GaelicSportsCast

# 731 Cusack’s shocked in championship opener

After a three week break at the end of the league, it was New South Wales GAA championship time last Sunday at Monarch Fields outside Sydney with the 10 game schedule throwing up one major shock.

NSW GAA PRO, Catherine Fleming is back once more to give us the lowdown on the action.

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# 730 Queensland League over, championship begins

Knowing that Harps had won both the Men’s Division 1 & 2 titles, and that Easts retained the Ladies crown, with Emerald’s hurlers and Eire Og camogs also champs, Sunday’s final round of the Queensland GAA League was to decide final table placings ahead of the championship next weekend.

Queensland GAA’s Seamus Sullivan reports.

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# 729 All Tool and Burke’s to battle for last spot in Milwaukee

In the Podcast, we look back to Week 9 of the Milwaukee Hurling League, ahead of the final round of the regular season today at Brown Deer Park in Milwaukee.

Reviewing Week 9 and looking ahead to today’s key games, particularly the clash between All Tool and Burke’s to decide the last playoff place, is MHC’s Jack Harrold

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# 728 Pogues take Indy league

Began in early April, this year’s Indy Summer Hurling League, wrapped up last weekend at Eugene Burns Field with Pogues Run taking this year’s championship.

Indy GAA Secretary, Brian Mathes looks back on finals day, tells about another successful Premier Night, and a football friendly against a team from Kentucky.

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# 727 Silver Spring and All Tool move up Milwaukee leaderboard

MHC WEEK 8 LEADERBOARD

Week 8 of the Milwaukee Hurling Club League on Sunday brought a few movers up the top of the Leaderboard with two rounds left before the Playoffs.

In the Podcast Milwaukee Hurling Club’s Jack Harrold reports on the action from Brown Deer Park.

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# 726 Harps and Easts take titles in Brisbane

With one more round remaining over the next two weeks in this year’s Queensland GAA League, Harps in Men’s Division 1 and 2, along with Easts in Ladies football, after their wins on Sunday, cannot be caught and so take the 2014 league titles.