Paddy Walsh is through to another All-Ireland handball final. What an inspirational player.
Walsh into
All-Ireland final
Paddy Walsh is through to another
All-Ireland handball final following a straight sets victory over Dublin’s John
Kiely on Sunday. The Sligo stalwart was never really troubled by the Dubliner in
an overall resounding win for the St. Mary’s Club man. Amusingly Kiely is a
former Sligo Rovers player. Walsh will play Down’s Des O’Neill or Cork’s Pat O’Brien
in the final and aiming for an astounding 29th All-Ireland handball
title having won his first back in 1974. Walsh could complete an historic
double as Walsh & Padraig Maye are through to the All-Ireland doubles final
following an injury to Dublin’s Mick O’Brien.
Another Sligo pairing Mick McMorrow & Hugh McGarry take on Leinster
champions in Carlow’s Eamon Sunderland & Mick Doyle on Saturday 23rd
April in St. Mary’s in the Emerald Masters doubles semi-final.
All-Ireland 40 X 20 championships semi-finals result:
Over 70’s: Paddy Walsh (Sligo) dft John Kiely (Dublin) 21-3,
21-10
In the Boys U-17 doubles Connacht final there was disappointment
for Sligo when Stanley Harte Jnr & Ross Taheny both from the Collooney club
fell to Mayo’s Conor Burke & Cormac Mahon by 3-21, 15-21 in the provincial
decider played in Newport.
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