Danny Hughes: Nothing personal in football? You must be joking

Danny Hughes

HOW do we deal with criticism? After all, it's inevitable – a bit like death and taxes.

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Great memories of football inter-pros brought to book

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Brendan Crossan: Collie Donnelly and Terry Reilly made a difference as they leave Antrim's stage

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John McEntee: Ulster finalists Gaoth Dobhair and Scotstown deserved a better surface than the one they got

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Danny Hughes: Gaoth Dobhair's Kevin Cassidy proof that age doesn't have to be a barrier to glory with the club

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Danny Hughes: Gaoth Dobhair's Kevin Cassidy proof that age doesn't have to be a barrier to glory with the club

Kevin Farrell 05 Dec, 2018

I WOULD say that it will be some time before Gaoth Dobhair stop celebrating a glorious Ulster Club final win over Scotstown.

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Brendan Crossan - The Boot Room 30 Nov, 2018

SATURDAY mornings in our house used to be known as the Great Lie In....

Enda McGinley: Gaoth Dobhair can edge enticing Ulster Club football final

Enda McGinley 30 Nov, 2018

THE rule changes for Gaelic football are undoubtedly an important topic and every man and his dog will have an opinion.

John McEntee: GPA needs to be more influential in rules change process

John McEntee 29 Nov, 2018

ONCE again the GAA’s Standing Committee on Playing Rules announces proposed changes to how football is to be played and once more the announcement is met with fierce opposition.

Kenny Archer: Stop kicking experimental rules and start kicking the ball more

Kenny Archer 28 Nov, 2018

THE death of Gaelic football. How many times have we listened to that lament? And then gone to the games? The sport has had more revivals than the love-child of Lazarus and Frank Sinatra. Remem...

Danny Hughes: Onus should be on managers to change the GAA's rules

Danny Hughes 28 Nov, 2018

GAELIC football doesn’t have a rules problem. Gaelic football, unlike hurling, has an identity problem. Football has become too many things to too many people. We want defensive systems, we don...

Kicking Out: 2020 vision: The way the fixtures calendar could look in 2020, if the GAA are prepared to listen

Cahair O'Kane 27 Nov, 2018

LAST week, the UK’s Supreme Court threw out an attempt by the British government’s Brexit secretary to block a European court from hearing a case on whether article 50 – which triggered the UK’s mindless upcoming-departure from the EU – can legally be reversed.