By John Harrington At the age of 34, Paul Geaney is playing the football of his life. He was the stand-out performer in the Kerry club championship for the past two campaigns and he's replicated that effectivness in a Kerry jersey. Geaney has always been a player of huge ability

By John Harrington After 44 years as a full-time employee of the GAA, Pat Daly is finally hanging up his hurley. Through 16 GAA presidencies he has served in a variety of roles and made an impact that is nigh on impossible to quantify. Put simply, his work at the

By John Harrington The dawn of another Leinster Senior Hurling Championship this weekend brings with it a familiar conundrum – what can we expect from Wexford? It’s hard to know because in recent years their form has veered so wildly that each match they’ve played has almost been like an

By John Harrington On his first day in the job as the GAA's newly appointed National Head of Hurling, GAA.ie sat down with William Maher to talk about his vision for the role and what he hopes to achieve in it in the coming years. GAA.ie: William, for those who