Community ‘raw with grief’ as girl dies in Donegal crash
A community in Co Donegal is said to be “raw with grief” after a seven-year-old girl died and three other people, including a two-year-old girl, were seriously injured in a road crash
Mulroy gears up for clash with former coach McGuinness
The euphoria surrounding Louth’s Leinster title victory following a 68-year wait may have presented some problems in terms of readjusting for the perils of the group phase. Louth’s 2025 season will go
Burns praises CCCC following McGuinness criticism
GAA President Jarlath Burns has praised the work of the CCCC (Central Competitions Control Committee) after criticism was voiced over selection of neutral venues at the weekend. Last Sunday, Donegal manager Jim
CCCC chief defends Donegal venue decision
The chairperson of the Central Competitions Control Committee, Brian Carroll, has defended the GAA’s venue selection for Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC clash between Donegal and Mayo. Donegal edged to a one-point win over
Want more than cúpla focal? 3 courses for grown ups
You can follow as many Tiktok accounts as you like but there is no replacement for sitting down with a group of other language learners to get more comfortable with using your
Record 89 beaches, ten marinas awarded Blue Flag
A record number of beaches and marinas have been awarded a Blue Flag this year. A total of 89 beaches and ten marinas obtained the coveted accolade – five more than last
Keegan: ‘Group of life’ no boon to Kerry’s hopes
Many Kerry fans will have been delighted to see the Kingdom avoid the ‘group of death’ in Thursday’s draw for the All-Ireland SFC, but former Mayo star and RTÉ analyst Lee Keegan
Galway and Donegal should flex All-Ireland muscle
Last weekend we saw a couple of teams with All-Ireland ambitions get a first championship run out, but what we can deduce of their title credentials is hard to tell. Con O’Callaghan
