To listen to the interview click here. By Cian O’Connell Ten years ago, LA Cougars was founded. It has been an eventful and rewarding decade for everyone involved. In recent weeks, though, with LA dealing with wildfires, the importance of the small, but passionate GAA community has been underlined. Curtis

By John Harrington Naomh Pádraig footballer, Evan Craig, passed away in September 24 after a battle with cancer, but he’s still a big part of the team. Before Saturday’s AIB All-Ireland Club Junior Football Final against An Cheathrú Rua his jersey will be hung up in the the Muff club’s

By John Harrington A symbiotic relationship is defined as one where people or things exist together in a way that benefits them all. The arrangement that Seosamh Breathnach has with Na Fianna GAA club is a nice example. Since 2010 he’s operated as a hurley-maker and mender on the club’s

By John Harrington On November 22, 1999, the then GAA President Joe McDonagh and representatives from five GAA clubs (Brussels, Den Haag, Luxembourg, Paris, and Guernsey) met in Amsterdam to formally found the GAA’s European County Board. The growth of Gaelic games on the continent in the 25 years since