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Cathal Mullaney

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Journalist at Off The Ball

Sports broadcaster and journalist ๐ŸŽ™

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  • 2 weeks ago | westernpeople.ie | Cathal Mullaney

    โ€œA lot of football success is in the mind,โ€ Bill Shankly once said, when speaking about his time as Liverpool manager as the club started to establish itself as a powerhouse in the 1960s. โ€œYou must believe that you are the best and then make sure that you are, in my time at Liverpool we always said we had the best two teams in Merseyside, Liverpool and Liverpool reserves.โ€ย Shankly is a revered figure around Anfield, where his memory is immortalised in the form of a statue outside the ground.

  • 3 weeks ago | westernpeople.ie | Cathal Mullaney

    For the final time, the football championship group stage will begin this weekend. The much maligned format โ€“ first introduced in 2023 โ€“ will cease at the end of this campaign with Congress deciding to introduce something resembling the old qualifier format for next season. There has been a lot of tinkering with the format of football's blue riband competition over the last 25 years, but the group stage format has had its benefits.

  • 1 month ago | westernpeople.ie | Cathal Mullaney

    Such is the topsy turvy nature of this League of Ireland season that Bohemians manager Alan Reynolds went from being a man almost certain to lose his job last Monday lunchtime to suddenly being in charge of a side just two points off the top of the table by Friday night. Itโ€™s a reflection of the competitive nature of the fare so far this season in the Premier Division that just just three points separate the league leaders, Drogheda United, and Derry City in seventh.

  • 1 month ago | westernpeople.ie | Cathal Mullaney

    The spirit of the hurling championship was nicely encapsulated by Kilkenny great Richie Hogan, who was on analysis duty for GAA+ at Semple Stadium on Sunday for Tipperaryโ€™s meeting with Limerick.

  • 1 month ago | westernpeople.ie | Cathal Mullaney

    Studying in school rarely, if ever, grabs the imagination, but one line from our Leaving Cert English course always stood out to me. Derek Mahon's 'Antarctica' was part of the collection of poems we covered and in it, there's a standout line. Reacting to the decision of a captain who decided to give of his own life to help his comrades survive out in the ice and snow, Mahon used the line 'at the heart of the ridiculous, the sublime' to describe such a selfless gesture.

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Cathal Mullaney
Cathal Mullaney @CathalMullaney
4 Jun 25

RT @deirdrebarry_: With all things wellness related on the rise, it was nice to reflect on my own journey and see it come to life in @Corkmโ€ฆ

Cathal Mullaney
Cathal Mullaney @CathalMullaney
3 Jun 25

RT @connachtrugby: Connacht Rugby and @IrishRugby are delighted to announce the appointment of Stuart Lancaster as the club's new Head Coacโ€ฆ

Cathal Mullaney
Cathal Mullaney @CathalMullaney
1 Jun 25

RT @deirdrebarry_: Did the GAA jump the gun with the change in format for next yearโ€™s football championship? This yearโ€™s competition is reaโ€ฆ