Niall McInerney Cup All Ireland Senior D Hurling Final Mount Sion CBS 3-18 Scoil Aireagail, Ballyhale 2-19 After Extra Time "Up the Monastery!" roared Mount Sion CBS captain Bradley Penkert after he lifted the Niall McInerney Cup in the New Ross ...

Ballygunner’s status as the dominant force in club hurling is evident in the newly released AIB GAA Club Players’ Awards.

Munster U23 Camogie semi-final - Tipperary v Waterford

NCL Division 1A - Waterford v Antrim.

The beaming smile of Benny Kiely will be missed at Waterford hurling matches. The heartbreaking news of his death on Saturday, at the age of 57, came as a shock. As proud parents, Benny and Dolores followed their son Michael all over the country.

NFL Division 4 - London v Waterford.

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Centra National Camogie League Division 1A GALWAY 1-5 WATERFORD 0-12 Waterford registered an impressive victory over All-Ireland champions Galway in the second round of the national camogie league on Saturday afternoon in Athenry.

Former Hurler of the Year Austin Gleeson is set to return to the Waterford senior hurling panel in the coming days.

There’s something about the closing stretch of a league campaign that sharpens the senses.

Waterford’s winning start to this year’s Lidl National Ladies Football League came to an end at the Dungarvan Club Grounds on Sunday afternoon.

NHL Division 1A

Waterford’s poor form continued in Netwatch Cullen Park on Saturday as Carlow made it four National Football League Division 4 wins out of four.

Waterford were left to rue missed opportunities as Kilkenny left it late to snatch the Division 1A points on offer at a raucous UPMC Nowlan Park.

The competition is tough: Do you think the boys in blue can emerge victorious?

A Clashmore/Kinsalebeg proposal to run the club hurling and football championships in parallel was rejected last week despite a passionate plea by former Waterford footballer Kieran Connery.

There’s a creeping fear around hurling at the minute. Not about its skill level - that has never been higher. Not about its athleticism - the game is played at a pace that beggars belief. The worry is something else entirely.

There’s a simple truth in sport that rarely lies: the clearest sign of real progress isn’t how well you beat teams you’re expected to beat, it’s what happens in the games you used to lose. Not the hidings. Not the write-offs. The tight ones.

Conor Keane produced a fine display to be crowned Man of the Match in Waterford’s win against Offaly on Sunday. The young De La Salle defender lorded the skies and enjoyed his battle with Offaly forward Adam Screeney.

Ballygunner have also volunteered to name 20 players on their Senior A panel this season instead of 18