDULD ford, Morecambe v Accrington, more, Pontefract, Southwell. qualify medals – European 3LFWXUH.RVWDGLQ$QGRQRY sickened, I thought I should be minutes after last match. and World Elite gold and in the final,” he said. HORSE RACING: Tramore, Donc- Newport v Stevenage, Northamp- MOTOR CYCLING: Czech Mo- ton v Exeter, Plymouth v Port- toGP, Brno. bronze – than the Croat. Earlier yesterday, Conlan, Conlan, Ward and Walsh aster, Lingfield, Market Rasen, Newbury, Newmarket, Ripon smouth, Yeovil v Bristol Rovers, MOTOR SPORT: MEC Hillclimb, The Moate southpaw switching constantly from or- have qualified for October’s York v Hartlepool. Naul, Co. Meath. 11am; Monaghan proved that point last night thodox to southpaw, earned a World Championships and LADIES FOOTBALL: TG4 SFC quarter-finals: Kerry v Mayo, Gaelic Ladbrokes Premiership: Celtic v Endurance Trial, Monaghan. with a controlled display off unanimous 30-27, 29-28, 29-28 Olympic qualifiers in by Inverness, Dundee v St Johnstone, 10am; Wexford Autocross, Kilda- the back and front against the decision over the aggressive virtue of finishing in the top Grounds Limerick, 4.15pm, (M. Farrelly); Cork v Galway, Gaelic Hamilton v Dundee Utd, Mother- vin, Bunclody. 10am; Skibbereen & aggressive but out-boxed but anxious Italian. six in their weight classes in well v Aberdeen, Partick v Kilmar- D.C.C. Autotest, Clonakilty. 11am; World Series of Boxing stand He’ll now meet England’s Samokov. Grounds Limerick, 6pm, (G. Corri- gan) TG4 IFC quarter-finals: Sligo v nock, Ross County v Hearts. Meath & District M.C. Kart Races, out, Ward winning 29-28,30- Qais Ashfaq in a repeat of the Wexford welter Adam Waterford, Birr, 2pm (N. McCorm- Championship: Falkirk v Raith, Hi- Athboy Karting Centre. 11am. 27,29-28. 2014 Commonwealth final Nolan also qualified for Qatar ack); Clare v Leitrim, Birr, 3.45pm bernian v Morton, Livingston v SOCCER: Barclays Premier “It was a good performance. which Conlan, boxing for after Belarusian Pavel (Y. Duffy). Queen of South, St Mirren v Dum- League: Crystal Palace v Arsenal I’m happy enough. I boxed Northern Ireland, won on an Kastramin won his semi-final TG4 JFC Round 1: Lancashire v barton. (1.30pm), Man City v Chelsea him from the middle, didn’t identical verdict to yesterday. last night. Derry, St. Brendan’s Manchester, League One: Ayr v Brechin, Dun- (4pm). engage much. If I get my “I’m here to win it. As long Seven Irish boxers have 2pm; Scotland v Louth, Edinburgh, fermline v Cowdenbeath, Forfar v Sky Bet Championship: Reading performance right and give it as I’m winning I’m happy. I now qualified for Qatar. 2pm. Albion, Stenhousemuir v Airdrieo- v Leeds, Wolves v Hull (12pm). 100% in the final I’d be fought the English guy, but, Today’s finals begin at 4.30pm MOTOR CYCLING: Czech Mo- nians, Stranraer v Peterhead. League One: Wigan v Doncaster confident,” said the 21-year- you know, I don’t lose,” said (Irish time) and will be toGP qualifying, Brno MOTOR League Two: Annan v Stirling, (12.30pm), TENNIS: Rogers ATP Clyde v Queen’s Park, East Fife v Cup, Montreal old. Conlan, who is now boxing out broadcast live on RTÉ2. SPORT: Todd’s Leap Ulster Rally

World Championships 2015, (Eng) bt Loz Ryder (Aus) 6-1, Phil Pulkkanen (Fin) 75 67, R McGee 71 Kelly /J. McGrath (Ford Escort) Ladies), L Kealy (Peamount ;`^\jk Men’s Singles: (4) Kento Momota Taylor (Eng) bt Craig Caldwell (Nzl) 71, S Manley 75 67, J Mommo (Fin) 19m. 39.5s; 7. D. McGarrity/D. Fal- United), E Ryan-Doyle (UCD ATHLETICS (Jpn) bt Nan Wei (Hkg) 21-6 21-14, 6-1, Kyle Anderson (Aus) bt 71 71, J Lara (Spa) 73 69, R Kellett vey (Subaru WRC) 19m. 41.6s; 8. Waves), SJ McDonald (Greenc- Mount Uniacke 5km Road Race, Chong Wei Lee (Mas) bt (13) Yun Stephen Bunting (Eng) 6-5, Peter 74 68, A Gee 74 68, T Linard (Fra) J. Armstrong/N. O’Sullivan (Peu- astle), E Best (Peamount United), E Hu (Hkg) 21-12 21-18, (1) Long Killeagh, Co Cork 1 J McCarthy Wright (Sco) bt Paul Nicholson 73 69, S Jeppesen (Swe) 71 71, C geot 208 R2) 19m. 55.5s; 9. R. Byrne (Peamount United), Z Chen (Chn) bt (7) Viktor Axelsen (East Cork) 15:43; 2 S McGrath (Aus) 6-2, Raymond van Barneveld Arendell (USA) 70 72, E Saltman Duggan /G. Conway (Peugeot McGlynn (Sion Swifts), S McCarthy (Den) 21-18 30-29, (2) Jan O Jor- (UCD Waves), L McCartan (Pea- (East Cork) 15:53; 3 J McCarthy (Ned) bt Simon Whitlock (Aus) 6-3, 73 69, B Virto Astudillo (Spa) 71 71, 208R2) 19m. 56.0s; 10. C. Devine/ gensen (Den) bt (5) Dan Lin (Chn) K. Moriarty (Opel Adam) 20m. mount United), F Donnelly (Shel- (Youghal, MJ) 18:09; 4 A Cooke Michael van Gerwen (Ned) bt S Brown 70 72 21-12 21-15 03.2s. bourne Ladies), S Watters (Shel- (Youghal, F) 18:24; 5 C Coleman David Platt (Eng) 6-4 Home Internationals at Portrush Women’s Singles: (1) Carolina NETBALL bourne Ladies), R McLaughlin (Youghal , M40) 18:38; 6 A-M Hol- GOLF Scotland 4 Ireland 11 (Scotland Marin (Spa) bt (7) Xhixian Wang Women’s Netball World Cup (Greencastle). land (Youghal, F40) 18:40; 7 D European Challenge Tour GANT names first): (Chn) 21-1721-19, Lindaweni Fa- Sydney 2015, Sydney, Australia: TENNIS O’Dwyer (East Cork, M40) 19:09; 8 Open, Aura GC, Turku, Finland Foursomes: Graeme Robertson & netri (Ina) bt (4) Tzu Ying Tai (Tpe) (Gbr unless stated, Par 71) ((a) Qualification Rounds Pool E: Ja- ATP Challenger Tour, Liberec, D McCarthy (East Cork, M50) Jack McDonald lost to Gavin 14-21 22-20 21-12, (8) Ji Hyun denotes amateur) 134: D Foos Moynihan & Jack Hume 2/1; Con- maica 63 Malawi 62, New Zealand Czech Republic: 19:10; 9 S Ahern (Youghal) 19:23; Sung (Kor) bt (11) Sindhu P.V. (Ind) (Ger) 65 69 135: B Stone (Rsa) 67 nor Syme & Robert McIntyre lost to 76 Uganda 33 Pool F: England 62 Doubles first round: Andrej Martin 10 R Harrington (Eagle) 19:24. 21-17 19-21 21-16, (2) Saina 68, M Schneider (Ger) 68 67, F Cal- Dermot McElroy & Colin Fair- South Africa 46, Australia 89 Wales (Svk)/Hans Podlipnik (Chi) bt M40: 3 K Hayes (St Catherines) Nehwal (Ind) bt (6) Yihan Wang mels (Fra) 68 67, J McLeary 67 68 weather 1 holes; Daniel Young & 24 Pool G: Singapore 36 Zambia James Cluskey (Irl)/Marton Fuc- 19:31. (Chn) 21-15 19-21 21-19 136: C Mivis (Bel) 67 69, K Kulokor- Greig Marchbank beat Robin Daw- 67 sovics (Hun) 6-1 7-5. M45: 1 P Curley (Youghal) 19:47; 2 BASEBALL pi (a) (Fin) 67 69 137: T Pilkadaris son & Rowan Lester 3/1; Barry RUGBY ITF Men’s Futures, Hyvinkaa, S Mehigan (Mallow) 20:21; 3 T Major League: Chicago Cubs 9 (Aus) 70 67, J Robinson 69 68, R Hume & Matt Clark beat Paul Munster U20 squad (v Irish Ex- Finland: Power (unatt) 20:30. Milwaukee Brewers 2, Cleveland Kakko (Fin) 66 71, L Vaisanen (Fin) McBride & Stuart Grehan 2/1; iles): Forwards: Peter Meyer, Vin- Singles semi-final: (3) Sam Barry M50: 2 B O’Keeffe (St Catherines) Indians 6 New York Yankees 8, 69 68, J Billing (Swe) 70 67, R Craig Howie & Craig Ross lost to cent O’Brien, Robert O’Donovan, (Irl) bt Lloyd Glasspool (Gbr) 6-4 6- 19:50; 3 D McCarthy (Youghal) Kansas City Royals 6 LA Angels 7, McGowan 69 68, D Law 70 67, B John-Ross Galbraith & Colm Sean O’Leary, Pat Staff, Kelvin 2. 