FORMER Down attacker Danny Hughes has called on the Mourne county to use their last three league games to establish a clearly defined style of play that they can carry into the championship season. While the points are crucial in Saturday’s trip to Cavan given that they are flirting with relegation, Hughes said that he […]
Stephen King still thinks of the 1997 semi-final.
IN normal circumstances, Cavan captain Killian Clarke would have to make an extra special effort to insulate himself from the friendly banter associated with their age-old rivalry with Monaghan, who they face in this Sunday’s Ulster Championship quarter-final. During his school days, Clarke crossed enemy lines more times than you’d care to mention as a […]
Claragh O’Reilly dishes the dirt on her Lurgan and Cavan team mates.
DREW Wylie believes poise in the face of pressure could make the difference in the latest installment of the Monaghan-Cavan rivalry. The near neighbours meet in Sunday’s Division One clash at Castleblaney and it’s safe to say the two sides have previous. Five red cards were dished out in a Division Three clash four years […]
PAT FAULKNER admits it’s a source of concern that all three Cavan challengers fell at the opening hurdle in this year’s Ulster Club Championship.
MAYO selector Tony McEntee and Scotstown boss Mattie McGleenan are the latest names in the frame for the vacant Cavan senior management position
CAVAN captain Sinead Greeen is relishing the unenviable prospect of facing an all-conquering Cork side in Saturday’s All-Ireland quarter-final.
Former Cavan minor manager Dermot McCabe has been linked to the vacant senior post after Terry Hyland’s decision to step away last Tuesday.
FORMER Cavan chairman Tom O’Reilly has claimed that the Cavan public failed to fully appreciate the progress made under Terry Hyland.
