Antrim’s two victories in the 2009 Ulster Senior Football Championship may not have achieved anything other than the opportunity to meet All Ireland champions Tyrone in the July 19th decider in Clones. However for the success starved football fans of the county, the message coming from the city of Belfast, the Glens and the outlying [...]
As the countdown to the Ulster SFC semi-final continues, St Gall’s and Antrim defender Andrew McClean is relishing the challenge that lies ahead from Cavan at St Tiernach’s Park Clones.
On this edition of the Gael Games podcast Andrew talks to Padraig Coyle about the incredible change that has taken place in Antrim football in 2009. [...]
Cavan’s senior team is eager to get back into big time Gaelic football and sees this weekend’s Ulster Senior Championship semi final against Antrim as an opportunity not to be missed.
On the Gael Games podcast Padraig Coyle gets the views of Cavan supporter and one of Ireland’s most exciting radio commentators, Owen McConnon of BBC [...]
Antrim’s footballers confounded the critics and doom mongers by dumping Donegal out of the 2009 Ulster Senior Football Championship at Ballybofey 1-10 to 12 points on 14 June.
On the Gael Games podcast Padraig Coyle hears from Antrim manager Liam Bradley and St Gall’s midfielder Aodhan Gallagher as the Saffrons look forward to a semi final [...]
The sport of handball in Ireland has recently been rebranded to become known as GAA Handball and on this edition of the Gael Games podcast, Padraig Coyle has been talking to Tyrone man Chris Curran who has recently taken over as the GAA’s full time handball manager.
In this podcast Chris talks to Padraig about his [...]
Former All Star hurler, Terence McNaughton is the joint manger of the Antrim hurling team and this edition of the Gael Games podcast, Terence talks to Padraig Coyle about his passion for the sport and sets out some of the targets that he and Dominic McKinlay have their sights on for 2009.
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As you head out the M1 motorway towards Stockmans Lane and beyond, you may notice some GAA pitches on the right hand side of the road behind the Bog Meadows. In there you’ll find the home of one of Belfast’s best known GAA clubs - St Galls. Next year the club celebrates its 100th anniversary [...]
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