21:00. Los Angeles Dodgers 3 Cincinnati Akesson (Swe) 67 70, J Lima (Por) Campbell 2 holes Browne, Daniel Walsh, John Foley, ITF Women’s Circuit, Sharm El M55: 1 R Isley (unatt) 20:17; 2 E Reds 10, Minnesota Twins 5 Texas 71 66 138: S Arnold (Aus) 71 67, J Singles: Jack McDonald lost to Shane Fenton, Shane O’Hanlon, Sheikh, Egypt: O’Regan (Youghal) 21:27; 3 S Rangers 6, New York Mets 12 Colo- Guerrier (Fra) 68 70, P Widegren Jack Hume 3/2; Robert McIntyre James Kendrik, Jordan Prendervil- Singles second round: (6) Tereza O’Mahony (Youghal) 22:19. rado Rockies 3, San Francisco (Swe) 70 68, D Vancsik (Arg) 70 68, lost to Gavin Moynihan 2/1; le, Barra O’Byrne, Evan Mintern, Mihalikova (Cze) bt Jenny Claffey M60: 1 P McGrath (East Cork) Giants 3 Washington Nationals 1, G Shaw 69 69, J Rask (Swe) 68 70, Graeme Robertson beat Paul Ronan Murphy. Backs: John Po- (Irl) 7-5 5-7 6-2. 21:35; 2 T Cody (Midleton) 22:56; 3 St Louis Cardinals 5 Pittsburgh Pi- S Tiley 67 71, L Ruuska (a) (Fin) 70 McBride 2/1; Daniel Young lost to land, Dave O’Mahony, Tom Doubles quarter-final: (4) Jenny A O’Farrell (Clonakilty RR) 24:02. rates 10, Toronto Blue Jays 4 Oak- 68 139: T Sluiter (Ned) 68 71, F An- Colin Fairweather 2/1; Barry Hume McHale, Paul Kiernan (Capt.), Claffey (Irl)/Sara Tomic (Aus) bt Na- MJ: 2 S Lucey (unatt) 20:38; 3 C land Athletics 2. dersson Hed (Swe) 70 69, A Bjork lost to Alex Gleeson 5/4; Matt Clark Shane Daly, Lee Molloy, Colm talie Kallmunzerova (Cze)/Seira McNamee (Youghal) 21:1`6. BOXING (Swe) 71 68, A Knappe (Ger) 69 70, beat Dermot McElroy 1 hole; Craig Hogan, Robbie Walsh, Johathan Shimizu (Jpn) 6-3 6-1. Women: 1 A Cooke (Youghal) European Elite Championships J Makitalo (Fin) 73 66, N Kristensen Howie lost to Rowan Lester 1 hole; Glynn, Paul O’Keeffe. Co Wicklow Open, Bray – Men’s 18:24; 2 A-M Holland (Youghal, 2015 Samokov, Bulgaria: (Den) 70 69, D Coupland 68 71, J Ryan Campbell lost to Robin Daw- U20 Interpros: Friday, Sept 4th: Championship singles quarter- F40) 18:40; 3 E Cashman (Youg- Semi-finals: 56kg M Conlan (Ire- Hansen (Den) 70 69, P Maddy 70 son 3/2; Greig Marchbank lost to Ulster v Munster, Queens Univer- finals: (1) D O’Hare bt M Sheehan hal, F40) 19:34; 4 E Leahy (Midle- land) beat F Maietta (Italy) 3-0 69 140: M Salminen (Fin) 71 69, J Colm Campbell 4/3; Connor Syme sity Belfast, 5pm; Friday, Sept 11th: 6-1 6-0; (2) C O’Brien bt (5) S Mar- ton) 21:07; 5 S Isley (Youghal, F50) 64kg D Walsh (Ireland) lost to V Sjoholm (Swe) 72 68, B Hafthors- lost to John Ross Galbraith 1 hole- Munster v Leinster, The Mardyke, tin 6-4 6-3; (3) B Dempsey bt O 21:46; 6 E Landers (Youghal, FJ) Dunaytev (Russia) 0-3 son (Isl) 67 73, J Fahrbring (Swe) MOTORSPORT Cork, 7.30pm; Friday, Sept 18th: O’Sullivan 4-6 6-4 6-2; (4) O O hOi- 21:50. 81kg J Ward (Ireland) beat H Sep 69 71, D Burmester (Rsa) 71 69, N Todd’s Leap Ulster Rally (Round Connacht v Munster, TBC. sin bt (8) P Kilcoyne 6-3 6-3. F40: 3 B Cahill (unatt) 23:01. (Croatia) 3-0 Lemke (Swe) 67 73, A Hart0 (Den) 6, Clonakilty Blackpudding Irish SOCCER Men’s Championship doubles F45: 1 M Twohig (Midleton) 25:14; Tomorrow (finals): 56kg M Conlan 72 68, J Glennemo (Swe) 72 68, G Tarmac Championship) Ennis- Republic of Ireland Women’s U- quarter-finals: O O’Sullivan/R 2 K Murphy (Ballintotis F4L) 26:18; (Ireland) v Q Ashfaq (Great Britain) Porteous 72 68, N Hellberg (Fin) 73 killen: Positions after S.S. 2: 1. D. 19 squad: A McQuillan (Shel- Stone bt M Johnson/P Sheehan 6- 3 O Power (West Waterford) 28:03. 81kg J Ward (Ireland) v P Mullen- 67 141: M Jonzon (Swe) 71 70, O Kelly/K. Flanagan (Ford Focus bourne Ladies), N Maher (Shel- 1 6-3; (2) B Dempsey/P Mimnagh- F50: 2 C O’Regan (Youghal) 25:34; berg(Netherlands). Bekker (Rsa) 73 68, W Harrold 74 WRC) 19m. 06.8s; 2. D. Henry/L. bourne Ladies), N Gordon Fleming bt D Mullen/J Mullen 6-1 3- 3 M O’Flynn (St Nicholas) 28:25. DARTS 67, S Kim (USA) 71 70, P Erofejeff Moynihan (Skoda Fabia S2000) (Greencastle), N Nelson (San 6 6-4. F55: 1 M Lee (unatt) 29:42. TABtouch Perth Darts Masters, (Fin) 70 71, N Dahlgren (Fin) 69 72, 19m. 19.4s; 3. S. Wright/M. Galvin Diego Surf), C Moloney (Connolly Women’s Championship singles F60: 1 M Barry (Midleton) 28:51. Perth, Australia First rd: James M S0gaard (Den) 69 72, L Gagli (Ford Fiesta R5) 19m. 20.5s; 4. D. Celtic), K Keenan (Shelbourne quarter-finals: (2) M Levova bt S FJ: 2 C Hayes (St Catherines) Wade (Eng) bt Adam Rowe (Aus) (Ita) 71 70, S Einhaus (Ger) 74 67 McGeehan/A. Kierans (Mini WRC) Ladies), E Daly (Lakewood), J Finn Healy 6-1 6-0; (4) J Timotin bt D 24:17; 3 M Moran (unatt) 30:50. 6-1, Gary Anderson (Sco) bt Kim 142: R Evans 75 67, J Sarasti (Spa) 19m. 32.6s; 5. J. Greer/K. Riddick (Shelbourne Ladies), S McKevitt O’Keeffe 6-1 6-1; A Bowtell bt (3) L BADMINTON Lewis (Aus) 6-0, Adrian Lewis 70 72, N Bertasio (Ita) 70 72, T (Citroen DS3 R5) 19m. 32.9s; 6. F. (Killenaule), D Beirne (Shelbourne Deegan 7-5 7-6. Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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;Xqqc\[\c`m\ij :cfe[XnZXcc$lg]fi;\kkfi` ]fi9lepXe .HLWK+DPHU Mullins was quick to acquire Det- Meanwhile, conditions at York Irish trainer Darren Bunyan tori’s services. eased to good after the widely- was thrilled to secure his first Frankie Dettori has been snapped “We had a look at the race and predicted rain arrived on the triumph under Rules on Brit- up by Willie Mullins to partner Willie rang me last week,” said Knavesmire ahead of next week’s ish soil as Dazzle The Duel leading fancy Clondaw Warrior Dettori’s agent Ray Cochrane. four-day festival. claimed victory at a rain- N\\b\e[ in the Betfred Ebor at York next “We rode for Willie the other With only one millimetre of soaked Newbury yesterday. Saturday. day at Goodwood and he had a precipitation in the past week, the The County Kildare trainer Clondaw Warrior won the few nice entries in there. He going had tightened up to good to actually enjoyed a taste of Ascot Stakes at the Royal meeting asked if he’d ride for him in the firm, firm in places on Thursday glory at the Cheltenham with the injured Ryan Moore in race — it’s as simple as that. afternoon. Festival a couple of years ago, the saddle and also landed the “We had nothing in the race However, the forecast down- with Age Of Glory landing the Guinness Handicap at the and it’s always nice to ride for pour brought 14 millimetres by charity St Patrick’s Day Galway Festival in the hands of Willie if you’re available. yesterday afternoon with more Derby. I8:@E> promising 7lb claimer Jack Ken- “He has a few rides for Willie in due last night. “Including the horse that nedy. the past, but Ryan usually gets Once that passes through, the won at Cheltenham, he The popular Italian had a ride them but he’s obviously off at the weather is expected to be dry for (Dazzle The Duel) is my fourth for Ireland’s champion jumps minute. the next few days ahead of the runner in Britain, so it’s great trainer at Glorious Goodwood “A spare ride for Willie is al- meeting that starts on Wednes- to get a winner under Rules on and with Moore on the sidelines, ways worth having.” day. the board,” said the trainer. DZEXdXiXËjg\i]\Zk]Xi\n\cc

