Michael McMullan

1 day ago | gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan

Championship structures are once again topical with the group format being replaced by a back door format structure next season. Paul Quinn has drawn up a proposal that would give all counties a similar look to the season. He spoke with Michael McMullan…WHEN Leitrim took the decision not to field against Fermanagh in the league earlier in the season, it caused a weekend of debate that spilled even further. Opinions were aplenty. Leitrim were decimated. Injuries. Numbers were scarce.

1 day ago | gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan

With the championships now in full swing at both All-Ireland and Tailteann Cup level, Shaun Casey looks at the players from Ulster leading the scoring chargePat Havern (Down) 0-27Undoubtedly the go-to man in the Down attack, Havern has really grown into that talismanic figure and doesn’t shy away from that burden. The Saval clubman usually wears 14 on his back but can be found anywhere on the field and that’s what makes his scoring return so remarkable.

1 day ago | gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan

By Michael McMullanIt’s impossible not to be intrigued by Armagh. For the rest of us, we can only hazard a guess at the level of intramural satisfaction within their bubble. When their jet-black bus pulls out of dodge, you wonder about the vibe inside. What level does their ‘us against the world’ rise to? If it even does. Maybe that doesn’t float their boat. But it doesn’t take a deep dig to realise that it should. Or at least that it could.

1 day ago | gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan

By Michael McMullanANTRIM manager Andy McEntwee has named his side for Sunday’s Tailteann Cup preliminary quarter final against Wexford. Patrick Finnegan is named ahead of Conor Stewart who played in last weekend’s win over London. It’s a third meeting of the teams in as many years with Antrim winning n the last two occasions. The Saffrons lost to Westmeath and Limerick after a spirited showing in Ulster against Armagh.

1 day ago | gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan

Compiled by Jackie Cahill The 2025 TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship roars into life this weekend – with four key fixtures down for decision. 2024 runners-up Galway entertain Tipperary on Saturday, as holders Kerry play host to Mayo, while Armagh make the trip to Meath. On Sunday, Waterford will have home advantage against Dublin, with all four Senior Championship fixtures slated for live coverage.