By John Harrington A symbiotic relationship is defined as one where people or things exist together in a way that benefits them all. The arrangement that Seosamh Breathnach has with Na Fianna GAA club is a nice example. Since 2010 he’s operated as a hurley-maker and mender on the club’s

By John Harrington On November 22, 1999, the then GAA President Joe McDonagh and representatives from five GAA clubs (Brussels, Den Haag, Luxembourg, Paris, and Guernsey) met in Amsterdam to formally found the GAA’s European County Board. The growth of Gaelic games on the continent in the 25 years since

By John Harrington Brian Kennedy has had an eventful few months. Last October he married his partner Michelle Graham and a couple of weeks later was man of the match as St. Lachtain’s defeated Windgap in the Kilkenny Junior Hurling Championship Final. He was a key figure too in St.

By John Harrington Watching Shane O’Brien in action for Limerick in last year’s Munster Senior Hurling Final against Clare, it quickly became obvious why he’s nicknamed ‘The Bull’. Though still only a teenager, the strapping 19-year-old made grown men look like boys as he won ball after ball, shrugged off