Tag: Joe Sheridan
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Evidently nothing learned since 2010
It may be time for the GAA to go and learn from other sports again. Recently, this corner learned that both American Football and Basketball have in their arsenal a transgression called ‘Delay Of Game’. It means exactly what it says on the tin. Penalty for which, in the latter at least, means free throws […]
Brendan
#TheToughest, 1995, 2010 Leinster SFC Final, AIB GAA, All Ireland Club SFC, Andy Merrigan Cup, Boylan Talks Sport, Cavan, Charlie Redmond, Conor Clancy, Dara Mullin, Derek O’Mahony, Derry, Dublin, GAA, GAA2023, Glen, Joe Brolly, Joe Sheridan, JP Rooney, Kilmacud Crokes, Kilmainhamwood, Louth, Malachy O’Rourke, Martin Sludden, Meath GAA, Paddy Russell, Paul Mannion, Ray Cunningham, Referee, Robbie Brennan, Tiperary, Tom Fox, Tyrone, Ulster SFC Final 1997, Watty Grahams GFC -
Sorry Ma’m – there doesn’t appear to be any racing on the TV in the Royal Box
When you hear the words ‘Barbers Shop’, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Haircuts, obviously. Or possibly musical quartets. Though not necessarily those including Homer Simpson on the roof of Moe’s or Peter Griffin going around hospital wards. In this corner, mention of Barbers Shop evokes memories of what I think was Queen […]
Brendan
Ascot Gold Cup, Barbers Shop, Bloody Sunday 1921, Boris Johnson MP, Boylan Talks Sport, Christy Cooney, Croke Park, Cupla Focal, Devon Loch, Diana, Dick Francis, Dr David Kelly, Dublin Castle, Estimate, George W. Bush, Horse Racing, Iraq, IRELAND, Joe Sheridan, John Major, King Charles III, Liz Truss MP, Margaret Thatcher, Meghan Markle, News, Nicky Henderson, Northern Ireland, Prince Harry, Prince Of Wales, Prince William, Princess Catherine, Princess Of Wales, Queen Elizabeth II, Racing Post, Royal Ascot, Royal Family, Sir Michael Stoute, The Irish Field, The Troublrs, Tony Blair, Uachtairain CLG, WMD, World News -
Passion, enthusiasm and the knowledge to back it up
If you’ve ever been physically or emotionally invested in a sporting occasion, chances are the seminal moment in a given event may pass you by. Simply owing to being caught up in either joy or despair of whatever has just occurred. The point was made to somebody only recently that in the chaos that was […]
Brendan
12 Apostles, 1983, 1997, Antrim, Ballinlough GFC, Barry Regan, Boylan Talks Sport, Brendan Cummins, Brian Meade, Brian Talty, Canal End, Cathal O’Dwyer, Cian Ward, Colaiste Eoin, Colm O’Rourke, Conor Mortimer, Croke Park, Donaghmore, English & History teacher, GAA, Galway, Gerry Lennon, He’s A Meathman For Sure, Hogan Cup, Jody Devine, Joe Sheridan, John Gough, Kevin Mallon, Kevin Reilly, Kildare, LMFM Sport, LMFM Sunday Sport, Local Media, Local Sports, Meath GAA, Meath Minor 1973, Michael Meehan, Mike Finnerty, Navan, Oldcastle, Pairc Tailteann, Philip Treacy, Setanta Sport, Shane McKeigue, Shane O’Rourke, Shay Savage, St Gerald’s Castlebar, St Jarlath’s Tuam, St Patrick’s Classical School, Stephen Bray, There Is A God, Tommy Diver