Donegal chiarman urges patience in fight against Covid

Gerry McLaughlin

Donegal clubs may well see no action until at least the middle, if not the end, of June.

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Former Tyrone defender PJ Quinn recalls the pressures of inter-county role

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The sound of small feet and thud of an O'Neill's football at Rossa Park

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The sound of small feet and thud of an O'Neill's football at Rossa Park

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IN the words of that great St Gall’s veteran Mickey Culbert, there's no better feeling than the feeling of grass under your feet.

From purgatory to glory to life in Doha: The Ryan Bradley story

12 Apr, 2021

RYAN Bradley sat staring out the side of the bus as it crawled through the Clones cavalcade.

U20 and minor grades need dates to keep players engaged: Derry U20 boss Paddy Bradley

Brendan Crossan 12 Apr, 2021

DERRY football’s U20 manager Paddy Bradley has expressed his frustration at the lack of clarity around the resumption of play for the younger county grades and says there is growing concern over whether the U20 and minor championships will be played in 2021.

Schools: on your marks, Irish News Coaching Days initiative is set to run

The Irish News 10 Apr, 2021

ANY kids up for a bit of quality Gaelic Games coaching? We bet you are and after the last few months of inactivity, the Irish News School Coaching Days competition is sure to be more popular than ever.

St Joseph's turning to rugby forced GAA to accept Sigerson Cup change

Cahair O'Kane 10 Apr, 2021

IN 1965, St Joseph’s teacher training college had an influx of brilliant young players.

The ironies of Pat McGuckin's lost Sigerson adventure

Cahair O'Kane 10 Apr, 2021

NO matter should it take him until 10 o'clock at night to get his hands on it, Pat McGuckin's days don't begin until he's read The Irish News.

GAA must accept some share of blame for breaches insists John McEntee

Neil Loughran 10 Apr, 2021

THE GAA has to accept a share of the blame for breaches of Covid training regulations because of the “win at all costs” mentality within the Association, according to Armagh All-Ireland winner John McEntee.

A good day to bury bad news, but GAA must make up for 'reputational damage'

Neil Loughran 09 Apr, 2021

IN terms of choreography, yesterday might have ended up a good day to bury bad news as the GAA unveiled its revamped fixtures masterplan – but there was no escaping the “reputational damage” caused by the latest training breach storm according to president Larry McCarthy.

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