Life And Sport From An Armchair View
Following on from my first piece relating to the new President of the GAA, Jarlath Burns, as promised, I do have a broader wish list of what I'd hope/like to see the former Armagh midfielder address during his stewardship of the Association. Before going forward to that though, let me first go back to that... Continue Reading →
A WEEK OF BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS IN MEATH This corner has an admission to make - the current incarnation of the Split Season has been a lot easier on the mental health than was the case with its maiden voyage. Why exactly that is can't actually be defined but, of late, the processes of putting things... Continue Reading →
When Meath broke through to the big time in Gaelic football circa 1986, I was five. Not a jot is recalled of the wet day Dublin were eventually usurped, but once this corner was properly attuned to the goings on of such matters - which in truth was the following year - the importance of... Continue Reading →
It will be a case of familiarity prompting caution when Meath take on either Longford or Carlow in their opening joust of the 2021 Leinster SFC. The road map for a return to the playing fields became a modicum clearer this week with the staggered roll out of the Championship draws in both football and... Continue Reading →
There's 28 minutes left in April 16th as I begin tapping this post out on the tablet. 27 years ago today, I made my Confirmation. For that occasion, I wore a white shirt and maroon waist coat. Needless to say, the rigout was purchased well in advance of the big day. It's just as well,... Continue Reading →