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The deal is about securing our future

BY JARLATH BURNS editor@gaeliclife.com IT LOOKS like the hostilities between the top players and the top table might finally be coming to an end with the amicable agreement which emerged from the ten weeks of talks between the GPA and the GAA. As...>>> more
 

The deal is about securing our future

BY JARLATH BURNS editor@gaeliclife.com IT LOOKS like the hostilities between the top players and the top table might finally be coming to an end with the amicable agreement which emerged from the ten weeks of talks between the GPA and the GAA. As...>>> more

We badly needed the GPA

By Rory Gallagher AT LAST week's GPA gala in Dublin, to mark ten years in existence, Dessie Farrell insinuated that it wouldn't be long until his group were under the official GAA umbrella. To me, that can only be a good thing. At the time the GPA...>>> more

We badly needed the GPA

By Rory Gallagher AT LAST week's GPA gala in Dublin, to mark ten years in existence, Dessie Farrell insinuated that it wouldn't be long until his group were under the official GAA umbrella. To me, that can only be a good thing. At the time the GPA...>>> more

Much ado about nothing

By Rory Gallagher IT MUST be the time of year or something, but I've been surprised at the outcry there has been this week about the incidents last Friday, when Carrickmore and Errigal Ciaran played the Tyrone senior league final. There's been no...>>> more

Much ado about nothing

By Rory Gallagher IT MUST be the time of year or something, but I've been surprised at the outcry there has been this week about the incidents last Friday, when Carrickmore and Errigal Ciaran played the Tyrone senior league final. There's been no...>>> more

It's time for a round-robin

By Rory Gallagher IT'S interesting to see that the age-old debate about whether or not to keep the provincial championships has reared its' head again this week. It seems that the topic always comes up either when Kerry win what is perceived to be...>>> more

No point throwing the book at Tadgh now

By Rory Gallagher TADGH Kennelly's revelation that he deliberately went in on Nicholas Murphy at the start of the All-Ireland final has caused a bit of an outcry, but let's keep some perspective on things. It's not the cleverest thing he came out...>>> more

No point throwing the book at Tadgh now

By Rory Gallagher TADGH Kennelly's revelation that he deliberately went in on Nicholas Murphy at the start of the All-Ireland final has caused a bit of an outcry, but let's keep some perspective on things. It's not the cleverest thing he came out...>>> more

Makings of a classic

By Rory Gallagher It's certainly not the final pairing too many would have predicted at the start of the year, but I've a feeling we could be in for an All-Ireland final between Cork and Kerry that will be remembered for all the right reasons this...>>> more

Glory of the club finals

By Rory Gallagher I NEVER got to a senior final in Fermanagh, the closest we got was to the last four. So the first final I was involved in, was in Dublin with St Brigid's. I was about 23 at that stage and had plenty of football played by then, so...>>> more

We are in for a cracker!

By Jarlath Burns IT MUST be hard for those who hate/do not rate/are jealous of Kerry to see them once again in the All Ireland final. The county which has won the most (35), but also lost the most (17) All Irelands and truly deserving of the title...>>> more

Remember burnout?

By Rory Gallagher THINGS might be coming to a conclusion on the inter-county scene, but the next six months can often be the most difficult time for a player as they're pulled from pillar to post by the various teams they play for. For all their...>>> more

Tyrone need to rediscover the hunger

By Rory Gallagher PEOPLE will be quick to write off Tyrone after the manner of their loss to Cork, but I'd say write them off at your peril. One thing about Tyrone is that they almost seem to have to be hurt to come back from it and be successful,...>>> more

Tyrone need to rediscover the hunger

By Rory Gallagher PEOPLE will be quick to write off Tyrone after the manner of their loss to Cork, but I'd say write them off at your peril. One thing about Tyrone is that they almost seem to have to be hurt to come back from it and be successful,...>>> more

This could be a modern classic

By Rory Gallagher I HAVE to say I'm really looking forward to this weekend's match between Cork and Tyrone, maybe more than any other match so far this year. It will be just so interesting to see how Mickey Harte chooses to play it, what approach he...>>> more

This could be a modern classic

By Rory Gallagher I HAVE to say I'm really looking forward to this weekend's match between Cork and Tyrone, maybe more than any other match so far this year. It will be just so interesting to see how Mickey Harte chooses to play it, what approach he...>>> more

Tyrone are blessed

By Jarlath Burns IMAGINE this for a problem. You're a county manager with two midfielders who scored 1-5 between them in their last match. One of them has three All-stars, two for midfield and one for full-forward. He's been put back into midfield...>>> more

There was nothing Antrim could do

BY RORY GALLAGHER comment@gaeliclife.com ANTRIM put up a good display and they never gave in but they will be disappointed that they let Tyrone blow them away in the first ten or 12 minutes. After that, while they were competitive, they never...>>> more

There was nothing Antrim could do

BY RORY GALLAGHER comment@gaeliclife.com ANTRIM put up a good display and they never gave in but they will be disappointed that they let Tyrone blow them away in the first ten or 12 minutes. After that, while they were competitive, they never...>>> more

Antrim have room for improvement but it won't be enough

| THINK this Tyrone side are the best team that I have seen since the Meath team of the late 80s. This particular bunch of players are as good as there is. It's hard to compare them to the teams of 2003 and 2005, because there are nine or ten...>>> more

Antrim a real breath of fresh air

SO IT'S Antrim now who will run out in Clones on Ulster final day. The fact that they'll be there before even considering the prospect that they might beat Tyrone is reason enough to rejoice. The Saffron army has breathed new life into what was...>>> more

Antrim a real breath of fresh air

SO IT'S Antrim now who will run out in Clones on Ulster final day. The fact that they'll be there before even considering the prospect that they might beat Tyrone is reason enough to rejoice. The Saffron army has breathed new life into what was...>>> more

Joe Brolly: A great bunch of lads

By Joe Brolly I wasn't able to go to Clones last week. Instead I was chairman of the judging panel for the Edendork club's Strictly Come Dancing at St Malachy's Hall. While Antrim were making short work of Cavan, I was watching heavy breasted ladies...>>> more

Joe Brolly: A great bunch of lads

By Joe Brolly I wasn't able to go to Clones last week. Instead I was chairman of the judging panel for the Edendork club's Strictly Come Dancing at St Malachy's Hall. While Antrim were making short work of Cavan, I was watching heavy breasted ladies...>>> more

Antrim in Ulster Final on merit

By Rory Gallagher LAST Saturday, Antrim gave the most complete performance of any team, outside of Tyrone, in the provincial Championship this year. When you look at their players I don't think it was that big a surprise. They have St Gall's lads and...>>> more

Antrim in Ulster Final on merit

By Rory Gallagher LAST Saturday, Antrim gave the most complete performance of any team, outside of Tyrone, in the provincial Championship this year. When you look at their players I don't think it was that big a surprise. They have St Gall's lads and...>>> more

Derry are going nowhere fast

By Rory Gallagher What a disappointment last Sunday's match between Tyrone and Derry at Casement Park proved to be. To me the biggest story and the most disappointing thing to come from the game is the fact that Derry have not improved one bit...>>> more

Derry are going nowhere fast

By Rory Gallagher What a disappointment last Sunday's match between Tyrone and Derry at Casement Park proved to be. To me the biggest story and the most disappointing thing to come from the game is the fact that Derry have not improved one bit...>>> more

Fermanagh firing blanks

By Rory Gallagher THE Cavan and Fermanagh match was by far the poorest game of the Ulster Championship so far. I think Cavan deserved to win the game and in fact they probably deserved to win it by a few points more. Last week's loss leaves...>>> more