7RPP\/\RQV yard of the two miles and five furlongs, as she pulled away in An otherwise run-of-the-mill the closing stages. meeting produced a very Mullins said: “Her pedigree special moment at Tramore suggests she’s going to love Racecourse last night as summer ground, and being a jockey Andrew McNamara, point-to-point we knew she’d one of the true gentlemen of have no issue with the trip, or the weigh-room, bowed out her jumping.” aboard a winner on his final Gordon Elliott hasn’t had ride in the saddle. the best of luck in recent The weight of expectation weeks, but enjoyed a change of was aboard the broad fortune when 16-1 chance shoulders of trainer Shark Brougthons Bandit prevailed Hanlon, with whom McNama- in the EY Beginners’ Chase ra has long been associated, under Keith Donoghue. and, having been given plenty Never far off the pace, he of notice by the rider, he nomi- was delivered to challenge nated Most Honourable as the long-time leader Lettermaca- right horse with which to ward in the straight, before bring the rider’s career to a forging clear to win with conclusion. something to spare. Whether through astute- Old Supporter was drafted ness or sentiment, the five- in from the reserves for the year-old was popular in the Tom Murphy Car Sales Handi- betting, and was eventually cap Chase, and took full ad- sent off a 5-1 chance. vantage of the opportunity to McNamara rode his mount record a pillar-to-post victory. prominently from the outset Apart from a “hairy mo- and as the race entered its ment at the ditch”, as jockey final stage, he travelled no- Shane Shortall described it, ticeably strongly. the Denis Cullen-trained 10- Outside him, however, 6+2:2)5(63(&7$QGUHZ0F1DPDUDHQWHUVWKHSDUDGHULQJWRDJXDUGRIKRQRXUEHIRUHVWHHULQJ0RVW+RQRXUDEOHKLVILQDOULGHWR year-old jumped well, and Luimneach Abu also looked YLFWRU\DW7UDPRUHODVWQLJKW 3LFWXUH+HDO\5DFLQJ battled bravely to deny Island full of running, and a ding- Peak’s late challenge. dong battle ensued. With vir- going to finish up, and he said added: “I’ll miss days like this, very tough nut to crack until credible ride. I would have Of Collen Beag, who battled tually the entire population of ‘hang on, and we’ll get you out but I’ve had this in mind for Walsh sent his mount for a been disappointed if he wasn’t to victory in the Chia Bia the racecourse behind him, on a winner’. Looking at the some time, and in my head I’m daring run down the inside be- involved at the finish.” Handicap Hurdle under Jon- McNamara drove his mount to form figures today, though, I ready for the change.” tween the last two hurdles. Walsh completed a quick- athon Burke, trainer David a half-length victory, to pro- didn’t really believe him,” My Manekineko benefited That carried him into a chall- fire double when Escape Foot- O’Brien said: “I thought she’d vide a fitting conclusion to a joked McNamara. from a tremendous ride from enging position and, though wear made a winning debut run well, and Johnny was career which has seen more “I was happy in the early Ruby Walsh to win the Flynn Cecil Corbett battled bravely, over hurdles in the Martha’s very confident. She is in again than 500 winners. stages of the race, but he Hotel Group Rated Novice My Manekineko ran on Pub Mares’ Maiden Hurdle. Sunday and if she is alright we Well-wishers gathered 10- seemed to fall asleep mid-race. Hurdle for trainer James stoutly to get on top late. Trained by Willie Mullins, might pull her out again.” deep around the parade ring I woke him up again going to Nash. “I didn’t think he should be the 11-8 favourite tracked The easiest winner of the to greet the winner, while his the third last and he found As Cecil Corbett set the as big a price as he was,” said clear leader Lenora until mov- night came, in the bumper as fellow jockeys lined the plenty. I haven’t had too many tempo, and Fiosrach and Cool- Nash. “He did win a maiden ing to the front between the Eoin O’Connell gave Blue- entrance to the winner’s rides in the last couple of fighter chased the leader, hurdle, and he got into a lot of third and second-last. grass Princess, trained by his enclosure as McNamara rode weeks, so I was hoping fitness Walsh was content to sit in a trouble at Kilbeggan, with Barbalicious and Miss father, Eamonn, a patient back in for the last time. wouldn’t come into play.” share of last place for much of fallers in front of him — but North Light loomed as ride, before delivering her late “I rang Shark a couple of McNamara, whose focus the journey. no-one seemed to pick up on it. dangers at the second last, but to stroll clear of favourite TT’s weeks ago, to tell him I was will now switch to training, The leader was proving a “And Ruby gave him an in- the favourite relished every Star. 9Xc[`e^Y\c`\m\j?\i\:fd\jN_\e_XjÊ\m\ipZ_XeZ\Ë $VKOH\,YHVRQ the Challenge Stakes at New- Here Comes When has his furlongs, but he is a Group Godolphin’s Safety Check, a who has been off the track market in October. sights lowered today and with Two winner over seven and three-time winner in Dubai since winning the Chesham Andrew Balding is confident He made a pleasing start to the deteriorating ground not a hopefully he will have every earlier in the year before a Stakes at Royal Ascot in June Here Comes When has “every the new campaign when concern, a bold bid is antici- chance.” pleasing comeback third at of last year. chance” of getting back on the runner-up in Sandown’s pated from Balding. How many horses line up Goodwood, could also with- “He has been off the track winning trail in the Betfred bet365 Mile and has since “Here Comes When came against Here Comes When re- draw. for a long time, but he has Hungerford Stakes at New- made three appearances at the out of Goodwood in good mains to be seen, with Henry Another horse declared for been doing well at home,” said bury today. highest level, finishing sixth form,” Balding said. Candy having already decided Sheikh Mohammed’s oper- Havlin. The five-year-old twice hit in the Lockinge, seventh in the “It was a good run in the to take out Limato due to ation is the long-absent Ri- “He probably wouldn’t want the target in Group Two com- Queen Anne and fourth in the Sussex Stakes last time over underfoot conditions and chard Pankhurst. too much rain, but he is up for pany last season, striking gold Sussex Stakes at Glorious the mile. I think he is just as Hugo Palmer’s Home Of The Robert Havlin takes the ride a big run. He will obviously in Germany before landing Goodwood. effective over a mile or seven Brave another defector. aboard John Gosden’s colt, come on for it, though.” Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

