Cavan’s sensory room is more than a room. It is a cornerstone of a family’s relationship, a connection, a crumb of normality
MARK Gilsenan is loathed to reach for the word ‘normal’. Hates it.
Refs will bear brunt of no pre-season competitions: Raymond Galligan
CAVAN boss Raymond Galligan believes the absence of pre-season competitions next season is unfair on referees trying to grapple with the introduction of a raft of new rules.
Cahair O’Kane: Kilcoo and Errigal’s commitment to attack says they’ll both be even harder to beat in next year’s new game
THE public perception of Kilcoo’s style of football is baffling.
Clonoe overwhelmed as legend McCabe pledges to help fund new facilities
CLONOE and Tyrone legend Kevin McCabe has “changed the future of Clonoe forever,” the club has said in response to his pledge to help them build a new stand and changing rooms.
Sleacht Néill ratings: McGuigans and Ó Mianain to the fore
STAR MAN: Shane McGuigan: It was McGuigan’s drive that propelled Sleacht Néill to victory. Was involved in 1-6 of their tally, of which 1-3 was in the final quarter. Hit three points of his own. Huge effort that pushed them ahead on 53 minutes. 8.5
Shane McGuigan lights fire under Sleacht Néill to lift them into wide-open All-Ireland race
AS Cushendall rowed gradually clear of them in Newry twelve months ago, it almost felt like the sun was setting on Sleacht Néill’s dream of an All-Ireland club title. It has never been more alive than it is now.
Jim McGuinness: ‘The game’s always changing. In the ‘70s people were giving out about the handpasses. They’ve always gave out about Donegal. In many respects people in Donegal don’t care. The same way they don’t care the motorway stops in Cavan, it stops in Monaghan, it stops in Tuam. We’re cut off, we’re isolated’
THERE’S almost nobody in the restaurant. The tall, lean, unmistakable figure of Jim McGuinness sweeps through the door, searching past a blissfully unaware elderly couple.
Ulster says yes: Northern counties set to back football’s rule changes
ULSTER will say yes to Gaelic football’s proposed new playing rules, paving the way for their introduction at this weekend’s Special Congress.
Jim McGuinness on rules and Murphy’s return: “The game’s gonna speed up a multiple of what it was.”
JIM McGuinness believes that the proposed new rules for Gaelic football will speed the game up “by a multiple of what it was” if Special Congress opts to vote them in this weekend.
Cahair O‘Kane: Pat Gilroy’s principled stand won’t make a blind bit of difference
THIRTY-three years ago this month, the GAA found itself stood in front of the High Court.
Ruairi Canavan front and centre as Errigal show why Ulster is their stage
HOW much of this ‘Tyrone clubs don’t do Ulster’ lark is just a mindset?
Irish and British governments engaged over potential solution to geo-blocking of TV sporting events in north
Issue is “being treated with the seriousness it deserves” says SDLP leader
Sherry and the cabinet makers: How a family furniture business transformed Scotstown’s footballing fortunes
FURNITURE production would be slack on the floor of Sherry’s factory on Monday mornings.
New book tells unheard tales that add to Jim McKeever’s great legacy
JIM McKeever was born on December 6, 1930 and grew up on The Island Hill, his family’s farm in Ballymaguigan.
How mellowing a fraction and making the best of constraints helped Chrissy McKaigue achieve his potential
ASKED in the summer if his 21st appearance at Roland-Garros would be his last, French tennis player Richard Gasquet pondered aloud.