By Micheal Clifford It is said that a legacy is not about leaving something for people but leaving something in people. A GAA club far from Ireland’s shores intends to remind the world of the absolute truth in that snippet of wisdom as they seek to produce a documentary on

By Micheal Clifford Making their own piece of glory on Sunday will be foremost on the minds of the Tyrone minor footballers, but if they do so they might remind once more of history’s capacity to rhyme. With the Dalata Hotel Group U20 title already in the bag, a win

By Cian O’Connell Croke Park will always matter to Pat Nolan. During last Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC Quarter-Finals at GAA headquarters, Nolan was part of the action. Nolan, Gaelic Games Correspondent for the Irish Daily Mirror, is normally high up in level seven of the Hogan Stand in a working brief.

By Cian O’Connell It simply started having fun. With Anthony Finnerty on the line, it wasn’t going to be any other way. Success and county underage titles were gleaned by a decent Salthill-Knocknacarra crop along the way with Galway eventually grateful for the emergence of Rob Finnerty and John Maher