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7RPP\/\RQV taxing, proving a good oppor- The Ger O’Leary-trained month, but ran a really eye- here should prove very hard of Old Castletown. tunity for the filly, and she seven-year-old has winning catching race to finish third, to beat in the Heinz Pollmeier Compass Hill can take the Tramore hosts a matinee should prove too good for her form over today’s course and beaten two and a half lengths, Memorial Handicap Chase. closing race at Dundalk, for meeting today, and Marie Ce- rivals, headed by Recollec- distance, off the same mark behind Leafy Shade. The seven-year-old was a trainer John Murphy. The leste should reward punters tion. as she runs off here, and a re- With Gilded Reﬂection and winner at Wexford on her colt showed promise in each by taking the second race, a Only seven runners are turn to that sort of form looks Diamond Fields putting a penultimate start, and then of his first two outings, and 12-furlong fillies’ maiden, for due to start in the fifth race, on the cards. She’s unlikely to positive shine on the race, ran another fine race to fin- was the subject of significant trainer David Wachman. which is the Christine Had- be prominent in the market, with their subsequent ish second behind Harangue, late support when runner-up The daughter of Galileo fin- field Memorial Handicap, but should give supporters a runner-up finishes, Tessona at Roscommon. behind Little Treasure on his ished fourth of six, beaten over a mile and a half, and good run for their money. is potentially head and He drops back to two miles most recent start. less than five lengths, on her Bobskier could represent There are two meetings to- shoulders above her rivals this time, but that shouldn’t He made rapid late prog- most recent start, at Leopard- some value now she has her morrow, and the nap comes here. The drop in trip is some- be a major concern as he was ress in the latter contest, stown, but the winner, Stellar favoured conditions. in the shape of Tessona, who thing of an unknown, but very much still in contention leaving the impression the Glow, gave the form a boost The mare’s two runs this should take a world of beating she’s bound to have come on when unseating his rider at step up to seven furlongs when finishing sixth in the season were on testing in the opening race at Dun- appreciably for the experi- the second last over course would suit. Irish Oaks, while runner-up ground and, despite a prefer- dalk. ence, and her class should see and distance, back in April. With that in his favour this On A Pedestal serves as a ence for quicker conditions, She faced some stiff her through. The booking of Jack Kennedy time, and further scope for good yardstick. she ran well in defeat on the competition on debut, at the At Tramore, the Paul is a real positive, and he can improvement, he looks set to This race looks far less more recent of them. Curragh in the middle of last Nolan-trained Illtakeitfrom- land the spoils, at the expense make the breakthrough.

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f the clash between want to see the battle take Golden Horn and Gle- place. neagles goes ahead at *********************** @York in the Juddmonte As one who fancied Air International Stakes next Force Blue to win last Sun- Wednesday it will surely be day’s Group 1 Phoenix Stakes compulsive viewing, even for at the Curragh, it was cer- those who only have a passing tainly a most enjoyable con- interest in Flat racing. test to watch. These are two massive jug- In theory Air Force Blue gernaut three-year-olds and to should not have been able to see the Epsom Derby winner beat Buratino. (Golden Horn) and the dual They met in the middle of 2000 Guineas winner (Gle- June at Royal Ascot, with Bu- neagles) taking each other on ratino beating his rival by a over an intermediate distance, snug two lengths into second. 10 and a half furlongs, is about But Air Force Blue went to as good as it gets. Ascot as a relative greenhorn, The problem, of course, is on the back of just one outing, the weather and the possibil- taking a maiden at the Cur- ity of a surface that might be ragh by a neck. on the soft side. He was then afforded a long Whatever about Golden break, as indeed was Burati- Horn, there seems little possi- no, but had any amount of bility Gleneagles will appear :+(167$56&2//,'(*ROGHQ+RUQOHIWSXOOVDZD\IURP7KH*UH\*DWVE\WRZLQWKH(FOLSVHDW6DQGRZQ*OHQHDJOHVULJKWWDNHVWKH6W-DPHVɨ scope for stepping way up on unless the ground is deemed 3DODFH6WDNHVDW5R\DO$VFRW7KH\PHHWDWIrish Derby by five clude Gleneagles won’t beat and the third, Consort, both in trip. con Rock came home, after three great horses in Sea The lengths. Golden Horn anyway, but failing subsequently in lesser In any case, I think most of being towards the rear of the Stars, Frankel and Golden In the Eclipse at Sandown, what if he does? company. won’t care who wins, a real 12-strong field for much of the Horn. That’s extraordinary. Golden Horn slammed re- Gleneagles has never raced It is well known, however, rarity in this game, we just journey. Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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Despite Tomorrow opens with an bronze medals, respectively, (TXHVWULDQ garden in 2011, along with los- clear on Cartown Danger having a fence down, she beat opportunity to see some of the at their European Champion- ing the ride on all his top Mouse. Waterford’s Francis Connors country’s best young stock, ships in Austria. “Nice and all as it is in horses last January. Hanley is aiming his 12- on Uskerty Diamond Lady. with the Millstreet Ruby final The junior team of Philip Millstreet, I’m not here on a However, he managed to ul- year-old gelding at tomor- Millstreet is guaranteed to for five-year-old horses, fol- Carey, Susan Fitzpatrick, holiday, I’m here to be timately retain the ride on row’s €50,000 grand prix, but maintain its reputation as a lowed by the Boomerang final Anna Carway and Cormac competitive,” said Cameron Antello Z, a horse he showed experience has taught him show for top-quality competi- for 6/7-year-olds. Hanley took the silver medal, Hanley yesterday. to good effect yesterday. fate can demolish the best of tion over the weekend, with a While a large crowd is guar- following a jump off with The Mayo rider made his “He’s a bit spooky, but he’s plans in such a fickle sport. host of top