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Q: How would you characterise Glen’s season to date? A: To win Derry, to win Ulster and then to lose an All-Ireland final last season, it’s a long road back to try and retain the county title.
TOWARDS the end of last season, St Patrick’s Cullyhanna were staring intermediate football in the face.
AS a society, we inched forward on Tuesday night at Windsor Park without us even knowing it.
GAELIC football may be on the receiving end of constant criticism in some quarters – but Scotstown coach Diarmuid Scullion points to this season’s enthralling Ulster Club Championship as evidence that the game's alleged demise is somewhat exaggerated.
GIVEN his fresh features, you don’t imagine Diarmuid Scullion has built up the coaching experience he has for a man of 37.
T was the assembled members of the media in Garvaghey who wanted to talk about last season’s controversial All-Ireland final defeat to Kilmacud Crokes.
