Hurling in a sentence

O’Halloran and his management team went on to thank Roscommon Hurling Board for affording them the opportunity to manage and coach the county’s flagship hurling team.

He led St Fechin’s to the last two Louth senior hurling championship titles and was a really passionate hurling man.

He has immersed himself into life in County Kildare for longer than that having utilised his hurling skills playing for Naas GAA and the Kildare county senior hurling team but he still gets down regularly to his home county to visit family and friends.

Galway’s hurling managerial crisis shows no signs of abating as the hurling board have asked officials to approach Francis Forde and Noel Larkin to reconsider their decisions to step away from the managerial appointment process.

On January 31, 2009, the school's Hurling club made athletic history by defeating Stanford in the first collegiate hurling match ever played on American soil.

Cllr Tony Harris responded: “If you were to walk around the town and think of the most inaccessible, hazardous place to have a silver hurling event there’s that beach right there.

Declan Browne, one of Tipperary greatest ever footballers, and Jimmy Barry Murphy, an All-Ireland football and hurling winner with Cork, have been inducted into the Munster GAA Hall of Fame.

Do you know how to disagree without making it personal and hurling insults?

For a start, he knows where to find the sliotar (or hurling ball) that brings back strong memories of her GAA-obsessed husband and son.

Greater Regional First Vice Chairperson of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Joana Frances Adda, has called on delegates of the party to refrain from hurling insults at Presidential and Parliamentary aspirants.

Hurling is in our DNA here in Limerick.

In order to upgrade the pitch at Pairc na Darach to make it suitable for playing hurling and camogie, substantial investment is required – over €30,000 will be required, of which a substantial amount has already been invested by the club.

It means a resumption of the biggest rivalry in Carlow hurling on the biggest stage.

I went in with the Kerry senior hurling team when I got back and that’s it from there.

Kilkenny and Limerick battle it out in the All-Ireland hurling final.

My tics started acting up and I lost control of my hands, and I couldn't hold the glass without potentially accidentally hurling it at someone.

Poilievre also mixes in bombast at rallies, hurling insults at the 51-year-old Trudeau’s government and faceless “gatekeepers” — even municipal officials who approve housing permits.

Samuel Clarke, 29, had already been jailed in May last year for hurling a bottle of Prosecco at his abused girlfriend and breaking her tooth in half.

Showing no evidence, the national ombudsman is hurling accusations against supposed gunmen threatening company employees.

So nobody should be hurling optimism around like a dance partner at a drunken ceilidh in Scotland these days.