Irish riders such as anteed for tomorrow’s grand Great Britain. The gold medal comment after jumping clear a jumper and will do his ut- “I’m reluctant to make pre- Olympic bronze medallist prix, there will also be much went to Germany. Twenty one in the opening round of the most when in the ring. This is dictions, but Millstreet has al- Cian O’Connor and former interest in tomorrow’s All-Ire- nations took part. day’s feature class at the Cork his first competition here and ways been lucky for me and world champion Dermott Len- land Foal Championship, with Earlier, the young rider international fixture and, true I intend to jump him in the hopefully that will continue. I non battling with the likes of €30,000 in prizemoney. team of Eoin McMahon, Mi- to his word, he went on to win grand prix. He can be very fast won individual silver and Britain’s Joe Whitaker and Twenty-four animals — 12 chael G Duffy, Michael Duffy the jump-off in style with and is very competitive,” said team bronze at the European Renwick. The Millstreet in each of show jumping and and Jonathon Gordon took the Antello Z. Hanley, who scored victory Pony Championships here in Masters is the first of today’s eventing categories — will bronze medal following a Hanley is much admired for when almost 1.5 seconds 1989, plus I won the grand prix international classes, followed be judged by Ireland show three way jump-off for the the manner in which he has faster than Derry’s Daniel at the World Cup show in by the Speed Derby, while the jumping manager Robert silver medal. overcome adversity, after Coyle on Zuidam. 2000.” National Discover final for Splaine. Germany came out tops in undergoing surgery 17 times Spain’s Antonio Marinas In the following inter- four-year-olds is sure to to be a Meanwhile, the Ireland the jump-off, with Britain los- when he injured his knee in a Soto placed third on Cash And national class, Britain’s Laura crowd-puller in the indoor junior and young rider teams ing out. Belgium won gold in freak accident while playing Go, with Paul Kennedy pro- Renwick repeated her win of arena. yesterday won silver and the 14-nation contest. Saturday, 15.08.2015 Irish Examiner Weekend Sport

RACING 39 =X`iKXo\jZXe[fd`eXk\]ifdk_\]ifek 7RPP\/\RQV fast 29.68 and, with potential '(5%<35(9,(: mendous bitch can prove too McKenna can also take the Heat 14: Cable Bay (Sidarian Teejay) for improvement, can be ex- strong for her rivals, headed following heat with Offshore Heat 15: Paradise Maverik (Ardrahan The second session of round pected to dominate from start by Deanridge Pennys. Bound. Third, beaten just two Zindi) one of the Boylesports Irish to finish. Kennel-companion make an impact on this year’s Farloe Rumble has been lengths, behind Laughil Duke Heat 16: Fair Taxes (Overcharge) Greyhound Derby takes place Overcharge may be the one to Derby, but he looked a real drawn to wear the stripes in on his most recent outing, in Heat 17: Amazing Dude (Dark Inten- tonight at Shelbourne Park, give him most to think about. star in the making, at Tralee, the 22nd heat and, while that’s the Consolation Champion tions) and the nap goes to the ideally The exciting Secreto can and will be very hard to beat something of an unknown for Stakes final, the powerful son Heat 18: Ballydoyle Honey (Deanridge housed Fair Taxes in heat 16. land the opening heat for in this heat. The danger is the Owen McKenna-trained of Head Bound and Inshaarla Pennys) Francie Murray’s dog post- Heat 19: Clares Wonder (Morning trainer Mossy O’Connor. likely to come from Leave At runner, he gets the vote to get has the pace to turn close, and Music) ed a superb 28.20 trial over 525 Although he hasn’t man- Dawn. his bid off to a winning start. can power through late to re- Heat 20: Laughil Duke (Ballybough yards just last week, having aged to strike at Shelbourne Ballydoyle Honey hasn’t He impressed in his recent ward supporters. Mondo) finished a fine second behind Park thus far, he has shown been gifted a very easy start in course-and-distance trial, Ivy Hill Prince has plenty of Heat 21: Redwood Mick (Mucho Ballybough Mike over 550 real pace in defeat in hot com- heat 18, but her class can posting 29.51, and has the pace experience at the top level, Macho Man) yards on his most recent company, and remains full of po- shine through. Trainer Gra- to develop into a serious con- and looks the one to benefit if Heat 22: Farloe Rumble (Tyrur Tommy) petitive outing, late last tential. ham Holland is bound to have tender for outright honours. the selection finds trouble. Heat 23: Offshore Bound (Ivy Hill month. Perhaps he is just that touch left plenty to work on for the He is preferred to Tyrur Derby Selections Prince) In defeat he posted a very short of early pace to really coming weeks, but the tre- Tommy. Heat 13: Secreto (Leave At Dawn) Heat 24: Riverside Pat (Lefanta Sky)

&855$+((13$5. 550: Ballymac Ricky, Ardrahan Zindi, Paradise 525: Foxy Dream, Honeypound Cross, O Garney Heat 2. B. McCarthy’s (Clonakilty) Joyous (Tyrur Maverik, Blue Cafu, Hondo Messi, Jackal Framp- Molly, Zarkava Banba, Wilfield Wonder, Scarriff Big Mike-Ominous Threat) (5) 6-4 1; Coolagown (2) Race 1: Barnfield Hero (Maggie Me Mammy) &855$+((13$5. ton. Solo. 5-1 2; Parchments Smurf (1R) 6-4 3. 2½l, sh. 28.88. Race 2: Shaded Sky (Jiggy Move) 550: Fair Taxes, Overcharge, Millridge Crash, High- 525: Mahoonagh Sid, Orlando Oscar, Turbo Jet, Tote. 3.10, 1.60, 2.60; 19.20. Trio. 56.30. Race 3: Skywalker Turbo (Leos Coco) view Event, Black Tom, Ballyana Foxtrot. Macho El, Man Of Mayhem, Brickfield Roxy. Heat 3. Ms. S. O’Sullivan & D. Hannigan’s (Macro- Race 4: Laravoulta Libby (Haughtyvanpersie) 550: Amazing Dude, Extra Spark, Dark Intentions, 550: Coral Swallow, Montore Sally, Selinas Cap- om) Beat The Boss (Razldazl Jayfkay-Buena Vista AXe\kf Race 5: Cooly Jane (Test Me) Allen Wizard, Tyrur Mcdonald, Droopys Navas. tain, Inagh Gent, Instagram, Singland Lark. Spot) (4R) 3-1 1; Tidy Tigress (1) 5-4 2; Seefin Aldo Race 6: Ballyboy Flash (Ballydaly Choice) 550: Padua Supreme, Deanridge Pennys, Bally- 525: Glideaway King, Johns Gift, Stool Pidgeon, (5) 2-1 3. 5½l, 1l. 28.61. Tote. 7.0,1.60, 1.20; 43.60. Trio. 261.70. jk\XcX Race 7: Jaytee Grace (Hesagodsend) doyle Honey, Quinton Abu, Calzaghe Clampet, Ballyhone Sworde, Stinging Bee, Beannacht Gorm. Race 8: Rastafari Vic (Oaklands Paddy) Hovex. Prince. 525: Bling Bling Fran, Artemis Howl, Intenso, Scala Heat 4: Miss. C. Murphy’s (Rathcormac) Follow Us Race 9: Knockboy Kathy (Dower Bud) 550: Uncle Paul, Morning Music, Doubtful Venture, Vic, Billofknockbrack, Boherbradda Bill. (Scolari Me Daddy-Spade Hawk) (6) 4-1 1; Eden- dXiZ_fe Wee Barneys Son, Glanmire Prince, Clares curra Mike (1) 6-4 2; Hursul Donie (4) 4-1 3. sh, ½l. Race 10: Gwan Slab (The Other Ace) 575: Banderas, Inslips Icon, Combo Sidney, Kyl- 29.21. Tote. 4.70, 2.00, 1.70; 19.50. Trio. 131.20. 