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Gabriel Bannigan ratified as new Monaghan senior football team manager
By Cian O'Connell Gabriel Bannigan was ratified as the new Monaghan senior football team manager on Thursday evening. Andy Moran, John McElhone, and Damien Freeman will be involved in Bannigan's backroom set-up. Bannigan has been appointed on a three year term with a review after the second campaign.
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Niamh Hetherton: 'The path was there for me'
By Cian O’Connell
Niamh Hetherton smiles as the question is asked. Was sport simply always on the agenda? “I suppose, you could say that,” Hetherton responds.
Football, hurling, and camogie occupied a central role in her upbringing, but it was certainly time well spent. “We're GAA orientated in the family,”
Thursday 19 September 2024
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Nemeton TV celebrates 30 years of Gaelic games innovation
By John Harrington
Last week Nemeton TV celebrated its 30th year of broadcasting.
Based in the Gaeltacht area of An Rinn in Waterford, they’re an independent production company that has done Gaelic games some great service.
Founded in 1994 by Irial Mac Murchú, the dream was to bring live Gaelic
23 HR AGO
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Robbie Brennan set to be ratified as Meath senior football team manager
By Cian O'Connell
Robbie Brennan is set to be ratified as the new Meath senior football team manager.
Former Cavan and Monaghan trainer, Martin Corey, and Joe McMahon, who has extensive coaching experience with Tyrone, will be involved in Brennan's backroom set-up.
Brennan has enjoyed Dublin SFC, AIB Leinster, and
20 HR AGO
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Brian Cody wants every child to have the opportunity to hurl
By John Harrington
Brian Cody wants every child in Ireland to have the opportunity to play hurling or camogie.
The former Kilkenny manager is a member of the newly formed Hurling Development Committee and his first priority in his role is to help develop policy and initiatives that will grow
Thursday 19 September 2024
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Nemeton TV celebrates 30 years of Gaelic games innovation
By John Harrington
Last week Nemeton TV celebrated its 30th year of broadcasting.
Based in the Gaeltacht area of An Rinn in Waterford, they’re an independent production company that has done Gaelic games some great service.
Founded in 1994 by Irial Mac Murchú, the dream was to bring live Gaelic
23 HR AGO
hurling
Gary Thomas is loving life as a Social Slasher
By John Harrington
Growing up in Bangor, County Down in the 1960s, Gary Thomas didn’t have the opportunity to play Gaelic games.
Bangor is a predominantly Protestant town and, though Thomas had some Catholic friends, he himself is what he describes as ‘of the other persuasion’.
He’d go to watch
17 September 2024
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East Belfast GAA continue to dream big
By John Harrington
The genesis of East Belfast GAA club is a well-known story by now but still no less remarkable for the telling.
In May 2020 Dave McGreevy and Richard Maguire had the idea they’d like to set up a new GAA club in East Belfast with an inclusive
13 September 2024
hurling
Sleeping giants Moycarkey-Borris awake from their slumber
By John Harrington
For the first time in 33 years Moycarkey Borris will contest a Tipperary SHC quarter-final when they play reigning champions Kiladangan on Saturday in Semple Stadium.
Back in July they contested their first Mid Tipperary hurling final in 22 years, so 2024 has been something of a
12 September 2024