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Denis Hurley

  • Copywriter and Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Cork
As seen in: The Irish Times, Indo GAA, Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, RTÉ, The Irish News, The42, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Irish Farmers Journal, Echo Live and
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Can't bye me love: Premier SHC sides can't convert advantage

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By Denis Hurley
| Echo Live Verified
Isn’t it amazing how sporting curses only ever seem to be cast on the teams that fall short of ultimate glory over a sustained period? For instance, when Mayo reached the 1989 All-Ireland SFC final, there was no mention in the media of a curse; similarly, the lead-in to 1996 was devoid of such talk. On the other side of it, surely, given the power of piseogs in Kerry, someone in the Kingdom could have placed a hex on Dublin to stop them winning six All-Ireland football titles in a row?
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Premier SFC: Clonakilty proving an enjoyable venue for St Finbarr's

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By Denis Hurley
| Echo Live Verified
It might be an idea for St Finbarr’s to put in a special request for all future McCarthy Insurance Group Premier SFC quarter-finals to be played in Clonakilty. A year ago, a six-goal salvo saw them dethrone Castlehaven en route to reclaiming the Andy Scannell Cup. This time, form in the group stage was patchy as they qualified with one win and two losses but on Sunday four goals in the opening eight minutes of the second half helped them to power past Carbery and into the last four.
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Minor hurling: Michael Quill's late levellers give Blackrock draw with Midleton in Premier 1 final

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By Denis Hurley
| Echo Live Verified
Michael Quill’s late equalisers for Blackrock means that they must meet Midleton again to determine the destination of the Cork ETB Rebel Óg U18 Premier 1 HC title. At Páirc Uí Rinn on Monday night, a good start to the second half saw the Rockies wipe out a deficit that had grown to five points as half-time approached – then, after Shane O’Mahony’s goal put Midleton back in front, parity was regained in the closing stages.
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