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“Let me tell you ’bout the cherry trees Every April in our town They put on the most outrageous clothes And they...

“He said I couldn’t play with a Plaster of Paris on my broken arm. So, before the throw-in, I went over to...

There was a loud knock on the door. And when Martin McGuinness got up from behind his desk in Stormont he was...

In Derry GAA, there will only ever be one Colm Mulholland. And in Leitrim there will only ever be one Packie McGarty....

“He was his father’s second son, his mother’s pride and joy. And all the girls adored him. Bandy! The Wild Colonial Boy.” Colm...

Written to mark 25 years since the Ulster SFC final of 1993. ***** Most men haven’t played in a county final. Very...

The building roar of the crowd as the ball sails between the posts. The gasps of amazement. The excitement of a close...

It was once said that he would push water up a hill if he thought it would stay there. And that his...

The Derry minor football team of 2000 were the eleventh in the county’s history to win the Ulster title. Two of their number...

The literal grassroots of the GAA are minded by some of its most treasured and fiercest volunteers. ***** “The field is mine”...