Teams like Tyrone and Dublin have had the most effective benches in recent seasons, and that has been clear in results.
PGthePT: Beware of trying to ‘catch up’
July 5, 2020
Teams are returning to action but players must make sure they have a clear plan in place
Patrick Morrison: Are you ready?
July 5, 2020
Patrick Morrison outlines how to make sure you are prepared for that first throw-in
My GAA Life… with Derry’s Liam Hinphey
July 4, 2020
Liam Og Hinphey answers some questions about his playing career.
Five Minutes With… Antrim’s James McNaughton
July 4, 2020
Name: James McNaughton Age: 23 Occupation: Cad Detailer Teams played for: Antrim, Loughguile, Jordanstown, Advertisement Game you most enjoyed playing in? Championship semi-final 2018 vs Dunloy Game you least enjoyed playing in? U21 championship final vs Dunloy 2017 What’s the worst pitch you’ve ever played on? Opening league game vs Wicklow in the national league […]
Cumann Chat: Battle lines drawn, crowds and clubs stepping up to the plate
July 4, 2020
Battle lines are being drawn THE 2020 season was meant to be a year when we all accepted that things were not going to be normal and that we had to work together to ensure some sort of action for both clubs and counties. However, some county managers (note: NOT ALL) seem to be taking […]
A Grand Old Team To Play For: Loughgiel end 21 years of hurt
July 4, 2020
They hadn’t won a senior championship in 21 years, but in 2010 that all changed.
McNaughton thankful for return to ‘normality
July 3, 2020
By Ronan Scott ANTRIM hurler James McNaughton has said that he missed the craic with his team-mates while in lockdown. The relaxed rules in Ireland means that teams have returned to collective training in the last week. Club competitions are due to start in July and run through to August and September. Then inter-county action […]
A revolutionary plan for Derry – less training, happier players
July 3, 2020
Peter Doherty reveals that in his application to be Derry manager he proposed that players would do all their hard training with their clubs.
Ward labels Tyrone winner-takes-all encounter a ‘blockbuster’
July 3, 2020
By Frank Craig CAOLAN Ward didn’t believe the stakes could get any higher in a Donegal versus Tyrone Ulster SFC tangle. But with the backdoor rug now pulled out from under the 2020 All-Ireland Championship’s feet, both sides will put their seasons on the line in what remains one of, if not the most heated […]