Ballygunner are 1/9 to lift the O’Neill Cup for a record sixth occasion on Sunday.

Comeragh Rangers face the unenviable prospect of a trip to Kilkerrin-Clonberne of Galway this Sunday as they bid to book their place in an All-Ireland Final for the first time in their history.

For the second year running, Kilrossanty find themselves in the provincial decider against Cork opposition.

For the umpteenth winter in a row, Ballygunner find themselves exactly where they expect to be - deep in the trenches of Munster.

2-4 from Kate Wall including a dramatic late winner proved pivotal as St. Finbarr’s saw off a determined De La Salle to secure a first Munster Senior title.

Ballygunner joint-captain Mikey Mahony is by no means taking their success for granted having secured a place in the Munster Senior Club Hurling Championship Final for the eighth year running.

Déise on the double at All Stars banquet. 

The Waterford side have a Munster final to look forward to after their big win on the weekend. 

AIB Munster Senior Club Hurling Championship Semi-FinalBallygunner (Waterford) 4-18 (30) Sarsfields (Cork) 2-17 (23) Ballygunner fired four goals on their way to a deserved and thrilling triumph over reigning Munster champions Sarsfields, securing ...

A look ahead to Ballygunner's provincial semi-final.

Waterford’s Junior Football champions Shamrocks are out of the Munster JFC at the hands of a very strong Buttevant outfit.

Stradbally’s involvement in the Munster Intermediate Club football championship ended at the first hurdle.

Rathgormack bowed out of the Munster Senior Club Football Championship at Cusack Park on Sunday

A strong finish secured vital points for De La Salle College as they recorded back-to-back wins in the Dr. Harty Cup.

AIB Munster Senior Club Camogie Championship Semi-Final De La Salle (Waterford) 2-21 (27) Thurles Sarsfields (Tipperary) 3-16 (25)  De La Salle are through to a first ever Munster Senior Club Camogie Championship Final following a thrilling finish ...

Waterford sides are involved in three provincial football quarter-finals and one camogie semi-final on a massive weekend for the county. 

Walking out of the TUS Gaelic Grounds on Sunday evening, a thought popped into my head - “I wonder if there’s ever been a weekend where three Waterford teams played in Munster hurling, and all three of them won?”

The Kilrossanty faithful rose to their feet at the final whistle as the green and gold emerged from a full blooded Munster championship battle with The Banner.

As players and family members got photos with the Conway Cup out on the field, Rathgormack midfielder James Power praised the commitment of his brother Billy as the trips over and back to Abu Dhabi bore fruit on Sunday.

Paul O’Brien and Tommy Ryan rolled back the years for Tallow as they progressed past Limerick’s Garryspillane in an ill-tempered thriller that required extra-time.