By Cian O’Connell More than a decade spent playing adult football, has taught Paudie Clifford many valuable sporting lessons. When Kerry lost the All-Ireland SFC Final, Clifford’s attention turned to Fossa. A county intermediate title was gleaned. Then, attention shifted to East Kerry, who lost in the senior championship at

By John Harrington If you drive through the Charlemont estate in Marino you can’t miss the bright yellow signs warning you to proceed slowly because there are children at play. Those signs are there with good reason. Since the estate was built in the early 1990s its has always been

AIB today marked the launch of the upcoming AIB GAA, Ladies Club Football, and Camogie All-Ireland Club Championships, celebrating the coaches, mentors, volunteers and players whose commitment brings these championships to life year after year. Joining AIB to launch the upcoming season are five ambassadors; Aimee Mackin (Shane O'Neill's &

By John Harrington Castleknock’s Kevin Stephenson wasn’t your average senior inter-county debutant when he pulled on a Dublin jersey for the very first time against Laois in the O’Byrne Cup last January. He was 29 years of age, and not only had he never played at Dublin at any level

By Cian O’Connell In Championship football, the numbers rarely lie. Éire Óg, Ennis have won four of the last five Clare SFC titles, illustrating that this really is a glory laden spell for the proud town club. A well organised Kilmurry-Ibrickane outfit will be afforded the utmost respect by Éire