Ireland prove they’re worth it
Munster’s Harte twins (above) played starring roles as Ireland proved the hockey public’s cash was money well spent by cruising into the Champions Challenge I semi-finals in Quilmes, Argentina yesterday.
Munster make waves at boys interpros
Munster U18s put in their best schoolboys interprovincials performance in five years, finishing second, while the U16s closed the gap over an eventful weekend at Garryduff.
Ireland off to a difficult start
Andrew Meredith’s reign as Irish coach has thus far been marked by frustration as Ireland have failed to pick up a point at the Champions Challenge I in Argentina in two games.
Quins see off stubborn UL
Cork Harlequins are top of the Munster women’s senior league after seeing off a second student team in three days, while Catholic Institute recorded the biggest win of the season over Fermoy and C of I won well in Bandon. UCC and C of I moved on up in the men’s league after big wins over Bandon and Quins B respectively.
Bann exact Quins revenge
Cork Harlequins’ Irish Senior Cup defence is over after Banbridge caught them napping early on to seal a satisfying win for the Down men, having been beaten here at this stage of the competition last season.
Cummins quartet underpins Ashton’s double whammy
Mary-Claire Cummins hit four in two games as Ashton did the double over Fermoy, while Institute moved closer to top spot and Limerick and Bandon moved away from the bottom two.