Patrick Morrison: The Future is Now!


BACK in the summer of 2016, Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney came under enormous criticism for playing outfield player, Paul Courtney, in goal for our Ulster Senior Football quarter-final game versus Cavan. The game was played in the blistering heat of Breffini Park on Sunday, May 29 and Paul’s rampaging runs deep into the Cavan rearguard had the […]


The power of sport: The Rochelle Mullaney story


THERE are two answers to the question ‘why do you play Gaelic games?’ Some will say they do it as they enjoy competing, challenging themselves and winning silverware. Others will say they do it as they love the network of friends and supports their sport provides them, while they get to represent their communities and their counties. […]


Ulster GAA: Make sure your club is prepared for funding opportunities


UNDERTAKING large physical developments is not for every club right now, but if you have identified that your club needs to improve its facilities then it is important that the club are ready to avail of any monies available. The availability of funding from public bodies may be limited following the current crisis, however. This […]


Skelton: Tyrone’s safe pair of hands


By Niall Gartland THE greatest Tyrone goalie of them all? Well, he’s certainly in the conversation. Aidan Skelton plied his trade for Tyrone during the eighties – a time when catch and kick ruled, a time when positions actually meant something, and a time when a goalkeeper’s primary remit was to give the ball an […]