By John Harrington It’s a testament to Seamus Lavin’s latent ability that since returning to the Meath senior football team after a four-year absence he’s looked like he’s never been away at all. That’s a considerable achievement, particularly as he’s now 30 and as a corner-back his job-spec is more

By Cian O’Connell A part of Martin Flannery’s heart will always be in Ballinrobe. Three decades in South America, Flannery still talks fondly about the south Mayo town, how the Ballinrobe GAA club is progressing. Building for a sustainable future. In Santiago, the capital of Chile, Mayo is very much

By John Harrington Kilkenny hurler Mossy Keoghan never had to look too for a positive role model. His own father Liam won an All-Ireland Senior Hurling medal in 1993 and an All-Star in 1997. Liam’s All-Star award has sat at home on the mantle-piece for as long as Mossy can

By John Harrington Underage Gaelic games in Australasia continue to go from strength to strength. That will be very obvious this weekend when around 300 young players aged from U-10 to U-17 participate in the second ever Australasia Féile which takes place in Pat O’Hara Reserve in North Perth over