Ireland’s Moylan bags brace as Barry-Murphy’s Cardiff get first Championship win of the season
Championship: Cardiff 3 Charlton 1
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Mary Ellen Bolger: All-Ireland final experience will make Kerry stronger
While disappointment still lingers following their narrow TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship final defeat to Galway at Croke Park on August 2, Kerry netminder Mary Ellen Bolger was nevertheless pleased to pick up the ZuCar Golden Glove award for 2026 earlier this week.
Scott Bemand: ‘We’ve got to become reasonably un-Irish’
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand says his team are going to have to become “reasonably un-Irish” if they are to capitalise on their position as favourites in the WXV Global Series.
After emulating his brother at Munster, Seán Edogbo dreams of doing the same with Ireland
The Edogbo brothers have ticked a few boxes already. They are the first Cobh Pirates players to play for Munster. A week after Edwin came on just as Seán went off against the Sharks last March, they shared a pitch as Munster players for the last 20 minutes away to the Bulls. Edwin has already played for Ireland too. But they’ve a few more boxes to tick yet.
‘She’s got a bit about her’: Jemima Adams Verling backed to make impact in Ireland debut
Attitude, patience, dedication, talent and work ethic, a hotch-potch of qualities transferable from the training pitch to a match. Jemima Adams Verling has displayed them all over the past year in the Ireland squad environment.
The GAA can build Croke Park. So why not build houses? South Kerry’s radical solution
THE St Mary’s club in Caherciveen posted a sliver of nostalgia this week on the 25th anniversary of their first Kerry IFC title in 2001. It was a side containing Bryan Sheehan, Maurice Fitzgerald, Austin Constable, Ray Keane et al and fifteen years later the club would celebrate an All-Ireland club title at the same grade.
Kobe McDonald sets early-November date for Australia return
Kobe McDonald plans to spend time with St Kilda later this year before returning to Ireland in December for the wedding of his brother and Mayo teammate Jordan Flynn. McDonald will begin life in Australia in earnest around January.
Michael O’Neill has no right to assume Ceadach O’Neill’s bloodline – and neither do we
It’s hard to say whether the Ceadach O’Neill thing has quite reached saga proportions yet but we might not be all that far off. We have, for sure, passed the curiosity stage and there’s maybe enough juice in it now for it to qualify as an affair. Let’s just say that if the Israel unpleasantness wasn’t colonising the soccer pages, we might have tipped over the line already.