SEPARATING it from the All-Ireland series would devalue the Ulster Football Championship and strip away its unique passion and excitement, says Ulster secretary Brian McAvoy.
ANTRIM'S Conor McCann says more work is needed to resolve issues for dual players, but feels the split GAA season is a good start on the path to solving the fixtures conundrum.
HE may be the Hurler of the Year-elect after a series of scintillating displays in Limerick’s Liam MacCarthy Cup triumph last month, but Gearóid Hegarty admits it was his early inter-county experiences with the big ball that moulded him into the player he is today.
ULSTER University GAA president John 'Tommy Joe' Farrell admitted confirmation that third level competitions had been called off for the remainder of the academic year due to the Covid-19 pandemic “hadn’t come as a shock”.
DUBLIN star Con O’Callaghan insists he would have no arguments if the start of the National Football League is put back – or if the League doesn’t happen at all – amid a Covid-19 surge in Ireland.
Many may, with some justification, be annoyed at the self-indulgence of some footballers, male and female, and wonder if everyone really is playing by the same rules.