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Same Boot. Different Dream.🙌 2024 ➡️ Rory Beggan heads to America on trial, chasing the dream of becoming an NFL kicker🏈 2025 ➡️ That same kicking ability delivers 0-11 as he leads Scotstown to their first Ulster title in 36 years🏐

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Back on home soil🟢🔴 Andy Moran has confirmed that Oisín Mullin has been training with Mayo during his AFL off-season and even linked up with the squad for a warm-weather training camp in Portugal⚡️ Mullin was part of the Geelong Cats side that featured in the AFL Grand Final

Sam Mulroy (Louth) vs Down Sam Mulroy’s remarkable scoring form was central to Louth’s 2025 campaign, culminating in a well-deserved All-Star for the county’s sharp-shooter. He hit 0-12 against Down in the All-Ireland Series, adding to his earlier heroics in the Leinster Final

Paddy Lynch (Cavan) vs Kerry On a day David Clifford grabbed the headlines in Killarney, Cavan full-forward Paddy Lynch quietly delivered a superb performance of his own, scoring 0-12 of his side’s 1-17 total. It was the Crosserlough clubman’s first start for the county since

Jason Curry (Waterford) vs Wicklow Jason Curry was Waterford’s attacking focal point throughout this year’s Championship, and nowhere was that clearer than in their Tailteann Cup meeting with Wicklow, where he fired over an impressive 0-15. He backed it up with another

Dylan Hyland (Offaly) vs New York Hyland produced one of the standout individual displays of the Tailteann Cup, hitting 1-12 when New York came to Tullamore for the Preliminary Quarter-Final. Even more impressively, 1-7 of that tally came from open play.

David Clifford (Kerry) vs Cavan Clifford hit double digits on four occasions this season with his highest total coming against Cavan when he rampaged for 3-7. He also scored a whopping 1-9 vs Tyrone in the All-Ireland semi-final, along with racking up 1-8 against Cork in the

Luke Loughlin (Westmeath) vs Antrim Luke Loughlin scored a whopping 1-17 of Westmeath’s 4-24 tally in their Tailteann Cup win over Antrim. The Down’s clubman also hit double digits against Kildare in the Leinster Championship with a personal tally of 0-11.

Fresh off Steven Sherlock’s phenomenal 0-16 masterclass for St Finbarr’s in the Munster Final, it feels like the perfect time to look back at some of the inter-county stars who also hit double digits in the 2025 Championship. (🧵)

Steven Sherlock vs Dingle🎯 🟠6 two-pointers (4 frees) ⚪️4 points (1 free) Total = 0-16

Weekend Roundup from across the provinces. 🟢| Ballyboden St Enda’s (Dublin) won the Leinster SFC, defeating Athy (Kildare). St Martin’s (Wexford) won their first ever Leinster SHC beating Ballyhale Shamrocks (Kilkenny) by a point. Danesfort (Kilkenny) won the Leinster IHC

Dingle at the Death🔥 Daingean Uí Chúis have won their first ever Munster Senior Football Championship title🏆 Conor Geaney’s two-pointer with the last kick of the game was the decisive score in the provincial decider.

58’ Ben Stafford is subbed on for St Martin’s🔁 62’ Ben Stafford scores the winning point🏳️ Wexford club St Martin’s are Leinster Senior Hurling Champions for the first time in their history🏆

Sigerson Cup Round 1 draw🏐 TUS Midlands vs MTU Kerry TU Dublin vs DKIT St Mary’s College Belfast vs Maynooth University UCD vs ATU Galway Queen’s University Belfast vs University of Galway ATU Sligo vs UCC MTU Cork vs University of Limerick DCU vs Ulster University All games

Weekend Roundup from across the provinces. ⚪️| St Brigid’s (Roscommon) won the Connacht SFC, defeating Moycullen (Galway). Kiltimagh (Mayo) won the Connacht JFC. 🟢| Ballyboden St Enda’s (Dublin) and Athy (Kildare) qualified for the Leinster SFC Final. Tubberclair

2017: Dessie Hutchinson made his first-team debut for Brighton and represented Ireland at Under-21 level. 2019: Played Gaelic football for Waterford. 2020: Made his senior hurling debut for Waterford, where he has been a key player since. Today, the Ballygunner clubman

Outside of Dublin, Ballyboden St Enda’s have representatives from three other counties in their starting fifteen🔵⚪️ All of them have previously lined out for their home counties in Croke Park. Céin D’Arcy — Galway Peter Healy — Antrim Patrick Warren — Kerry

On the rise📈 In March 2024, Cillian Campbell was on the UL freshers second team which won the All-Ireland B Championship. Tonight, he started for the college’s Sigerson team and made a crucial goal-line clearance as they claimed their first ever Division 1 League title🏆

Anthony Tohill - Soccer In 1995, just two years after lifting the Sam Maguire with the Derry footballers, Anthony Tohill featured in two reserve team matches for Manchester United, at the time he was 23 years-old with no background in soccer. Previously recounting his trip to