Cork beat Kilkenny in the final of the All-Ireland Hurling Championship at Croke Park last Sunday. I won't stop bemoaning the fact that this wasn't on television in Australia and apparently will not be shown at a later date.

Cork's victory was something of an upset, the final score being 0-19 (19) to 0-7 (7).

Reports on the game:
RTE report (includes video news footage)
"A forgettable hurling final": comment by Adrian Logan of the Belfast Telegraph
"Second-half rout sees Rebels end Kilkenny's reign" GAA.ie match report
"Redemption in Cork’s tour de force" Irish Examiner via Ireland On-line
"Final signals end of hurling All-Ireland as we know it" Irish Examiner via RebelGAA.com, a Cork fans website
"Cork canter to 29th title" Hoganstand.com match report

Blog entries referring to the All-Ireland Hurling Final from:
The Scrapie Files
Shannon goes to Boston

It seems that the game was available for live screening in the pubs. In Sydney, this would mean the Gaelic Club in the City. There were also pay-webcast facilities available through setanta.tv, though it is telling me that I wouldn't be able to use it through Mozilla. Ha!

In the Minor Hurling final, Kilkenny 1-18 drew with Galway 3-12, replay on Sunday the 19th. Before that, on Saturday, the under-21 final between Kilkenny and Tipperary.

Cork will play Tipperary in the camogie final at Croke Park on Sunday. Cork have announced their team. The Tipperary GAA website has a photo of the Tipperary Camogie Team of the Century. Good coverage of this week's pre-final press conference on the GAA.ie website, but for all things camogie, you probably shouldn't go past www.camogie.ie.

Latest odds on the All-Ireland Camogie final (source: Paddypower) Tipperary 1.91, Cork 2.10, draw 8.50.