Podcast : Eamon Wallace on his career so far
The day after Meath’s comprehensive win over Wicklow, Meath senior footballer Eamon Wallace sat down with me to have a chat about his career to
Tom Gannon May 13, 2022 No Comments
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Benefits of living in Tyrrelstown
According to figures published by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, the number of people accessing State-funded emergency accommodation as of March 2022
Lucky Imasuen May 13, 2022 No Comments
OPINION: Stream On: The story of how the GAA adopted live streaming, and why it should continue post-pandemic
The GAA, like all major sporting organisations, has experienced a turbulent period throughout the course of the Covid-19 pandemic. From curtailed, shortened competitions across all
John Moynihan May 10, 2022 No Comments
Podcast: Aisling O’Reilly reflects on her Journey so far in Sports Reporting.
Last Friday I sat down with Off The Ball Presenter and fellow Ratoath native Aisling O’Reilly for a catch up on her amazing progression over
Tom Gannon March 9, 2022 No Comments
Back to Play Naomh Eanna GAA
The 26th of April set the return of play for underage teams to get back into the field for training in pods of five. There
Aoife Parle May 24, 2021 8 Comments
Training in a Pandemic.
The GAA has been the cornerstone of most parishes and counties for decades. However, when Covid hit Ireland in March 2020 most training came to
Caoimhe Harney April 23, 2021 No Comments
Female Gaelic Games Players receive equal funding.
Female gaelic games players are set to receive the same amount of funding as their male counterparts. Under the current model, male players receive €1,200
Caoimhe Harney April 16, 2021 No Comments
Who is your 2021 All-Ireland champion?
With the Premier league and European rugby nearing the end of another season, Irish sports fans have nervously awaited any news regarding the return of
Rory Corbett April 16, 2021 No Comments
Top 5 Greatest Intercounty Hurlers of the last decade
There is no doubt that the last ten years have seen an evolution of hurling. Intercounty are some of the fastest and skilful hurlers we
Aoife Parle April 1, 2021 1 Comment
RTÉ are showing sporting classics from years gone by.
The cancellation of all sporting events due to the international COVID-19 crisis has devastated fans all over the Globe. The lockdown stopped the Soccer season
Jennifer Houlihan May 9, 2020 No Comments
Interview with a Cavan footballer.
A huge talking point in the world of Gaelic games at present, is the training demand s which are placed upon the players. Initially people
Frankie Brooks February 29, 2020 No Comments
Interactive Map of All-Ireland Club Championship Winners
In celebration of the toughest sports competition on our island – the All-Ireland football club championship – we’ve mapped all of the previous winners from
Patrick Reid April 22, 2019 No Comments
Gender equality has not been reached in Gaelic football but ladies’ game is becoming more popular
Gender equality has not yet been reached in Gaelic football, but winning an All-Ireland has vindicated the huge commitment of inter-county football for Fiona Hudson
Mícheál Ó Scannáil April 17, 2019 No Comments
Glasnevin Parishoners Concerned Over Metro Plans
Local parishioners are concerned about the impact the planned Metro North project will have on their ability to attend mass and to go about their
Patrick Reid March 30, 2019 No Comments
Scoil Uí Chonaill – A unique GAA club in Dublin
Our national sport has clubs in valleys, villages and when district parishes combine. In cities throughout the country clubs have a mix of those from
Josh Crosbie April 17, 2018 No Comments
A Night of Fundraising in True Community Spirit
Ireland has no shortage of small towns and villages and within these towns and villages, GAA is no laughing matter. So when a local club
Andrea Wright April 4, 2018 1 Comment