Michael A. Foley
Sports Writer at The Times
Sunday Times jnlst. Wrote The Bloodied Field, Kings of September, Harte. The Children of Croke Park out now, online at https://t.co/N7URrGbYn2
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thetimes.com | Michael A. Foley
When searching the pack at the beginning of the season for our old friend the dark horse, Tyrone appeared to have all the markings of a long shot to win an All-Ireland. Malachy O'Rourke's most brilliant work has usually been accomplished in his first season as manager. Tyrone had players returning, kickers and attackers theoretically suited to the new rules, the best goalkeeper in the country and the core of them already versed in winning an All-Ireland.
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thetimes.com | Michael A. Foley
"I certainly hope today's the end of it," he said. It was. When the sagas of Meath and Louth from this era are handed down as folklore, the madness of 2010 will live in the shadow of 2025 like a footnote. Sheridan's goal has been overtaken by Craig Lennon's screamer.
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Not to distract from the complete fiasco this has been for the Camogie Assoc, in fairness to Brian Molloy he's the first ever male president of the organisation. The GPA is also co-chaired by male and female reps. As for a male ref, it's hard enough getting them whatever gender.
Man on RTE radio interviewing man (president of an all women’s sport) referring to another man who has to agree (GPA) & that you can’t tell another he (Ref) what to do. Meanwhile the players have their match cancelled. How are there so many men in charge of the sport? #skortgate
That is stunning. Every last detail of this.
Louth goalkeeper Niall McDonnell celebrates towards Hill 16 after his side ended 68 year wait to with the Leinster Senior Footbal Final https://t.co/gtsOpJyyNH
Known a lot of terrific Louth GAA people over the yrs who earned a day like this, some of them not here any more. Paddy Clarke came to mind after the final whistle. Absolute gentleman and a super coach and manager. These days mean the world.
