We’re back baby! The GAA is finally back on our screens after the Christmas break and just sprinkles of club games here and there – now we have a feast to choose from. The club season is of course still ongoing, but more importantly, it’s in the semi-final stages, and after this Sunday we will […]
2 years ago
The January blues are about to be lifted. January can be a depressing time but the good news is that inter-county football and hurling is back on our screens once again, even if it is just for the pre-season competitions. There will be some added interest to this year’s pre-league campaign, particularly in Ulster where […]
2 years ago
“We’re putting more risk on players with injuries.” Mayo legend Lee Keegan has suggested making some big changes to the current GAA calendar that could help prevent player burnout. The split season has brought with it loads of benefits, especially from a player’s point of view, but there are some elements of the previous structure […]
2 years ago
“They are tiring badly.” Former Tyrone star Peter Canavan has admitted that he is “Worried” following his county’s defeat to Roscommon last weekend in the National League. The Red Hands were three up at one stage in the second half, but then crumbled and leaked three goals, meaning that they are sitting bottom of Division […]
3 years ago
Derry 3-11 1-05 Tyrone. Tyrone’s hopes to rectify the wrongs of last season have been dampened by a poor performance in the McKenna Cup final against Derry. In a team that saw Darren McCurry return to the starting line up and boast other quality stars such as captain Padraig Hampsey and former Footballer of the […]
3 years ago
What a way to finish a game. Young Derry prospect Lachlan Murray kicked a wonder point in the dying seconds of his side’s McKenna Cup tie against Tyrone to book the Oak Leakers a place in the semi-finals. The McKenna Cup is often played in horrendous weather, and can be a cocktail of slips, mis-passes and […]
3 years ago