7.46 – 525: Youokay, Free Rover, Maggie Me Wonder. etaun Boy, Prince Of Peace, Cragghill Hero. Mammy, Rosebank Bolt, My Little Mix, Barnfield 550: Samiya, Tyrur Supermac, Native Custom, 525: Zulu Express, Shaneboy Emily, Millroad _\ii`mXcj Laughil Duke, Ballybough Mondo, Save The Don. <28*+$/ Hero. Henry, Deanos Rocky, Sintra, Inislosky Mossy. 525: R McGrath (Mallow) Wilson Street (Lenson 525: Pookies Kitty, Shaded Sky, Whiteys Sanda, 550: Mucho Macho Man, Ravenswood Emily, 525: Moanteen Beauty, Riverside Siesta, Malbay Bolt-Clash Harmony) (2) 2/1, Canvas Cookie (1) 6/ The classy Cooly Jane can Rosetown Beauty, Jiggy Move, Sportsmans Zip. Rockybay Yank, Knight Invader, Material Man, Red- Ally, Shaneboy Darragh, Clounanna Pam, Inislosky 4, 7.75L 30:09, 5.30 1.60 2.20 5.60. wood Mick. bounce back to winning 525: Starcash Annie, Skywalker Turbo, Big Red, Bumble. 525: W Dalton (Youghal) Killduff Aoife (Kingo- ways in tonight’s fifth race Dromana Nidge, Leos Coco, Offshore Head. 550: Cabra Miller, Time To Share, Salacres Francie, Samurai Aoife) (3) 3/1, Bellere Sky (4) 5/2 1.25L Tyrur Tommy, Barefoot Artist, Farloe Rumble. 525: Minor Bound, Outsider, Laravoulta Libby, 75$/(( 681'$< 29:71, 3.50 1.40 2.30 16.20 15.70. at Curraheen Park. With a Rappa Jazzer, Haughtyvanpersie, Notorious Ben. 550: Whizzing Archie, Butterbridge Ace, Offshore 3.00 – 525: Rushpool Dave, Banemore Legend, 325: W Walsh (Cork) Black Tommy Joe (Ace hi slow starter on her inner, Bound, Ivy Hill Prince, Fordeflag, Highview Apollo. 550: Test Me, Cooly Jane, Chinook Rumble, Glen- Maglass Cain, Apple Warship, Saleen Vic, Rattle- Rumble-Archers Doris) (6) 5/4, Stunning Tommy (1) the bitch should be able to bowen Diamon, Rosies Champ, Showmethe- 550: Justice Matters, Lefanta Sky, Boherash Ozzie, snake Sue. 5/2 2.L 18:06, 1.90 5.50 1.90 19.50. grab the rails slot early, and Riverside Pat, Borna Sounds, Alien Ticker. money. 500: Crown Traveller, Aulton Bound, Killagran Lad, 325: M O’Sullivan (Youghal) Ardera Mac (Arccha- that could prove the win- 525: Wideawakejohn, Ballyboy Flash, Carrigoon 75$/(( Bally Cross, Millridge Messie, Cashen Mickeyjoe. ton Pine-Castleboro Lark) (3) 3/1, Outonalimb (2) 2/ ning of the race. Rio, Liss Dolly, Ballydaly Choice, Come On Vic. 325: Manhattan Jen, Makulu, Stride On Katie, Bal- 1, .50L 17:89, 6.00 3.00 2.10 35.10 She has the pace to steal a 525: Greenfield Robin, Orlando Dazl, Droopys 7.44 – 325: Jeffs Posh, Neas Choice, Mr Biscuits, lalley George, Cloudy Dawn, Millridge Nico. 525: W Dalton (Youghal) Canvas Audrey (Rayvin Camden, Hesagodsend, Jaytee Grace, Whatase- Kilcurra Archie, Rushpool Denzel, Baltovin Rox- Giovanni-Droopys Audrey) (3) 2/1, Harlequin Rebel march on her rivals around anne. 525: Cashen Serengeti, Rossa Marango, Confident tup. Gitana, Ramona Girl, Killahan Spider, Dubai Lucky. (1) 3/1, 7L 29:48, 2.80 2.30 1.40 35.20 49.80. the opening bends, and can 525: Weighbridge Boru, Henge Bound, Dungara 525: D Kelleher (Fermoy) Corrin Tiger (Mount- 525: Rastafari Vic, Charlesfield Tom, Captain Kirk, 525: Melodys Dazzler, Homestead Falls, Chubbys stay on well enough to see Kilara Flash, Triggers Master, Oaklands Paddy. Boy, Knockbawn Flame, Ballyline Spark, Duns Out- leader Matt-Corrin Queen) (5) 3/1, Carrowkeal Lily off the likely late challenge cast. Coogee, Ravilello Sky, Ardrahan Izzy, Careys (2) 4/1 Hd 29:74, 9.20 4.70 3.30 9.60. 525: Midian Mink, Montana Knight, Burgess Ranger. of Test Me. Rumble, Knockboy Kathy, Dower Bud, Bold Five. 325: Knockane Madison, Ever So Jessie, Broad 525: F Mullen (Waterford) Stunning Millie (Make- Daylight, Jeffs Force, Clounamon King, Bearhaven 525: Killeedy Dancer, Dooncaha Gavin, Ned In shift-Stunning Tina) (2) 7/2, Sandman Sammy (6) 5/ The opening race is a real 525: Gwan Slab, Tailteann Glory, Gulleen Billy, Bo. Grealeys, Boxer Little, Short Mountain, Gracies 1 2.25L 29:85, 5.50 2.20 8.50. cracker, with some very in- Freds Choice, The Other Ace, Glenanore Ace. Princess. 525: Confident Zoro, Our Bally Boy, Risk It Thunder, 525: V Walsh & J Walsh (Shanagarry) Shanagarry teresting sorts in opposi- Rathronan Dazl, Aughacasla Moira, Obey The 550: Coolboy Cause, Headleys Wally, Teemore Star (Ballymac Maeve-Bower Shelly) (3) 3/1, Tuck- 7+85/(6 Lass, Randy Farmer, Mullpoole Patsy, Dysert tion. As they’re all open to Rules. eys Timer (4) 3/1, 4.75L 29:35, 3.70 3.10 4.30 45.50 improvement, it’s not a race 8.02 – 525: Rathbay Crash, Dive Bomber, Random 525: Highway Jedi, Saleen Pippa, Confident Puma, Conor. 88.60. Pete, Clonora Kate, Micks Send, Lyons Castle. Harping On, Over Grown, David Mixture. 500: Millridge Lola, Haliska Pat, Pennylane Lodge, to be too dogmatic about, 570: Hollands Gold, Crohane Chief, Lisheen Ella, 750: Rockmount Joyce, Knockbawn Julie, Balyfido- Coolboy Bob, Blue Chief, Ardrahan Gigi. :$7(5)25' but Barnfield Hero is poten- Greenane Apollo, Jossestown Hawk, Bright Mila. ra Ellie, Slippy John, Hello The House, Paradise 525: Blacksmith Donal 29.29: 525: Modleys Avenue tially very smart. 570: Fancy That Trap, Serene Ruso, Victorious Joe, Simona. &/210(/ 681'$< 29.55; 525: Cill Dubh Misty 29.67; 730: Black He showed real promise Run It Twice, Ascot Harry, Doner Tello. 570: Knocknaboulpaddy, Payyaway Missy, Weigh- 7.30 – 525: Cuteen Monarch, Sister No Mercy, Caesar 41.31; 730: Good Approach 41.08; 550: on debut, when finishing 570: Slaneyside Aloha, Sober Gael, Alright Blue, bridge Edel, Rustys Heart, Knockbawn Snowy, Boozed Official, Bay City Noah, Heavens Rumble, Novel Approach 30.59; 550: Glenbrien Comet Kish Chopin, Japan, Shellam Magpie. Listen Joe. 30.58; 525: Macs Snapper 29.21. well to take third placed be- Knockeen Crash. hind 29.20 winner Castle- 525: Windmill Beauty, Dublinhill Maid, Emerald 525: Killinane Chief, Starring Storm, Steeple Rd 525: An Charraig Abu, Powerstown Ebony, Sineads Fire, Ascot Joey, Slaneyside Alvin, Wolf Pack. Teddy, Killinane King, Pennylane Gem, Run Buddy Moll, Bubs Star, Circus Diva, Charity Flora. 75$/(( hyde King and, having 525: Fionntra Strand, Foyle Huja, Knockroe Devil, Run. 525: Rendition, Knocknaboha Jump, Monty Hawk, 325: Oak Scene 17.81; 525: Payyaway Sadie 29.05; found trouble then, he’s Circus Tiger, Amarillo Baby, Code Free. 525: Mossend Buzz, Smearla Federal, Hi Cassan- River Trek, Tiania For Gold, Maughera Royal. 325: Kerrygold Duffer 17.53; 525: Trojan Tennant clearly capable of more. 330: Mutual Agreement, Silverhill Shay, Skidroes dra, Knockbawn Caviar, Dungara Well, Dromore 525: Hi Busha Cusha, Murleys Cailin, Hold On 29.03; 570: Confident Zada 30.93; 325: Kilfeacle The change of seeding Brother, Black Frankel, Student Princess, O Garney Judy. Tourhat, Crohane Chief, Kilkenny Bubbles, Curra Tank 17.83; 525: Baltovin Leo 28.51. should aid his cause, and he Prince. 