Indo Sport podcast: Bits & Bobs: Brian Fenton bows out at the top | Can we support Northern Ireland?Brian Fenton's retirement has sparked discussion on his legacy in Gaelic football and the dynamics of Irish identity in sports.
Confirmed: Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31, a major loss for Dublin GAA after a decade of achievements.
Indo Sport podcast: Bits & Bobs: Brian Fenton bows out at the top | Can we support Northern Ireland?Brian Fenton's retirement has sparked discussion on his legacy in Gaelic football and the dynamics of Irish identity in sports.
Confirmed: Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31, a major loss for Dublin GAA after a decade of achievements.
Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31Fenton's retirement at 31 ends a remarkable chapter in Dublin football history, impacting the future of the team and Gaelic football broadly.
Dublin football stunned as Brian Fenton set to retire from inter-county footballFenton's retirement marks a significant shift in the Gaelic football landscape after his remarkable career with Dublin.
Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton set to retire from inter-county footballFenton's retirement suggests significant changes for the Dublin Gaelic football team, marking a potential shift in the competitive landscape.
Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31Fenton's retirement at 31 ends a remarkable chapter in Dublin football history, impacting the future of the team and Gaelic football broadly.
Dublin football stunned as Brian Fenton set to retire from inter-county footballFenton's retirement marks a significant shift in the Gaelic football landscape after his remarkable career with Dublin.
Dublin stunned as Brian Fenton set to retire from inter-county footballFenton's retirement suggests significant changes for the Dublin Gaelic football team, marking a potential shift in the competitive landscape.
Stephen Cluxton looks set to join James McCarthy in Dublin departureMcCarthy's retirement signifies the end of an era for Dublin Gaelic football, leaving a legacy of unparalleled success and camaraderie.
Jack O'Connor completes Kerry 2025 backroom team with surprise addition of former Galway head coachO'Neill's return to Kerry signals a strategic move after recent coaching events, highlighting his successful past with the team.
Stephen Cluxton looks set to join James McCarthy in Dublin departureMcCarthy's retirement signifies the end of an era for Dublin Gaelic football, leaving a legacy of unparalleled success and camaraderie.
Jack O'Connor completes Kerry 2025 backroom team with surprise addition of former Galway head coachO'Neill's return to Kerry signals a strategic move after recent coaching events, highlighting his successful past with the team.
Galway's Paul Conroy named 2024 Footballer of the Year, as Clare ace Shane O'Donnell claims top Hurling awardOisín Conroy makes history as the oldest outfield player to win a Gaelic football award at 35 years old.
2024 All-Star football team revealed: Armagh land six of the best in year of seismic changeArmagh leads this year's PwC All-Stars team with a notable absence of players from Dublin and Kerry, showcasing a shift in Gaelic football excellence.
'We felt this can't be the way football has gone' - Aidan Fennelly is rowing against the tideAidan Fennelly aims to reshape Gaelic football by emphasizing attacking play over defensive strategies after Portlaoise's county final loss.
Aidan O'Shea hits first four-point goal to spark Connacht blitzConnacht decisively defeated Leinster in a Gaelic football trial match, highlighting the effectiveness of new rule changes.
Conor McKeon: Why the FRC must avoid breaking law of unintended consequencesUnintended consequences often complicate proposed rule changes in Gaelic football, emphasizing caution in the Football Review Committee's approach.
Unique Croke Park experimental clash featuring new rules may be televisedThe upcoming trial run on October 18-19 aims to test seven proposed enhancements to Gaelic football rules in a competitive setting.
Aidan O'Shea hits first four-point goal to spark Connacht blitzConnacht decisively defeated Leinster in a Gaelic football trial match, highlighting the effectiveness of new rule changes.
Conor McKeon: Why the FRC must avoid breaking law of unintended consequencesUnintended consequences often complicate proposed rule changes in Gaelic football, emphasizing caution in the Football Review Committee's approach.
Unique Croke Park experimental clash featuring new rules may be televisedThe upcoming trial run on October 18-19 aims to test seven proposed enhancements to Gaelic football rules in a competitive setting.
James Madden in line for potential Dublin spot as he returns from lengthy stint in AustraliaJames Madden is returning to Ireland to pursue a Gaelic football career after six years in the AFL with Brisbane Lions.
Indo Sport podcast: Jim Gavin, changes to football, and the possible return of International rulesProposals from Jim Gavin's committee on Gaelic football rules could significantly impact the sport.International Rules may soon return, renewing interest in cross-border competitions.
Martin Breheny: Jim Gavin's group lack one vital ingredient in their bid to cure Gaelic footballThe absence of head-to-head contests diminishes the excitement and appeal of Gaelic football and soccer compared to rugby.
Joe Brolly: My plan to save football and why Jim Gavin's rulemakers need to give sweeper the brush-offDefensive strategies in Gaelic football need urgent improvement to enhance the game's appeal and engagement for fans.
Seamus O'Rourke's Leaning on Gates is a 'grand' study of an Irish Big Fellah and his crewSeamus O'Rourke's memoir reflects on the clash between dreamers and traditional rural life in Ireland.
Conor McKeon: Split season helps 'double-jobbing' but it also means more pressure for managersThe intensity of Gaelic football connects players and fans, evident in the dramatic draw of the 2007 All-Ireland club final.
Barry McCambridge to battle with Galway duo for Footballer of Year as All-Star nominations are revealedArmagh leads nominations with a significant number of first-time contenders for the All-Stars.Galway's defence surprisingly underrepresented despite their All-Ireland final spot.David Clifford's continuous All-Star nominations underscore his impact in the sport.
Joe Brolly: Piggy in the Middle is no laughing matter, a simple rule change could make our ancient sport exciting againPiggy in the Middle has influenced the tactics in Gaelic football, showing the evolution of children's games into competitive sports.
Longford football championship thrown into chaos over disputed half-time score as TV footage reviewedThe disputed half-time score could have major consequences for the Longford championship standings.
from Irish Independent2 months ago'Forever in our hearts' - GAA player Caolan Finnegan (20) dies after brain cancer diagnosisCaolan Finnegan, a young Gaelic football player, passed away after a courageous battle with a brain tumor, leaving a profound legacy behind.
Pat Spillane: Dull and boring All-Ireland decider was the FINAL nail in football's coffinGaelic football needs improvement for future success.
Pat Spillane: I wouldn't be betting my house on it but I have a sneaking suspicion Sam is heading westNew teams bring novelty to refresh Gaelic football championship.
Joe Brolly: Football has become a factory - teams need to embrace chaos againDrones offer superior perspective for sports training session analysis.
From college friends to inter-county rivals - when Padraic Joyce and Jim McGuinness won the Sigerson Cup togetherThe 1998 IT Tralee Sigerson Cup team was composed of prominent players from Kerry, Galway, and Donegal, reminiscent of the Harlem Globetrotters.