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Leave it to Mr O'Brien? | Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Goodbye and best wishes to County Roscommon

It was an eventful eight and a half years.  more >

‘Stick up for your own’ theory is influencing debate in the GAA

Always stick up for your own is something that’s deeply embedded in us.  more >

Supple is GAA’s God-send

Awards ceremonies dominate the GAA calendar over the winter months.  more >

GAA must soon realise that its fans are not soccer hooligans

Drastic action was called for during the All-Ireland hurling final.  more >

Relentless chase for reputable managers kicks off silly season

We’ll soon be in the middle of the GAA’s silly season.  more >

Less is more for some players

Experts in all areas of sport preach about the fact that getting rest is every bit as important as training itself.  more >

Identity crisis at Croke Park deepens

The GAA is now in the eighth month of what we presume is a year-long celebration of the Association’s 125th anniversary.  more >

Gospel according to Joe Brolly

When we watched him blowing kisses to the crowd after he scored a goal in the championship, we couldn’t make up our minds whether it was silly, stupid or just plain ridiculous.  more >

Shame on Minister Cullen

If Sports Minister Martin Cullen had a conscience, he’d burrow a tunnel somewhere and hide there for the foreseeable future.  more >

Why are so many players getting injured nowadays?

Once upon a time, players didn’t get injured as often.  more >



 

 

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