Neither of them have gone away – Sideline Cuts (27)

It’s the hope that kills you. At the start of every season, it’s in the DNA of a GAA fan to get a new transfusion of hope. Regardless of whether it’s club or county, whether new players have come in or you’ve actually lost some. There’s something woven into the GAA psyche which plants This… Read More Neither of them have gone away – Sideline Cuts (27)

Statements in Manchester and Munster, now it’s over to Meath

Before the cat jumps all the way out of the bag of its own accord, let’s provide the last nudge. I have returned to meaningful involvement with my local GAA club after a 15-year-hiatus. Part of which was enforced, another element thereof is old ground which doesn’t need to be ploughed up again. There may… Read More Statements in Manchester and Munster, now it’s over to Meath

Taylor takes top gong again but there were unlucky ones

Katie Taylor was crowned RTE Sportsperson Of The Year for the third time on Saturday night as another terrific twelve months of sporting success at local, national and international level was rightly commended. The history-making Bray lady remains undefeated 22 bouts into her professional pugilism career, adjacent to spectacular success in the amateur ranks which… Read More Taylor takes top gong again but there were unlucky ones