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September
September 2024
title race
Late Hoban penalty sees Derry City claim dramatic draw against Shamrock Rovers
Shamrock Rovers caught a glimpse of a critical three points, but home side dug in and grabbed a deserved draw.
RIP
Toto Schillaci broke Irish hearts and then we took him into ours
The passing of the legendary Italian striker is another reminder of the cultural significance of Italia 90.
New Instructions
GAA county teams face loss of home advantage if they breach off-season training ban
Analysis Stadium Saga
After Euro 2028 rejection, is Casement Park just a Celtic Tiger fever dream?
With growing apathy towards the project and the construction in inertia, a rethink is required with a new Casement Park.
Derry City
'Cuter than us in a lot of ways and influence decisions' - Higgins prepares for Shels clash
leona maguire
The first Irish woman to play in the Solheim Cup, now central to Europe's hopes of success
Leona Maguire has emerged as one of the biggest weapons of the European side.
Meet the new boss
'It was something you saw in front of your eyes' - Malachy O'Rourke gets started with Tyrone
All Ireland club winning manager is unveiled to media at the Garvaghy complex and is raring to get the work started.
by george
Nation holds its breath as Hamilton back rocking the mic for Premier Sports soccer coverage
Analysis Tyrone
Tyrone and Malachy O'Rourke - what both parties can expect from each other
The Fermanagh native becomes only the third management of the Red Hands in 22 years, and he enters one of the most pressured jobs in Gaelic football.
How the art and science of strength and conditioning has transformed Gaelic games
S&C coaches are among the most sought-after figures in the GAA, but why is this – and what exactly do they do?
Analysis classic
Ten years ago today - the best ever hurling final in Kilkenny Tipperary thriller?
The 2014 drawn final produced superlatives and wonder between the bluebloods of hurling.
August
August 2024
Friends Reunited
Four-year arrangement shows Micheál Donoghue sees Galway as a bit of a fixer-upper job
Analysis Red Hands
Tyrone set sights on Malachy O'Rourke as Feargal Logan and Brian Dooher exit
There are vacancies in Gaelic football and then there are vacancies – Tyrone is one of those.
column
Competitive Dad Syndrome causing GAA headaches when it comes to Go Games model
Director-General Tom Ryan has issued another warning to clubs about hosting tournaments that run against the Go Games ethos.
position vacant
Life after Colm O'Rourke as Meath get ready to name a successor as the next Royals manager
With a vacant managerial seat in Meath, the county board have to move fast in appointing a replacement.
Handball World Championships
The New Yorker, the English public schoolboy and the Tyrone man - Welcome to the handball world
With names such as Tywan Cook, ‘Nasty Naz’ Marston and Luke Thomson on their way to Limerick for the World Championships, handball is having a moment right now.
Analysis Time to say goodbye?
Meath at another crossroads as the endgame of Colm O'Rourke's tenure plays out
Chained to their past, Royals have to find a way towards their future.
