By Alan Rodgers WHAT a difference a year has made for star Tyrone attacker Niamh O’Neill whose player of the match display in the All-Ireland Intermediate final on Sunday was in such stark contrast to ...

LOUTH GAA were praised for their parting message to Ger Brennan after he was appointed as Dublin football manager. On Friday, Brennan was revealed as successor to Dessie Farrell, who stepped down ...

Brennan is the first man to manage Dublin having previously taken charge of another county team since Tommy Lyons in 2001 – ...

After watching on from the outside as they lost to Leitrim at the same stage of the competition 12 months ago, Niamh O’Neill was back to play a starring role for Tyrone in their TG4 All-Ireland ...

Previously the Tyrone captain in 2022, O'Neill wasn’t initially part of the set-up when their Lidl National Football League ...

This year on August 16 17, the performers in Croke Park will not be hurlers or footballers. They will be Oasis in concert.

After missing last season, Niamh O'Neill played a starring role for the Red Hands this year, kicking seven points in their ...

And this is something that the Armagh camogie side are acutely aware of as they prepare to take on Laois in the Premier Junior All-Ireland Final shoot-out at Croke Park on Sunday (1pm). Armagh have ...

Losing an All-Ireland Final is a strange place to find yourself in. It can warp the way you view the following season and the ambitions you have.