John Haughey

United States

National News Writer at The Epoch Times

U.S. Navy veteran, University of Wyoming graduate, a working journalist since 1978. National affairs reporter for @EpochTimes.

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Articles

'Too much made of Jimmy's winning matches' - McGuinness

3 days ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

'Jimmy's winning matches' was blasting out from the Clones PA system even if the saviour himself did not appear overly enamoured with Donegal's unofficial GAA anthem. "That's wrong. The players are winning the matches and that's something that gets lost in the ether.
Donegal beat Armagh again in titanic Ulster battle

4 days ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

Donegal retained the Ulster Football title by edging out All-Ireland champions Armagh in 2-23 to 0-28 after extra-time in another titanic struggle at Clones. Unlike last year, this final meeting didn't require penalties but it was another epic encounter between two well-matched teams.
Gill out of Belfast meet but top Canadian signs up

2 weeks ago | au.sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

English star Phoebe Gill has been forced to pull out of next month's Belfast Irish Milers Meet but world-class Canadian athlete Gabriela DeBues-Stafford has been added to the event's entries. Gill, then aged 17, stunned the athletics world by clocking one minute 57.86 to earn a runaway 800m victory at the Belfast meeting last year - four seconds inside her previous personal best - as she broke the 45-year-old European under-18 record.
New rules lead to hooter controversy at Clones

3 weeks ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

For a few brief moments it appeared as though we had one of those almighty GAA rows on our hands. Following a stirring second-half comeback in Sunday's Ulster Football quarter-final, after nailing one moments earlier, Dessie Ward had just missed another two-point attempt which would have brought Monaghan level in the final seconds against Donegal after the Farney men had trailed by eight in the first half.
McIlroy's 2025 - could Portrush top Augusta win?

4 weeks ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

It seems inconceivable that the drama of his career Grand Slam-clinching Masters triumph could be matched but Rory McIlroy still has much golf to play in a 2025 which now seems replete with possibilities for Northern Ireland's sporting hero. McIlroy plans to be back in action next week in New Orleans when he and close friend Shane Lowry defend their Zurich Classic title, which is an event that does not have world ranking points.
Armagh expected Antrim 'fight' and got it - Forker

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

Armagh captain Aidan Forker insisted afterwards that the All-Ireland champions had expected to find themselves "in a fight" in west Belfast. That made a certain degree of sense. If the Saffrons' players weren't going to be fired up on this day of all days after fighting the 'Corrigan or nowhere' campaign, all during a period when they suffered relegation back to Division Four, then there was going to be something seriously amiss with them.
'I sat in my room, staring at my Xbox' - Griggs running again after illness

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

"I'm 20 years old, a professional athlete, should be in the prime of my life and I can't even put my socks on."Nick Griggs recalls a period he admits frightened him, but one he is emerging from after resuming running over the last fortnight. It will be some weeks, however, before he is able to do a full training load.
Double Olympic medallist Reardon to run in Belfast

2 months ago | sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

Great Britain's double Olympic relay medallist Sam Reardon has joined an already strong entry list for the Belfast Irish Milers Meet on 10 May. His fellow Great Britain Olympic team-mate Phoebe Gill will lead the entries for the World Athletics Continental Tour meeting after her stunning performance at the Belfast event last summer.
Murphy's instant impact as Donegal punish Armagh

2 months ago | sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

Michael Murphy was at the centre of instant drama on his return to Donegal duty as he helped the home side maintain their winning start to Division One of the Allianz Football League by beating All-Ireland champions Armagh 0-21 to 1-10. Jim McGuinness felt the need to introduce the 35-year-old for his first inter-county action in 981 days after Armagh had cut Donegal's six-point half-time advantage to only two within nine minutes of the restart.
Griggs missing indoor season after freak injury

2 months ago | sports.yahoo.com | John Haughey

Tyrone athlete Nick Griggs' conspicuous absence from the current indoor season is because of a freak knee injury that has required twice-daily doses of intravenous antibiotics during a two-week hospital stay. The 20-year-old is scheduled to leave Musgrave Park Hospital in Belfast on Friday. His knee trouble began when he was knocked to the ground while waiting at a congested start line before the under-23 race at the European Cross Country Championships in Antalya on 8 December.