Tag: Declan Bonner

• Seeing too much of yourself in others

  

  My mind often fluctuates in thought regarding how Meath’s greatest ever team – that at their zenith between 1986 and 1991 – would fair out in the Gaelic football of today. Part of me thinks they wouldn’t last jig time owing to a combination of snowflakes having the game sanitised to a point of no […]

  Brendan

  May 10, 2022

  Hurling

  Aaron Gillane, Anthony Daly, Boylan Talks Sport, Cavan, Cian Lynch, Clones, Colm Bonnar, Dalo, Declan Bonner, Donegal, Fitzgibbon Cup, GAA, Gaelic Grounds, Galway, Gearoid Hegarty, John Kiely, John P McManus, Limerick, Mickey Graham, Munster SHC, Patrickswell, Raymond Galligan, Ronan Maher, Tipperary, Ulster SFC

• Donegal’s day today but Tyrone have time

  Donegal 1-13 Tyrone 1-11 First things first, hats off to both sides for producing a commendably entertaining game of football in atrocious conditions. On a day which recalled the mudbath Ulster Final between Derry and Donegal, a match producing 26 scores was quite an achievement. In the end, Donegal’s extra mileage in such scenarios was […]

  Brendan

  November 1, 2020

  GAA

  Andrew McLean, Cathal McShane, Ciaran Thompson, Conor McKenna, Darragh Canavan, Declan Bonner, Donegal, GAA, GAA2020, Michael Murphy, Mickey Harte, Oisin Gallen, Padraig Hampsey, Tyrone, Ulster SFC