Tag: Trevor Brennan

  • It’s up to you to strike when the iron’s hot to your own benefit

    It’s up to you to strike when the iron’s hot to your own benefit

    There was a line doing the rounds some time ago – presumably with the stats to back it up – which maintained that Ladies Gaelic Football was the fastest growing sport in the country. In terms of participation numbers. Very understandable given the backing affixed to the sport by the likes of Lidl and TG4.…

  • Progress can mean different things to different people

    Progress can mean different things to different people

    In the overall annals of GAA history, one wonders where the Centenary Cup resides. For Meath however, it was without doubt the spring board for the greatest era in the county’s football history. Fast forward to the present day and Westmeath will be hoping that last year’s Tailteann Cup success will similarly set them on…

  • Common sense never lives up to its name

    Common sense never lives up to its name

    Former Meath and Dunboyne dual player Paul Fagan is now domiciled in Kildalkey. Soon, he will line out for TG4’s Underdogs against Davy Fitzgerald’s Waterford hurlers. Now read on… As far as hurling in Meath goes, P. Fagan has seen and done it all. Indeed, he did his bit for the GAA in London when…

  • Boylan’s Sporting Wordle No. 24

    Boylan’s Sporting Wordle No. 24

    Former Irish rugby international Trevor Brennan worked at what before things went professional. https://mywordle.strivemath.com/?word=iwcnxej

  • ROLLING DOWN MEMORY LANE

    ROLLING DOWN MEMORY LANE

    ANNOUNCEMENT It gives me great pleasure and no little pride to announce that my second book Rolling Down Memory Lane is hot off the presses and available to pre-order now. This book is the product of the first Covid-19 Lockdown of March 2020. With the world at a standstill, something had to be done to…