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Former Tipperary All-Ireland Winner Guides Adopted Cork Club To All-Ireland Glory

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By Niall McIntyre Verified, Joshua Bell Curran Verified, Cian J. Lynch, Rob O'Halloran Verified
| Balls.ie Verified
Watergrasshill manager Eddie Enright hailed his players and their opponents Tynagh-Abbey-Duniry after an epic All-Ireland intermediate club hurling final. Captain Sean Desmond snatched the victory for the Cork side in the dying moments of the game, scoring a last-gasp goal having latched onto an unfortunate break from a Tynagh perspective. Extra-time appeared to be on the cards until Desmond bore down on goal before finishing past Brendan Lynch in the Hill 16 end goals.
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Ronan O'Gara Hails Jordie Barrett's 'Classy' Post-Match Gesture

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By Joshua Bell Curran Verified, Cian J. Lynch, Niall McIntyre Verified, Rob O'Halloran Verified
| Balls.ie Verified
Any suspicion that the Champions Cup had lost its spark was firmly put to bed when Leinster and Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle played out a bruising European classic in the Stade Marcel Deflandre on Sunday. After eighty minutes of skill, attrition and everything in between, it was Leo Cullen's Leinster who pipped La Rochelle 16-14 and took the top spot in pool 2 of the Champions Cup.
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'We Haven't Got Rewarded': Arteta Dumbfounded By Manchester United Loss

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By Joshua Bell Curran Verified, Cian J. Lynch, Niall McIntyre Verified, Eoin Harrington Verified
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Ruben Amorim's Manchester United have delivered yet another shock result, knocking Premier League contenders Arsenal out of the FA Cup 5-3 on penalties. While neither side could break the first-half deadlock, it was Bruno Fernandes who sensationally buried a breakaway cross and sent the away crowd absolutely mental shortly after play restarted.
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