525: Birthday Present, Buchanans Hope, Sal- Star. gets the vote ahead of Mag- 570: Leigh Fredie, Petite Rubenz, Whizzing Home, lowglen Kerry, Skylar, Knocknaboulnonie, Dale- 525: Zippys Turbo, Springwood Tresa, Lyons Liber- 7+85/(6 Juggernaut Jim, Flomur Joey, Denross Andy. road Lark. ty, Raceway Black, Free Machine, Cruise Cause- 525: My Pal Barney 29.70; 525: Winning Scooby gie Me Mammy and Youkay. 525: Lemon Steff, Borna Glory, Killahan Persie, Star 525: Rathronan Stone, Slipping Stella, Rusheen way. 29.63; 330: Parkstown Rumble 18.52; 525: Minnies The four second-round Orchard, Trade Chloe, Swift Krupa. Tommy, Hatfield Elvis, No More Stories, Fivestar 300: Turning Belle, Highview Light, Nattha, Moveal- Rosanna 29.20; 525: Coleenbee Orla 29.66; 330: heats of the Greyhound & 525: Hidden Louise, Slaneyside Kitty, Emers Brett. ong Luke, Liquoriceallsort, Tullig Point. Astons Yak 18.04; 525: Byebyeblackbird 29.39. Pet World A1 525 dominate Poppy, Devilsbit Rumble, Dannys Zebo, Thurles- 525: Our Dandie, Laptop Lady, Longview Herc, 1(:%5,'*( the card, and fastest first- beg Over. *$/:$< Rock Of Kinloch, Coolbeggan Rebel, Cross Of round winner Rastafari Vic 7.52 – 525: Lissatouk Maggie, Clydagh Annette, Copper. 325: Clonrooske Skip 18.12; 525: That’s My Mate :$7(5)25' Badgerfort Black, Tiermana Gin, Lingrawn Ranger, 29.80; 525: Good And Proper 29.66; 525: Happy can make the most of his in- 550: Wriggle Wriggle, Baleoutmay, Gerpats Delta, Blossom 30.28; 325: Ridgemount Jojo 17.88; 575: side draw to take the second 7.50 – 525: Razldazl Sid, Husky Milo, Whiteys View The Star. Shaneboy Mort, Ballybrien Paudi, Scotts Manky. Cloncunny Rory 32.36. heat for Jackie Roche. Sunset, Stripe Rory, Clinical, Odell Prince. 350: Hail Marlyn, Tullys Angel, Rosscahill Racer, 525: Beautys Whisper, Copper Lodge, Nitro Del, Al- 525: Pinewood Rogue, Youcancatchme, Seaview Barbersfort Kate, Willrose Polly, Hollywood Lucy. lamane, Adams Emerald, Crunchie Tyler. /21*)25' Most impressive from the Jasper, Lough Mags, Fairbrook Lilly, Dylans Girl. 350: Ellusive Award, Now Its Kipper, Kilbannon same trap last weekend, his 550: Charity Meibh, Linden Avenue, Mission King, 525: Answer Me This 29.22; 330: Beechgrove 325: Flag Symbol, Maglass Diva, Kuda Jackdaw, Ozil, Mine Twist, Cass, Scattery Fairy. Freedom Legacy, Rosyinthegarden, Classy Blue- previous form tells us he Stripe Gaffer, Glynnscrossmajor, Rasta Ozzy. 525: Truely Inagh, Razmataz Sky, Solamagundi, Becky 18.57; 330: Willbex Niko 29.35; 525: Clairwell bell. Lion 29.35; 525: Castledown Hero 28.98; 330: can break even better, and 325: Triangle Archie, Tan Brown, Rasta Paddy, Dromoher Hill, Sking Again, Badgerfort Jim. Groovy Bob 18.62; 330: Carn Jane 18.33. he will have to do so to hold Manners Legend, Ballydaniel Ash, Vigorous Angie. 525: Joes Touch, Hotshot Suarez, Lingrawn Dixie, &855$+((13$5. his position early. However, 525: Leahs Impact, Master Willie, Whitefort Cha, Bumblebee Diane, Simon Jaxxon, Another You. 525: D. Ross’ (Dunmanway) Kilbarry Tiger .,/.(11< Clover Dawn, Mattys Pine, Odell Rossetta. 350: Tyrur Pinky, Balistic Josie, Milton Rose, Shes he’s all class, and can make (Cashen Legend-Kilbarry Lady) (1) evens 1; Ster- 525: Barro Barney 29.52; 525: Brazilian Ditch 29.13; On Faya, Willrose Champ, Dynamic Podge. all the running, at the ex- 525: Kikis Beauty, Nans Rocky, Lord Swift, Orphan agel Lee (2) 3-1 2; Godstar (3) 2-1 3. sh, 1½l. 28.85. 525: Cooladerry Rock 29.28; 525: Random Storm Annie, Seaview Sandy, Archaton Champ. 350: Wood Viking, Dreams Of Inagh, Gunner Mai- Tote.2.90, 2.10, 2.40; 9.40. Trio. 22.00. 29.23; 525: Rag Bush 29.41; 525: Raggletaggle Rex pense of Oaklands Paddy. 525: Woodenstown Caro, Rathbally Tank, Glencar- sie, Firestorm Marina, Miss The Fantasy, Mon Loui. 525: C. Keaney’s (Cork) Captain Krunch (Droopys 28.97; 525: Lacken Belle 29.36. At Dundalk, tomorrow ra Dynamo, Sion Me Blaze, Kacys Jacqui, Urban 525: Balrobuck Bondi, Ballyea Jack, Black Balloon, Scolari-Ardera Diana) (6) 6-4 1; Paddock Chase (1) night, the Bar One Racing Wood. No Cover Up, Mine Blitz, Knockdine Jacky. 2-1 2; Jessie Joe (4) 3-1 3. 4l, 4l. 28.66. Tote. 4.20, +$52/'6&5266 Irish Sprint Cup takes place 575: Minglers Story, Ballyhi Lady, Sparta Fantasy, 550: Lissatouk Dolly, Trusky Miyake, Knockdine Im- 2.00, 2.20; 16.00. Trio. 50.20. (Trd. K.Lynch). 525: Theodolite 29.91; 525: Starshineapello 29.62; Airmount Lace, Myleens Luck, Avalon Bear. pact, Highview Craft, Bumblebee Polly, Move Over and Trinity Forest can land 330: Lap It Up Syndicate’s (Ladysbridge) On Gas 525: Hee Haws Romo 29.45; 525: Forest Boru the spoils for Dave Kennedy. 575: Moonveen Rumble, Rockandrollfever, Jumbos Ozzie. (Scolari Me Daddy-Lisquinlan Aussi) (1) 2-1 1; 29.95; 525: Kilfrush Bound 29.30; 525: Gilroy Kate Mccaw, Mustang Milo, Alannahs Lady, Lord Ruso. 550: Burnpark Cain, Bumblebee Kyne, View Action, Plucky Pals (5) 5-1 2; Lizzys Cocktail (2) 3-1 3. 2l. 29.41; 525: Cuil Tom 29.20; 525: Amanita Chic A dog who showcased his 525: Woodenstown Bib, Dysert Noir, Hey Biddie, Tyrur Lord, Oranmore Josie, Danmar Jack. 2½l. 17.93. Tote.3.60, 1.60, 2.30; 21.60. Trio. 85.10. 29.01. early pace in the Laurels, he Ardnacrusha Lady, Willmount Jewell, Piercestown (Agt.P. Sexton). has made a seamless transi- Lucy. /,0(5,&. 525: B. O’Brien’s (Castletownroche) Best Option *$/:$< tion to sprinting, and has 525: Whiteys Diamond, Butterbridge Pip, Pierces- 7.40 – 525: You Beauty, O Garney Daisey, Ohno- (Droopys Maldini-Alla Delight) 525: Lingrawn Ranger 29.48; 350: Kilbannion Act been handed a good draw in notagain, Rosa Belle, Knockanae Bound, Velvet town Lisa, Kilgraney Aspen, Minglers Suarez, Slip- (5) 4-1 1; Ballycannon Hero (6) 3-1 2; Whiteys 19.37; 525: Razmataz Brave 29.89; 550: Cragatas- the decider. He has the pace pery Hanna. Viking. Scarface (1) 4-6 3. 2l, 12l. 28.45. Tote. 6.10, 2.40, ka Flash 30.98. 350: Annamore Mark, Hayeses Set, Smooth Bran, 2.80; 27.40. Trio. 254.90. to lead along the inner, and 6+(/%2851(3$5. Shes Giddy, Maud In Cahoots, Grogeen Diamond. 525: The Connolly’s Red Mills A4. Stakes. Heat 1. '81'$/. can come home in front, 7.42 – 550: Heathlawn Tiger, Vulturi, Boherash 525: Nostachio Nova, Singland Puma, Kantoher C. Walsh’s (Dunmanway) Lahana Ally (Kinloch 400: Jive Dancer 22.10; 350: Quarterland Kev with Catherines Drico fear- Messiah, Secreto, Leave At Dawn, Maggies Lucy. Lad, Cut The Codding, Pinarello, Blackbird Way. Brae-Miss Golden) (6) 2-1 1; Jims Classy Pick (3) 3- 19.64; 400: Lemon Big Mike 21.73; 525: Fridays ed most. 550: Knocktoo Garry, Urban Gossip, Sidarian Tee- 525: Artaius, Rabbits Lady, Husky Max, Palace 1 2; Coppeen Impact (5) 4-1 3. sh, 2l. 29.02. Tote. Frankel 28.93; 525: Quarterland Ella 29.53; 400: jay, Blastoff Mccaw, Cable Bay, Ivy Hill Bart. Queen, Gulleen Hero, Stallone Moses. 3.50, 1.40, 1.20; 7.80. Trio. 112.50. Four Aces 21.71. Weekend Sport Irish Examiner Saturday, 15.08.2015

