Gaelic Life
Gaelic Life is the only weekly newspaper in Ulster that focuses solely on GAA news, offering outstanding coverage every Thursday from some of the best experts in the field. While it primarily focuses on Ulster, Gaelic Life is distributed across Ireland and covers all areas of GAA activities, including inter-county football and Camogie. The publication has earned numerous awards for its committed reporting, which remains consistent throughout the ups and downs of the GAA season.
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2 days ago |
gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan
By Michael McMullanTyrone All-Ireland winning captain Peter Canavan is one a number of former stars pulling the boots back on this Saturday. To mark the opening of their playing facilities and state-of-the-art new stand, Stewartstown Harps team of 2005 are taking on a Tyrone team of the decade on Saturday afternoon. It also marks as the 20-year anniversary of Tyrone’s 2005 All-Ireland success and they’ll be wearing a customised strip to mark the occasion.
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3 days ago |
gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan
THERE are four ladies football finals down for decision on Sunday, including an Ulster double header in Clones. We will chat to the Down, Cavan, Derry and Antrim camps. Check out Thursday’s edition of Gaelic Life. Here are the fixture details.
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3 days ago |
gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan
BELLAGHY Wolfe Tones GAC are inviting GAA clubs across Ireland to stand beside the family of the late Sean Brown. In a powerful act of solidarity and resilience, the “Walk for Truth” aims to highlight the support for Brown family in their pursuit of a public inquiry into Sean’s death. In a letter, widely circulated on social media and sent to Gaelic Life, the club are appealing for those attending to wear their club. “We respectfully ask that attendees wear their club colours with pride,” it read.
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4 days ago |
gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan
By Michael McMullanARMAGH Ladies won their fifth Ulster title in six seasons on Saturday but Blaithin Mackin said it hasn’t always been rosy in the garden. She recalls the earlier years of her career when the Orchard County were on the other side of results and Donegal were top of the pops in Ulster. Two first half goals from Aoife McCoy put Armagh on their way to victory and Mackin was glad with how they “controlled” the decider.
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4 days ago |
gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan
ULSTER champions Donegal have five players on the latest GAA Team of the week after Saturday’s extra-time win in the Ulster final. Beaten finalists Armagh have three players on the team, including Oisin Conaty who hit six points, one of which took the decider to extra-time. Louth ended a 68-year gap for a Leinster senior title and have five on the team. Check out this week’s review pod as we look at both of Saturday’s Ulster finals from Clones. This page is available to subscribers.
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