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

By Cian O’Connell “The numbers across Britain are up nearly 28 per cent in the last four or five years, and in London, it is 20 per cent, the number of youth registrations,” explains London GAA Community Development Administrator (CDA) Cormac Duffy. “That probably shows what we're doing is working

By Cian O’Connell "We did 80 interviews, each one is a minimum of two hours,” Crossing the Line Film’s John Murray explains about the Hell for Leather series being broadcast on Monday evenings. Exploring the history of Gaelic Football, the tales that exist, Murray outlines the value and relevance of

By Micheál Clifford They may be pointless heading into this weekend, but Clare's journey to Laois Hire O’Moore Park this Sunday feels crucial for captain Eoin Cleary. In one sense it is familiar ground heading into the final round of the group stages, rooted at the bottom of Group Three