ARMAGH’S proposed new training facility will be located in Portadown.
Fionnuala Carr – Stats will only take you so far
A good work ethic, and eagerness to improve are more important than stats according to Fionnuala Carr.
Exclusive: Armagh edge closer to centre of excellence
ARMAGH’S long search for a new centre of excellence has taken a significant step forward
Fionnuala Carr – Sport empowers women
Fionnuala Carr says it’s time for Women in the GAA to start putting their hands up for all the jobs, to change things for the better.
Tyrone senior camogie rises from the ashes
IT’S a matter of “getting the wheels back on the wagon” for Tyrone’s reformed senior camogie team, according to new manager Kieran Leadon. The Red Hands have reformed for 2017 after three years absence from the National Camogie League, and they begin their Division Three campaign away to Kerry on Sunday. While a range of […]
Kevin Cassidy: Have a pint, it’s only February
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy has said that players must avoid burning themselves out too early in terms of off-field dedication.
GAA Museum enters VR world
AN exciting new exhibit is to open at the GAA Museum at Croke Park in the coming months.
Opening shot – End GAA inequality
John Hughes says streamlining the associations will make life easier for everyone.
Five minutes with Armagh’s Rachael Merry
Rachael Merry is a big fan of Adidas, fake tan, and crisps
Kevin Cassidy: The CPA needs to carry a bigger threat
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy has argued that the Club Players Association must carry more of a threat if they are to become a successful organi