new york gaa
'I definitely looked up to Mark and Ambrose when I was younger': Down days driving Mathers as New York journey continues in Carlow
CARLOW may be calling this weekend - but Tiarnan Mathers’s heart skipped a beat when New York were originally pulled out to face Down during Sunday evening’s Tailteann Cup preliminary quarter-final draw
Galway's star-studded attack can sink a buoyant Roscommon at the Hyde
Connacht SFC semi-final: Roscommon v Galway (Hyde Park, 4pm Sunday) The Rossies are on a high after upsetting Mayo, but Galway have been waiting, watching, and preparing. The Tribe should march on into yet another final.
Tributes paid to 'Mr Donegal in New York' Donal Gallagher
THERE has been widespread sadness in New York and his native Killybegs at the sad passing of Donal Gallagher, one of Donegal GAA’s greatest legends in New York.
Cleveland or Clones? NFL star Patrick Murray dreamt of winning the Sam Maguire with Monaghan
PAT MURRAY, the placekicker for the Cleveland Browns, sat in the players’ lounge engrossed in a battle being fought thousands of miles away.
New York make return to Championship action in Ireland in Tailteann Cup quarter-final
Tailteann Cup quarter-final Saturday Offaly v New York (O'Connor Park, 2pm) New York will play their game of Championship football on Irish soil for 21 years when they rock up in Tullamore today.
New York state of mind: Cunningham back on county scene far from Down
THE mere mention of Wall Street can send the mind careering off in a million different directions.
New York, New York... Armagh native Johnny McGeeney guides Bronx club St Barnabas to Big Apple double
IF you can make it there you can make it anywhere, as Sinatra sang.