The Gooch celebrates, Galway and Waterford battle, while Cluxton consoles Cavanagh. SPORTSFILE
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IT’S ON THE go now for over two decades and ‘A Season Of Sundays’ remains a brilliant production for anyone looking to reflect on the GAA year.
The team of photographers at Sportsfile have again released their collection of images chronicling the highs and low, joy and heartbreak of the 2017 GAA season.
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From Colm Cooper’s joy at finally making an All-Ireland club breakthrough to the Waterford despair at missing out on Liam MacCarthy Cup, there are also appearances from Davy Fitzgerald, Rena Buckley and Andy Moran.
6. Wexford supporter John Thomas waits outside the dressing-room for autographs after their game with Limerick
7. Seán Brennan leads the celebrations after Cuala’s All-Ireland hurling breakthrough
8. Waterford’s Thomas O’Gorman and Cork’s Michael Shields after the Rebels scraped through in Dungarvan
9. Tyrone’s Aidan McCrory sees his shot blocked by Derry defender Niall Keenan
10. A diving block by Westmeath’s Gary Greville to stop Tipperary’s Aidan McCormack
11. Donegal goalkeeper Mark Anthony McGinley stretches to catch the ball against Meath
12. Brian Cody near the end of Kilkenny’s championship road against Waterford
13. An upset in Salthill as Roscommon claim a memorable Connacht senior final victory
14. Johnny Buckley in Croke Park gets the ball away under pressure from Gary O’Donnell
15. Two of the greats of Gaelic football after the All-Ireland semi-final as Stephen Cluxton consoles Sean Cavanagh
16. Galway and Waterford players battle for aerial possession in Croke Park
17. A tough day for Waterford’s Pauric Mahony and Derek McGrath
18. But there’s plenty Galway celebrations for Joe Canning and his nephew Jack
19. Rena Buckley becomes the first player to captain a county to All-Ireland senior wins in both codes
20. Three-in-a-row glory for Dublin footballers Dean Rock and Ciaran Kilkenny
21. Mayo’s star forward Andy Moran with his daughter Charlotte after more All-Ireland disappointment
The42 has just published its first book, Behind The Lines, a collection of some of the year’s best sports stories. Pick up your copy in Eason’s, or order it here today (€10):
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Gooch glory and Cluxton consoles Cavanagh - 21 of the best pics from A Season Of Sundays 2017
IT’S ON THE go now for over two decades and ‘A Season Of Sundays’ remains a brilliant production for anyone looking to reflect on the GAA year.
The team of photographers at Sportsfile have again released their collection of images chronicling the highs and low, joy and heartbreak of the 2017 GAA season.
From Colm Cooper’s joy at finally making an All-Ireland club breakthrough to the Waterford despair at missing out on Liam MacCarthy Cup, there are also appearances from Davy Fitzgerald, Rena Buckley and Andy Moran.
Here’s a preview of some of the images in this year’s book and you can get information here on how to get your hands on a copy.
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1. It was a glorious St Patrick’s Day for Dr Crokes and Colm Cooper
2. Kildare fan Jennifer Malone gets a selfie with manager Cian O’Neill after their league match with Clare
3. Davy Fitzgerald celebrates Wexford’s landmark win over Kilkenny
4. Conal Kelly, son of Louth manager Colin, keeps his eye on the ball before the Leinster opener with Wicklow
5. Footballer of the Year Andy Moran had Kerry’s Mark Griffin for company back in February
6. Wexford supporter John Thomas waits outside the dressing-room for autographs after their game with Limerick
7. Seán Brennan leads the celebrations after Cuala’s All-Ireland hurling breakthrough
8. Waterford’s Thomas O’Gorman and Cork’s Michael Shields after the Rebels scraped through in Dungarvan
9. Tyrone’s Aidan McCrory sees his shot blocked by Derry defender Niall Keenan
10. A diving block by Westmeath’s Gary Greville to stop Tipperary’s Aidan McCormack
11. Donegal goalkeeper Mark Anthony McGinley stretches to catch the ball against Meath
12. Brian Cody near the end of Kilkenny’s championship road against Waterford
13. An upset in Salthill as Roscommon claim a memorable Connacht senior final victory
14. Johnny Buckley in Croke Park gets the ball away under pressure from Gary O’Donnell
15. Two of the greats of Gaelic football after the All-Ireland semi-final as Stephen Cluxton consoles Sean Cavanagh
16. Galway and Waterford players battle for aerial possession in Croke Park
17. A tough day for Waterford’s Pauric Mahony and Derek McGrath
18. But there’s plenty Galway celebrations for Joe Canning and his nephew Jack
19. Rena Buckley becomes the first player to captain a county to All-Ireland senior wins in both codes
20. Three-in-a-row glory for Dublin footballers Dean Rock and Ciaran Kilkenny
21. Mayo’s star forward Andy Moran with his daughter Charlotte after more All-Ireland disappointment
The42 has just published its first book, Behind The Lines, a collection of some of the year’s best sports stories. Pick up your copy in Eason’s, or order it here today (€10):
From Kerry school claiming All-Ireland title to Kildare club securing Leinster football glory
Quiz: How well do you remember the 2017 GAA club championship action?
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