Laid back McCann ready for Saffrons’ NFL task
Antrim have long struggled as the poor relations in Ulster football, but this season a number of young players, including Michael McCann, will be striving to change all that, as he tells Paddy Heaney...
McDonnell aiming to keep Armagh on track
Peter McDonnell won the race to succeed Joe Kernan as Armagh manager. Now the Mullaghbawn man has a single-minded determination to succeed in running the Orchard county’s senior football team, as he tells Kenny Archer...
O’Reilly and his blues brothers on a mission
Jason O’Reilly has terrorised opposition defenders for over a decade now and, as he prepares for his 12th inter-county season, he tells Eamonn O’Hara that manager Donal Keogan is taking Cavan in the right direction...
Devlin will treat the two imposters just the same
Collie Devlin has learned to deal with praise and criticism in equal measure in his short career with Derry’s seniors, but as the Ballinderry man tells Brendan Crossan, it’s time to shut both out and step up to the mark...
Kavanagh out to prove he’s worth the weight
Donegal’s Rory Kavanagh has been put on a strict weights programme in a bid to bulk him up for a new midfield role this year. Paddy Heaney spoke to the St Eunan’s man about pumping iron and how they failed to build on last year’s National League title win...
Carr wants players to dig Down deep for more joy
Only time will tell how much Down’s McKenna Cup success will count towards their fortunes in 2008 Mourne boss Ross Carr tells Paddy Heaney...
It’s all about the team
Malachy O’Rourke is the new man at the helm in Fermanagh, but he won’t be taking centre stage, preferring to put the emphasis on the team, as Brendan Crossan discovers...
Lennon out on his Eoin as a Farney fixture
Amidst Monaghan manager Seamus McEnaney’s tactical manoeuvrings during last year’s Championship, one constant in the form of midfielder Eoin Lennon remained. Kenny Archer talks to the Latton man about injuries and the hunger to build on their 2007 breakthrough..
That’s why they call him the leader of the attack
2007 didn’t go to plan for Owen Mulligan, but the Cookstown man has recharged his batteries and is raring to go once again. He tells Brendan Crossan that he is looking forward to scaling new heights with his beloved Red Hands this season...