Daithi Burke

Daithi Burke

athlete Ireland

Daithi Burke is a prominent Irish hurling player known for his defensive prowess and leadership on the field. As a full-back for Galway, he has been instrumental in the team's recent successes, demonstrating both skill and tenacity. In a recent match against Offaly, Burke received a red card, which showcased the intensity of the game and his commitment to the sport.

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Ireland Ireland: Daithí Burke coming back is a big plus for Galway. 7

Micheal Donoghue Cillian Buckley Henry Shefflin Padraic Mannion David Burke Conor Whelan Cathal Mannion
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Galway are growing in confidence and if they beat Kilkenny, the crowds will follow – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Daithi Burke contributed to Galway’s defensive organization. 7

David Burke Anthony Burns Brian Concannon Tom Monaghan Conor Whelan Fintan Burke Padraic Mannion Jeffrey Lynskey
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Galway expertly forced mistakes from Dublin, and then had quality to punish them – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Daithí Burke was sent off for hitting Brian Duignan on the shoulder under a dropping ball. 5

Darragh Mccarthy Sean O Donoghue Adam Hogan Dessie Hutchinson Brian Duignan Tommy Walsh Benny Dunne Sean Stack Will O Donoghue Kyle Hayes
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Red card for Darragh McCarthy raises questions about Tipperary’s mindset – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Daithi Burke received a red card following a row just after the half-time whistle. 5

Cathal Mannion Micheal Donoghue Killian Sampson Colm Molloy Brian Duignan Oisin Kelly Donal Shirley Cillian Kiely Adam Screeney
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Galway impress in comprehensive win over Offaly – The Irish Times