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  • Bernard Brogan

  • Darran O'Sullivan

  • Lar Corbett

  • Paul Galvin

  • Aidan O'Shea

  • Ewan MacKenna

  • Tony Leen

  • Emmet Ryan

  • Mayo GAA blog

  • Colm Cooper

  • Paul Flynn

  • Ciaran Murphy

  • Cóilín Duffy

  • Tommy Callaghan

  • John Fogarty

  • Kieran McSweeney

  • Michael Foley

  • Shane Stapleton

  • Jackie Cahill

  • Denis Hurley

  • Darren Sweetnam

  • Eoin Cadogan

  • Daithi Regan

  • Gemma Ní Chionnaith

  • Anthony Masterson

  • James Skehill

  • Cyril Donnellan

  • Fergal Lynch

  • Donal Og Cusack

  • Steven McDonnell

  • Brian McDonnell

  • Shane McGrath

  • Pauric Lodge

  • Tomás Quinn

  • Des Cahill

  • Ciaran Lyng

  • Thomas Keane

  • Alan Dillon

  • Kevin McLoughlin

  • Sharon O'Keeffe

  • Alan Walsh

  • Eddie Brennan

  • Conor Deegan

  • Oisin Langan

  • Michael Murphy

  • Karl Lacey

  • Mark McHugh

  • Aindreas Doyle

  • TheScoreGAA

  • Ben Brosnan

Who have we missed? Let us know in the comments section below.

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    paddy murphy
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    Dec 16th 2012, 1:36 PM

    @liamwatson5 , that mad full forward from Antrim serious hurler & very funny tweeter!

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    Michelle McMahon
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    Dec 16th 2012, 3:03 PM

    Where’s Marty Morrissey??

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    siobhan o mahony
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    Dec 16th 2012, 1:02 PM

    Sean Quinn??

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    Dave
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    Dec 16th 2012, 1:10 PM

    An spailpin fanach. Perhaps off this list because it is a mix of both footie and politics. But a seriously good writer on any topic Imho.

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    Andrew Smyth
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    Dec 16th 2012, 3:44 PM

    Nice touch with the last one. Barry Cahill is also worth following.

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    Ciarán O' Regan
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    Dec 16th 2012, 3:49 PM

    Not a person but Avondhu GAA in Cork…great source of info for all news involving any club from the division

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    Tom Finnerty
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    Dec 16th 2012, 7:46 PM

    GAA bog warriors

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    Kathy Butler
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    Dec 30th 2012, 6:29 PM

    Try @thefielder2 @ciaranlen! Excellent!

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