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ÊE\XicpË efk^ff[ JkXe[è^ \efl^_è k_\/'j Recalling the ferocity and out- comes of those late 80s battles, you couldn’t but hold a fancy lg]fi for Galway tomorrow. Then there was David Collins during the week telling us: “We have to take it that we nearly hate Tipperary.” Nearly? Those kind of half-measures wouldn’t have washed in the jgfikËj pomp of Sylvie and Lynskey company. When they were finished grousing about Keady and John Denton - though they will never truly be finished - the Galway faithful had some things to say about simulation too. Nicky English ]Xcc^lpj takes up the story, in his 1996 autobiography Beyond The Tunnel. “Sylvie Linnane hit me on the side of the head. I’m The search for answers in the walking frame. In many ways, not sure what he hit me with wake of last Saturday’s high it is a sequence that could de- .....but Sylvie did hit me. Now I drama has been exhaustive. fine where the Red Hands are wasn’t mortally wounded or Yet one likely cause has been coming from, as much as it anything..... but Sylvie was overlooked. redefines comedy. And now the type of defender to dish out As proud Gaelic football we have seen what happens a bit of punishment and I saw men ponder Tiernan when you deny these guys a this as an opportunity to sub- McCann’s collapse under theatrical outlet. due him a little. By going modest tonsorial pressure and But we will park that theory down, I reckoned I’d get him mourn the lost art of for now, rather than get booked and warned about his manliness, the prime bogged down in the future conduct.” Sylvie got the contagion suspect in cases like notoriously low standard of line and Nicky admitted he this is, obviously, soccer. amateur dramatics in this “felt bad about it since”. Hav- More specifically, it is what land. Instead, we should ing watched the ‘88 final from must still be called “The return to the soccer. the Canal End, he had earned Premiership”. Even the The more manly and gallant the right to go down alright. manliest of Gaels is willing to of Gaelic football men recognise the vigorous mightn’t like it pointed out, masculinity of the Endsleigh but there are some ?\if\jm`ccXèj League. similarities in their attitudes We will come back to soccer. to the “scourge of diving” as 67$,5:$<72+($9(1 But other factors have been those that have long obtained Nick Kyrgios: considered too, such as the in “The Premiership”. dangerously high regard the Even as they watched their Making Gaelic footballers and modern young man appears to top, top, top men such as soccer players everywhere feel have for his hair. Stevie G and Wayne Rooney better about themselves. Not As Dante (not the Bayern and Gareth Bale advance the even in the more refined world of defender, who seems fond art of collapse to new levels of tennis has sledging evolved enough of his own hair) put it, sophistication, the Premier- beyond ‘Your Girlfriend’ jibes. when he examined the deadly ship lads have generally laid HELL IN A HANDCART sin of pride: “love of self most of the blame for the rise Jose Mourinho: perverted to hatred and of ‘simulation’ at the door of sure consistency is the way to Hölzenbein’s tumble for a down was hard-earned too. contempt for one’s Johnny Foreigner. go? Perhaps consistency has penalty in the 1974 World Cup Nowadays, the NBA crowd Another strong week on the neighbour.” Gaelic football hasn’t yet had its chance. final. But Bernd had arguably wring their hands about the class and dignity front. Not sure Maybe we saw some of that managed to integrate Johnny This demand that all dives earned the right to go down, flopping but have no real about sexist though; has always in Croker, but perhaps we also Foreigner into a sufficient be treated equally is probably considering his surge into the interest in seeing the league’s seemed like an equal opportun- saw frustration. cohort worth pointing the born of a basic mistrust of that Dutch box was intercepted by best players sidelined, so they ities boor. When former GAA finger at. But at least it has the other familiar phrase: Wim Jansen’s loose lunge. impose modest, but president Liam O’Neill Nordies, who tend to be “earned the right to go down”. Interestingly, the NBA consistent, fines for obvious removed the Novelty Act from blamed for most things, A behavioural study of crowd also blame the influx of theatrics. the Scór programme two including this. simulation in soccer, Europeans - with their soccer Soccer, uneasy about years ago, he was warned of They are well aware of this, published in 2011, found that ways - for their own “flopping establishing a hierarchy of the far-reaching implications the Nordies, and it informs diving was, in essence, a epidemic”. divers, stick with the yellow of his decision. some of the outrage over the signal between a player and But in 1963, Boston Celtics’ card. Tyrone’s rich heritage in fall-out from the fall-down, an official that the player had very American shooting In an enterprise like Gaelic the Novelty Act - and in especially when they have been fouled. guard Frank Ramsey wrote a football, where a foul is very manliness - is showcased seen some very southern A humble communications Sports Illustrated article much in the eye of the proudly on YouTube, where collapses go unpunished this device in the war against called ‘Smart Moves by a beholder, more and more you can watch their last All- summer. shirt-pullers and ankle- Master of Deception.” Some players use a communication Ireland winners in the disci- Other reasonable people tappers. key lines: “Drawing fouls device to alert the referee. pline perform a fascinating have argued that you can’t In this regard, diving, in chiefly requires the ability to But, rather than attempt a sketch set in a nursing home; ban a man for eight weeks for some shape, has been with us provide good, heartwarming consistent, blanket approach, the early highlight a feigning injury when the long before the Premiership drama and to direct it to the perhaps we need to employ a competitive game of musical prescribed ban for feigning lads began to describe it as a right audience… Particularly strategy we’re not unused to chairs which comes to a injury is a yellow card. scourge sometime in the 90s. on defence, when everything in this country: target the controversial end when one All we want is consistency, The Dutch coined the else fails, I fall down.” But in low-earners. -RVH0RXULQKR'LGQɨWVSDUH patient receives a yellow card goes the familiar cry. But in phrase schwalbe (German for tougher times around the And especially go after the GRFWRU(YD&DUQHLURKLVZUDWK for knocking another off his the case of simulation, are we swallow) for Bernd paint, Frank’s right to go novelty acts.