Baker takes positives from loss
Offaly manager Ollie Baker says he is disappointed with the result but happy with the performance
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Baker: We need to start winning games
Offaly manager Ollie Baker says that his side must learn to turn performances into results if they are to improve.
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Baker: Cork trip is a 'tall order'
Ollie Baker was cursing his luck after his Offaly side were drawn away to Cork in the All-Ireland qualifier draw yesterday.
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Baker keeps the faith for Tribes encounter
Offaly hurling manager Ollie Baker has named an unchanged side from that which defeated Wexford for Sunday's Leinster SHC semi-final with Offaly.
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Baker pleased with Offaly effort
Offaly manager Ollie Baker was delighted with his side's victory over Wexford in the Leinster SHC, while Model manager Liam Dunne was happy with his side's fightback.
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Reaction: Offaly v Clare
Davy Fitzgerald and Ollie Baker give their thoughts on Clare's win over Offaly
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New era begins in the midlands
A midlands derby sees Ollie Baker and Teddy McCarthy cutting their teeth as inter-county managers as Offaly welcome Laois to Tullamore.
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Baker to take over Offaly
Ollie Baker will be the new Offaly hurling manager after the committee appointed to select a new Faithful boss recommended the two-time All-Ireland winner.
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Allianz Hurling League: Ollie Baker
New Antrim manager Ollie Baker explains to Con Murphy why he took the job and what his hopes for the Allianz League and the Championship.
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Shamrock Rovers 2-1 Derry City
Shamrock Rovers remain in the hunt for their first title since 1994 after a 2-1 win over Derry City at Tallaght Stadium.
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Munster Hurling Special - Diarmuid O'Sullivan and Ollie Baker
Modern day greats Ollie Baker of Clare and Diarmuid O'Sullivan of Cork join Marty in Hayes Hotel to look back at their great Munster Hurling moments.
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Shamrock Rovers 1-0 Galway United
A second half header from Dessie Baker gave Shamrock Rovers a 1-0 win over Galway United at Tallaght Stadium.
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Shels extend their good run
High-flyers chasing a title are always wary of visiting a bottom of the table club and the RSC cauldron was always going to be a difficult fixture for Shelbourne, but they managed to dig out 1-0 win.
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League trio too strong for Junior sides
Shelbourne Finn Harps and Monaghan United all saw off non-league opposition to progress to the third round of the Carlsberg FAI Cup this evening.
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No place for Baker and Clancy in Clare line-up
Clare selectors have named their team to face Tipperary for this Sunday's Munster SHC in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.